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From the Old English personal names Lēofa and Lēofe, both from lēof (“dear, beloved”).

From Middle English lef, leef, from Old English lēaf, from Proto-West Germanic *laub, from Proto-Germanic *laubą (“leaf”), from Proto-Indo-European *lowbh-o-m, from *lewbh- (“to cut off”). Cognates Cognate with Scots leaf (“leaf”), Yola laafe (“leaf”), North Frisian luuf (“leaf”), Saterland Frisian Loof (“leaf”), West Frisian leaf (“leaf”), Cimbrian loap (“leaf”), Dutch loof (“foliage”), German Laub (“leaves”), German Low German Loov (“leaf”), Luxembourgish Laf (“foliage, leaves”), Mòcheno lap (“leaf”), Vilamovian łaub, łaup, łojp (“leaf”), Danish and Norwegian Bokmål løv (“leaf”), Faroese leyv (“leaf”), Icelandic lauf (“leaf”), Norwegian Nynorsk lauv (“leaf”), Swedish löv (“leaf”), Gothic 𐌻𐌰𐌿𐍆𐍃 (laufs, “leaf”); also Irish luibh (“herb, plant”), Latin liber (“bast; book”), Albanian labë (“rind”), Lithuanian lúobas (“bark; bast”), Polish łub (“bark”), Russian луб (lub, “bast”). (Internet slang: Canadian): In reference to the maple leaf as national symbol.

From the maple leaf depicted on Canada's flag.

613 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abaga: azag̶aʔe — part of a plant
• Abkhaz: абӷьы (abğjə) — part of a plant
• Acehnese: ôn — part of a plant
• Afar: dalaa — part of a plant
• Afrikaans: blaar — part of a plant
• Ainu: ハㇺ (ham) — part of a plant
• Aklanon: dahon — part of a plant
• Albanian: gjethe — part of a plant
• Southern Altai: јалбырак (ǰalbïrak) — part of a plant
• Northern Amami Ōshima: 葉 (hā) — part of a plant
• Southern Amami Ōshima: 葉 (hā) — part of a plant
• Amharic: ቅጠል (ḳəṭäl) — part of a plant
• Anus: dau — part of a plant
• Arabic: وَرَقَة (waraqa) — part of a plant
• Arabic: وَرَقة (waraga) — part of a plant
• Aragonese: fuella — part of a plant
• Aramaic: ܛܪܦܐ (ṭarpā) — part of a plant
• Argobba: ቅጠል (qəțäl) — part of a plant
• Armenian: տերեւ (terew) — part of a plant
• Aromanian: frãndzã — part of a plant
• Aromanian: frundzã — part of a plant
• Ashkun: pār — part of a plant
• Asi: rahon — part of a plant
• Asi: dahon — part of a plant
• Assamese: পাত (pat) — part of a plant
• Asturian: fueya — part of a plant
• Atayal: abau — part of a plant
• Aymara: laphi — part of a plant
• Azerbaijani: yarpaq — part of a plant
• Bahnar: hla — part of a plant
• Balinese: don — part of a plant
• Bangi: zasa — part of a plant
• Bashkir: япраҡ (yapraq) — part of a plant
• Basque: hosto — part of a plant
• Basque: orri — part of a plant
• Belarusian: ліст (list) — part of a plant
• Bengali: পাতা (pata) — part of a plant
• Bhojpuri: पान (pān) — part of a plant
• Bole: kumi rewe — part of a plant
• Breton: delienn — part of a plant
• Buginese: daung — part of a plant
• Bulgarian: лист (list) — part of a plant
• Bulgarian: листо́ (listó) — part of a plant
• Burmese: အရွက် (a.rwak) — part of a plant
• Buryat: набша (nabša) — part of a plant
• Buryat: набшаһан (nabšahan) — part of a plant
• Buryat: намаа (namaa) — part of a plant
• Butuanon: dahon — part of a plant
• Catalan: fulla — part of a plant
• Cebuano: dahon — part of a plant
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵉⴼⵔ (ifr) — part of a plant
• Eastern Cham: ꨈꨶꨮꩉ — part of a plant
• Eastern Cham: ꨨꨤꨩ — part of a plant
• Chamicuro: chijpana — part of a plant
• Chavacano: ohas — part of a plant
• Chechen: гӏа (ğa) — part of a plant
• Cherokee: ᎤᎦᎶᎬ (ugalogv) — part of a plant
• Chichewa: tsamba — part of a plant
• Chinese Cantonese: 葉 /叶 (jip6) — part of a plant
• Chinese Cantonese: 葉子 /叶子 (jip6 zi2) — part of a plant
• Chinese: еезы (iəiəzɨ) — part of a plant
• Chinese: еер (iəiər) — part of a plant
• Chinese: езы (iəzɨ) — part of a plant
• Eastern Min Chinese: 箬箬 (niŏh-niŏh) — part of a plant
• Gan Chinese: 葉子 /叶子 (iet6 zi / iet7 zi) — part of a plant
• Hakka Chinese: 葉 /叶 (ya̍p) — part of a plant
• Chinese: 葉 /叶 (ia̍p) — part of a plant
• Chinese: 葉仔 /叶仔 (hio̍h-á) — part of a plant
• Jin Chinese: 葉子 /叶子 (ieh4 zeh) — part of a plant
• Chinese Mandarin: 葉 /叶 (yè) — part of a plant
• Chinese Mandarin: 葉子 /叶子 (yèzi) — part of a plant
• Northern Min Chinese: 箬 (niò̤) — part of a plant
• Northern Min Chinese: 箬仔 (niò̤-ciě) — part of a plant
• Wu Chinese: 葉 /叶 (8yiq) — part of a plant
• Wu Chinese: 葉子 /叶子 — part of a plant
• Xiang Chinese: 葉子 /叶子 (ie6 zr) — part of a plant
• Chuvash: ҫулҫӑ (śulś̬ă) — part of a plant
• West Circassian: тхьэпкӏэ (tḥɛpkʼɛ) — part of a plant
• Maore Comorian: wani class 11/6 — part of a plant
• Ngazidja Comorian: wani class 11/10 — part of a plant
• Cornish: del — part of a plant
• Cornish: delen — part of a plant
• Corsican: foglia — part of a plant
• Plains-Cree: nīpiy — part of a plant
• Crimean Tatar: yapraq — part of a plant
• Czech: list — part of a plant
• Dalmatian: fualja — part of a plant
• Danish: blad — part of a plant
• Danish: løv — part of a plant
• Dongxiang: lachin — part of a plant
• Drung: vng'lvp — part of a plant
• Dutch: blad — part of a plant
• Egyptian: g-A-b-t-Hn:Z2ss (gꜣbt) — part of a plant
• Enga: yoko — part of a plant
• Erzya: лопа (lopa) — part of a plant
• Esperanto: folio — part of a plant
• Estonian: leht — part of a plant
• Even: эбдэнрэ (əʙdənrə) — part of a plant
• Evenki: авданна (awdanna) — part of a plant
• Ewe: aŋgba — part of a plant
• Faroese: blað — part of a plant
• Fijian: drau — part of a plant
• Finnish: lehti — part of a plant
• Fon: ama — part of a plant
• Franco-Provençal: fôlye — part of a plant
• French: feuille — part of a plant
• Old French: fueille — part of a plant
• Saterland Frisian: Blääd — part of a plant
• West-Frisian: blêd — part of a plant
• Friulian: fuee — part of a plant
• Fula: 𞤸𞤢𞥄𞤳𞤮 — part of a plant
• Fula: 𞤳𞤢𞥄𞤳𞤮𞤤 — part of a plant
• Fula: haako — part of a plant
• Fula: kaakol — part of a plant
• Fuyug: hutu — part of a plant
• Galician: folla — part of a plant
• Ge'ez: ቈጽል (ḳwäṣl) — part of a plant
• Georgian: ფოთოლი (potoli) — part of a plant
• German: Blatt — part of a plant
• German: Laubblatt — part of a plant
• German: Blatt — part of a plant
• Central Franconian: Blatt — part of a plant
• Gilaki: ولگ — part of a plant
• Greek: φύλλο (fýllo) — part of a plant
• Ancient Greek: φύλλον (phúllon) — part of a plant
• Ancient Greek: πέταλον (pétalon) — part of a plant
• Greenlandic: pilu — part of a plant
• Mbya Guarani: ogue — part of a plant
• Paraguayan Guarani: togue — part of a plant
• Gujarati: પાન (pān) — part of a plant
• Gujarati: પર્ણ (parṇ) — part of a plant
• Gujarati: પાંદડું (pā̃dḍũ) — part of a plant
• Gujarati: દલ (dal) — part of a plant
• Gwich'in: chʼatʼan — part of a plant
• Haitian Creole: fèy — part of a plant
• Hausa: ganye — part of a plant
• Hausa: warƙa — part of a plant
• Hawaiian: lau — part of a plant
• Hebrew: עָלֶה (alé) — part of a plant
• Higaonon: dahon — part of a plant
• Hiligaynon: dahon — part of a plant
• Hindi: पत्ता (pattā) — part of a plant
• Hindi: पत्ती (pattī) — part of a plant
• Hiri Motu: raurau — part of a plant
• White Hmong: nplooj — part of a plant
• Hopi: nàapi — part of a plant
• Hungarian: levél — part of a plant
• Hungarian: falevél — part of a plant
• Hunsrik: plaat — part of a plant
• Icelandic: lauf — part of a plant
• Icelandic: laufblað — part of a plant
• Ido: folio — part of a plant
• Igbo: akwụkwọ — part of a plant
• Ilocano: bulong — part of a plant
• Indonesian: daun — part of a plant
• Ineseño: qap — part of a plant
• Ingrian: lehti — part of a plant
• Interlingua: folio — part of a plant
• Inuktitut: ᐊᑭᕈᐊᕈᖅ (akiroaroq) — part of a plant
• Iranun: raun — part of a plant
• Irish: duilleog — part of a plant
• Irish: bileog — part of a plant
• Italian: foglia — part of a plant
• Iu Mien: normh — part of a plant
• Japanese: 葉 (ha) — part of a plant
• Japanese: 葉っぱ (happa) — part of a plant
• Japanese: 木の葉 (konoha) — part of a plant
• Jarai: hla — part of a plant
• Javanese: godhong — part of a plant
• Javanese: ron — part of a plant
• Old Javanese: ron — part of a plant
• Jeju: 섭 (seop) — part of a plant
• Jingpho: lap — part of a plant
• Kamkata-viri: por — part of a plant
• Kannada: ಎಲೆ (ele) — part of a plant
• Kapampangan: bulung — part of a plant
• Karelian: lehti — part of a plant
• S'gaw Karen: သ့ၣ်လၣ် (thaỳ là) — part of a plant
• Kashubian: lëst — part of a plant
• Kazakh: жапырақ (japyraq) — part of a plant
• Khasi: sla — part of a plant
• Khmer: ស្លឹក (slək) — part of a plant
• Khmer: ស្លឹកឈើ (slək chəə) — part of a plant
• Kikai: 葉 (pā) — part of a plant
• Kikuyu: ithangũ — part of a plant
• Kiput: dun — part of a plant
• Komi-Permyak: кор (kor) — part of a plant
• Konkani: पाल्लो (pāllo) — part of a plant
• Korean: 잎 (ip) — part of a plant
• Kumyk: япыракъ (yapıraq) — part of a plant
• Kunigami: 葉 (phā) — part of a plant
• Central Kurdish: گەڵا (gella) — part of a plant
• Laki: گِڵا (gilla) — part of a plant
• Laki: ڤەڵگ (vellg) — part of a plant
• Northern Kurdish: belg — part of a plant
• Northern Kurdish: pel — part of a plant
• Southern Kurdish: گِڵا (gilla) — part of a plant
• Southern Kurdish: وەڵگ (wellg) — part of a plant
• Kyrgyz: жалбырак (jalbırak) — part of a plant
• Ladino: foja — part of a plant
• Ladino: yaprak — part of a plant
• Lakota: wahpe — part of a plant
• Lakota: ape — part of a plant
• Lao: ໃບ (bai) — part of a plant
• Lao: ໃບໄມ້ (bai mai) — part of a plant
• Latgalian: lopa — part of a plant
• Latin: folium — part of a plant
• Latin: frons — part of a plant
• Latvian: lapa — part of a plant
• Ligurian: féuggia — part of a plant
• Limburgish: louf — part of a plant
• Lingala: nkásá — part of a plant
• Lingala: lokásá class 11/10 — part of a plant
• Linngithigh: thondh — part of a plant
• Lithuanian: lapas — part of a plant
• Lombard: foeuja — part of a plant
• Lombard: fòia — part of a plant
• Low German: Blatt — part of a plant
• Lü: ᦺᦢ (ḃay) — part of a plant
• Luganda: ekikoola — part of a plant
• Luhya: lisafu — part of a plant
• Lutuv: hnaa — part of a plant
• Luxembourgish: Blat — part of a plant
• Macedonian: лист (list) — part of a plant
• Maguindanao: laun — part of a plant
• Malagasy: ravina — part of a plant
• Malay: daun — part of a plant
• Brunei Malay: daun — part of a plant
• Malayalam: ഇല (ila) — part of a plant
• Maltese: werqa — part of a plant
• Manchu: ᠠᠪᡩᠠᡥᠠ (abdaha) — part of a plant
• Northern Mansi: лӯпта (lūpta) — part of a plant
• Manx: duillag — part of a plant
• Māori: rau — part of a plant
• Māori: tawhera — part of a plant
• Maranao: ra'on — part of a plant
• Marathi: पर्ण (parṇa) — part of a plant
• Marathi: पत्र (patra) — part of a plant
• Marathi: दल (dal) — part of a plant
• Eastern Mari: лышташ (lyštaš) — part of a plant
• Western Mari: ӹлӹштӓш (ÿlÿštäš) — part of a plant
• Megleno-Romanian: frunză — part of a plant
• Central Melanau: daun — part of a plant
• Middle English: leef — part of a plant
• Middle English: blad — part of a plant
• Minangkabau: daun — part of a plant
• Mirandese: fuolha — part of a plant
• Miyako: 葉 (pā) — part of a plant
• Mizo: hnah — part of a plant
• Mòcheno: lap — part of a plant
• Mohegan-Pequot: wunipaq — part of a plant
• Moksha: лопа (lopa) — part of a plant
• Mon: သၠ (hlaˀ) — part of a plant
• Mongolian: навч (navč) — part of a plant
• Mongolian: ᠨᠠᠪᠴᠢ (nabči) — part of a plant
• Motu: rau — part of a plant
• Muong: lả — part of a plant
• Nahuatl: izhuatl — part of a plant
• Nanai: хабдата (habdata) — part of a plant
• Navajo: atʼąąʼ — part of a plant
• Nepali: पात (pāt) — part of a plant
• Central Nicobarese: dai — part of a plant
• Niuean: lau — part of a plant
• Norman: fielle — part of a plant
• Norman: fieille — part of a plant
• Norman: fuule — part of a plant
• Norman: fiëly — part of a plant
• Norwegian Bokmål: blad — part of a plant
• Norwegian Bokmål: løv — part of a plant
• Norwegian Nynorsk: blad — part of a plant
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lauv — part of a plant
• Occitan: fuèlha — part of a plant
• Odia: ପତ୍ର (patra) — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: aniibiishibag — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: aniibiishibagoon — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: aniibiish — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: aniibiishan — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: ᐊᓂᐱᐦᔑᐸᐟ (aniibiishibag) — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: ᐊᓂᐱᐦᔑᐸᑯᐣ (aniibiishibagoon) — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: ᐊᓂᐱᐦᐡ (aniibiish) — part of a plant
• Ojibwe: ᐊᓂᐱᐦᔕᐣ (aniibiishan) — part of a plant
• Okinawan: 葉 (fā) — part of a plant
• Okinoerabu: 葉 (fā) — part of a plant
• Church Slavic: листъ (listŭ) — part of a plant
• Church Slavic: ⰾⰹⱄⱅⱏ (listŭ) — part of a plant
• Old East Slavic: листъ (listŭ) — part of a plant
• Old English: lēaf — part of a plant
• Old Tupi: oba — part of a plant
• Omaha-Ponca: 'ábe — part of a plant
• Oneida: ónlahteʼ — part of a plant
• Osage: žąąpé — part of a plant
• Ossetian: сыф (syf) — part of a plant
• Pacoh: ula — part of a plant
• Pacoh: ila — part of a plant
• Palauan: llel — part of a plant
• Pali: paṇṇa — part of a plant
• Pali: ပဏ္ဏ (paṇṇa) — part of a plant
• Pali: पण्ण (paṇṇa) — part of a plant
• Pali: បណ្ណ (paṇṇa) — part of a plant
• Pali: පණ්ණ (paṇṇa) — part of a plant
• Pali: ปณฺณ (paṇṇa) — part of a plant
• Pannonian Rusyn: лїст (ljist) — part of a plant
• Papiamentu: foya — part of a plant
• Pashto: پاڼه (pâṇa) — part of a plant
• Pela: a31 faʔ55 — part of a plant
• Pela: sak55 faʔ55 — part of a plant
• Pennsylvania German: Blatt — part of a plant
• Dari: بَرْگ (barg) — part of a plant
• Iranian Persian: بَرْگ (barg) — part of a plant
• Iranian Persian: پَر (par) — part of a plant
• Piedmontese: feuja — part of a plant
• Pipil: iswat — part of a plant
• Pipil: izhuat — part of a plant
• Plautdietsch: Blaut — part of a plant
• Polish: liść — part of a plant
• Portuguese: folha — part of a plant
• Prasuni: pārag — part of a plant
• Punjabi: ਪੱਤਾ (pattā) — part of a plant
• Quapaw: apé — part of a plant
• Quapaw: žǫ́ape — part of a plant
• Quechua: raphi — part of a plant
• Quechua: llaqhi — part of a plant
• Rapa Nui: rua — part of a plant
• Rohingya: fata — part of a plant
• Romagnol: fója — part of a plant
• Romani: patrin — part of a plant
• Romanian: frunză — part of a plant
• Romansh: fegl — part of a plant
• Russian: лист (list) — part of a plant
• Russian: ли́стья (lístʹja) — part of a plant
• Saho: dharhaa — part of a plant
• Northern Sami: lasta — part of a plant
• Samoan: lau — part of a plant
• Sanskrit: पर्ण (parṇá) — part of a plant
• Sanskrit: पत्र (patra) — part of a plant
• Sardinian: fògia — part of a plant
• Scottish Gaelic: duille — part of a plant
• Scottish Gaelic: duilleag — part of a plant
• Semai: sela — part of a plant
• Serbo-Croatian: ли̑ст — part of a plant
• Serbo-Croatian: ли̏ска — part of a plant
• Serbo-Croatian: lȋst — part of a plant
• Serbo-Croatian: lȉska — part of a plant
• Shan: မႂ် (mǎue) — part of a plant
• Shan: ဝႂ် (wǎue) — part of a plant
• Shona: shizha — part of a plant
• Sicilian: fogghia — part of a plant
• Sindhi: پَنُ (panu) — part of a plant
• Sinhalese: කොළේ (koḷē) — part of a plant
• Sinhalese: කොළය (koḷaya) — part of a plant
• Slovak: list — part of a plant
• Slovene: list — part of a plant
• Slovincian: lëst — part of a plant
• Somali: caleen — part of a plant
• Lower Sorbian: list — part of a plant
• Upper Sorbian: list — part of a plant
• Spanish: hoja — part of a plant
• Spanish: foja (desus.) — part of a plant
• Spanish: fronda — part of a plant
• Spanish: coscoja — part of a plant
• Sundanese: daun — part of a plant
• Swahili: jani — part of a plant
• Swahili: msahafu — part of a plant
• Swedish: blad — part of a plant
• Swedish: löv — part of a plant
• Tagalog: dahon — part of a plant
• Tahitian: rau — part of a plant
• Tai Nüa: ᥛᥬ (maue) — part of a plant
• Tajik: барг (barg) — part of a plant
• Talysh: livə — part of a plant
• Talysh: لیو — part of a plant
• Tamil: இலை (ilai) — part of a plant
• Taos: ə̂na — part of a plant
• Tarantino: fogghie — part of a plant
• Tarifit: afar — part of a plant
• Tarifit: tifrešt — part of a plant
• Tat: vəlg — part of a plant
• Tatar: яфрак (yafraq) — part of a plant
• Tausug: dahun — part of a plant
• Tauya: wemo — part of a plant
• Tày: bâư — part of a plant
• Telugu: ఆకు (āku) — part of a plant
• Temiar: sela — part of a plant
• Tetum: roo — part of a plant
• Tewa: kaa — part of a plant
• Thai: ใบ (bai) — part of a plant
• Thai: ใบไม้ (bai-máai) — part of a plant
• Tibetan: ལོ་མ། (lo ma) — part of a plant
• Tlingit: kayaaní — part of a plant
• Tocharian A: pält — part of a plant
• Tocharian B: pilta — part of a plant
• Tok Pisin: lip — part of a plant
• Tokunoshima: 葉 (hā) — part of a plant
• Tongan: lau — part of a plant
• Tooro: ibabi class 5 — part of a plant
• Tregami: påṭ — part of a plant
• Tulu: ಅಡಿಪಿರೆ (aḍipire) — part of a plant
• Turkish: yaprak — part of a plant
• Ottoman Turkish: یپراق (yaprak) — part of a plant
• Turkmen: ýaprak — part of a plant
• Tuvaluan: lau — part of a plant
• Udi: хазал (ꭓazal) — part of a plant
• Udmurt: куар (kuar) — part of a plant
• Ukrainian: лист (lyst) — part of a plant
• Urdu: پَتّی (pattī) — part of a plant
• Urdu: بَرْگ (barg) — part of a plant
• Uyghur: يوپۇرماق (yopurmaq) — part of a plant
• Uyghur: ياپراق (yapraq) — part of a plant
• Uzbek: yaproq — part of a plant
• Uzbek: barg — part of a plant
• Venetan: foja — part of a plant
• Venetan: fogia — part of a plant
• Veps: leht — part of a plant
• Vietnamese: lá — part of a plant
• Vilamovian: błot — part of a plant
• Volapük: bled — part of a plant
• Võro: leht' — part of a plant
• Votic: lehto — part of a plant
• Waigali: poṭ — part of a plant
• Walloon: foye — part of a plant
• Waray-Waray: dáhon — part of a plant
• Welsh: dail — part of a plant
• Woiwurrung: jerrang — part of a plant
• Wolof: xob — part of a plant
• Xhosa: igqabi — part of a plant
• Yaeyama: 葉 (pā) — part of a plant
• Yakut: сэбирдэх (sebirdeq) — part of a plant
• Yámana: Suka — part of a plant
• Yiddish: בלאַט (blat) — part of a plant
• Yonaguni: 葉 (hā) — part of a plant
• Yoron: 葉 (pā) — part of a plant
• Yoruba: ewé — part of a plant
• Yurok: kaap' — part of a plant
• Záparo: wíka — part of a plant
• Zazaki: pelg (diq) — part of a plant
• Zazaki: par — part of a plant
• Zealandic: blad — part of a plant
• Zhuang: mbaw — part of a plant
• Zulu: ikhasi — part of a plant
• Zulu: iqabi — part of a plant
• Afrikaans: blaar — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Bulgarian: лист (list) — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Dutch: blad — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Finnish: lehti — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• French: feuille — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Greek: φύλλο (fýllo) — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Malay: dedaun — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Norwegian: blad — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Russian: лист (list) — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Russian: листы́ (listý) — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Telugu: ఆకు (āku) — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Tok Pisin: lip — anything resembling the leaf of a plant
• Afrikaans: blad — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Bulgarian: лист (list) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Finnish: lehti — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• French: feuille — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• French: feuille — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Greek: φύλλο (fýllo) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Ancient Greek: πέταλον (pétalon) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Hindi: पत्ती (pattī) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Hungarian: fémfüst — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Italian: foglia — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Japanese: 箔 (haku) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Macedonian: лист (list) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Middle English: foyle — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Norwegian Bokmål: folie — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Persian: برگ (barg) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Portuguese: folha — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Romanian: folie — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Russian: лист (list) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Russian: листы́ (listý) — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Spanish: hoja — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Swedish: yta — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Swedish: skikt — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Swedish: lager — sheet of any substance beaten or rolled until very thin
• Afrikaans: blad — sheet of a book
• Afrikaans: bladsy — sheet of a book
• Arabic: صَحِيفَة (ṣaḥīfa) — sheet of a book
• Armenian: էջ (ēǰ) — sheet of a book
• Armenian: տերեւ (terew) — sheet of a book
• Aromanian: acoalã — sheet of a book
• Aromanian: frãndzã — sheet of a book
• Aromanian: carti — sheet of a book
• Aromanian: filã — sheet of a book
• Azerbaijani: vərəq — sheet of a book
• Azerbaijani: yarpaq — sheet of a book
• Bashkir: бит (bit) — sheet of a book
• Bulgarian: лист (list) — sheet of a book
• Buryat: xуудаһан (xuudahan) — sheet of a book
• Buryat: лиис (liis) — sheet of a book
• Catalan: full — sheet of a book
• Chichewa: tsamba — sheet of a book
• Czech: list — sheet of a book
• Dutch: blad — sheet of a book
• Finnish: lehti — sheet of a book
• Finnish: sivu — sheet of a book
• French: feuille — sheet of a book
• French: feuillet — sheet of a book
• Galician: folla — sheet of a book
• German: Blatt — sheet of a book
• Greek: φύλλο (fýllo) — sheet of a book
• Hindi: पन्ना (pannā) — sheet of a book
• Hungarian: lap — sheet of a book
• Ingrian: lehti — sheet of a book
• Italian: foglio — sheet of a book
• Japanese: 一枚 (ichimai) — sheet of a book
• Khmer: ស្លឹក (slək) — sheet of a book
• Korean: 낱장 (natjang) — sheet of a book
• Latin: scheda — sheet of a book
• Latin: pagina — sheet of a book
• Latvian: lapa — sheet of a book
• Latvian: loksne — sheet of a book
• Lithuanian: lapas — sheet of a book
• Luxembourgish: Blat — sheet of a book
• Macedonian: лист (list) — sheet of a book
• Māori: whārangi — sheet of a book
• Mongolian: хуудас (xuudas) — sheet of a book
• Norwegian Bokmål: ark — sheet of a book
• Persian: برگ (barg) — sheet of a book
• Polish: kartka — sheet of a book
• Portuguese: folha — sheet of a book
• Romanian: foaie — sheet of a book
• Russian: лист (list) — sheet of a book
• Russian: листы́ (listý) — sheet of a book
• Scottish Gaelic: duilleag — sheet of a book
• Serbo-Croatian: ли̑ст — sheet of a book
• Serbo-Croatian: lȋst — sheet of a book
• Sicilian: fogghiu — sheet of a book
• Slovak: list — sheet of a book
• Slovene: list — sheet of a book
• Spanish: hoja — sheet of a book
• Spanish: folio — sheet of a book
• Swedish: blad — sheet of a book
• Tagalog: pahina — sheet of a book
• Tarifit: afar — sheet of a book
• Tày: bâư — sheet of a book
• Telugu: పత్రం (patraṁ) — sheet of a book
• Thai: ใบ (bai) — sheet of a book
• Turkish: yaprak — sheet of a book
• Ottoman Turkish: یپراق (yaprak) — sheet of a book
• Volapük: bedastofed — sheet of a book
• Zulu: ikhasi — sheet of a book
• Afrikaans: blad — flat section used to extend a table
• Bulgarian: разширение (razširenie) — flat section used to extend a table
• Dutch: blad — flat section used to extend a table
• Dutch: plaat — flat section used to extend a table
• Esperanto: klapo — flat section used to extend a table
• Finnish: jatkokappale — flat section used to extend a table
• Finnish: jatkolevy — flat section used to extend a table
• Finnish: jatko — flat section used to extend a table
• French: rallonge — flat section used to extend a table
• French: plateau — flat section used to extend a table
• German: Platte — flat section used to extend a table
• Greek: φύλλο (fýllo) — flat section used to extend a table
• Hungarian: vendéglap — flat section used to extend a table
• Hungarian: betét — flat section used to extend a table
• Italian: prolunga — flat section used to extend a table
• Macedonian: крило (krilo) — flat section used to extend a table
• Norwegian Bokmål: blad — flat section used to extend a table
• Portuguese: aba — flat section used to extend a table
• Russian: лист (list) — flat section used to extend a table
• Russian: ли́стья (lístʹja) — flat section used to extend a table
• Spanish: tablero — flat section used to extend a table
• Swedish: klaff — flat section used to extend a table
• Swedish: skiva — flat section used to extend a table
• Afrikaans: blad — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Bulgarian: крило (krilo) — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Finnish: läppä — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Finnish: levy — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Finnish: paneeli — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• French: battant — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• French: ouvrant — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• French: vantail — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Hindi: पल्ला (pallā) — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Hungarian: szárny — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Hungarian: ajtószárny — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Irish: comhla — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Javanese: godhong — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Latin: foris — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Scottish Gaelic: còmhla — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Scottish Gaelic: duille-dorais — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Scottish Gaelic: dor-dhuille — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Scottish Gaelic: duilleag-còmhla — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Spanish: hoja — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Spanish: tablero móvil — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Ottoman Turkish: قناد (kanad) — moveable panel of a bridge or door
• Bulgarian: листо (listo) — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Dutch: blad — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Finnish: lehti — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• French: feuille — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• German: Blatt — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Italian: foglia — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Norwegian Bokmål: løv — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Polish: liść — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Portuguese: folha — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Spanish: hoja — computing, mathematics: tree node without descendants
• Bulgarian: разлиствам се (razlistvam se) — to produce leaves
• Dutch: bladeren krijgen — to produce leaves
• Finnish: lehtiä — to produce leaves
• French: feuiller — to produce leaves
• Hungarian: levelet hoz/hajt — to produce leaves
• Hungarian: levelesedik — to produce leaves
• Hungarian: leveledzik — to produce leaves
• Hungarian: lombosodik — to produce leaves
• Latin: frondēscō — to produce leaves
• Macedonian: разлистува (razlistuva) — to produce leaves
• Norwegian Bokmål: løves — to produce leaves
• Norwegian Bokmål: lauve — to produce leaves
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lauvast — to produce leaves
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lauve — to produce leaves
• Slovene: olistati se — to produce leaves
• Swedish: lövas — to produce leaves
• Swedish: spricka ut — to produce leaves