leg

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From Middle English leg, legge, from Old Norse leggr (“leg, calf, bone of the arm or leg, hollow tube, stalk”), from Proto-Germanic *lagjaz, *lagwijaz (“leg, thigh”) (see it for more). Cognate with Scots leg (“leg”), Icelandic leggur (“leg, limb”), Norwegian Bokmål legg (“leg”), Norwegian Nynorsk legg (“leg”), Swedish lägg (“leg, shank, shaft”), Danish læg (“leg”), Lombardic lagi (“thigh, shank, leg”), Latin lacertus (“limb, arm”), Persian لنگ (leng). Upon borrowing, mostly displaced the native Old English term sċanca (Modern English shank).

492 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: ашьапы (ašapʼə) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Acehnese: gaki — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Afrikaans: been — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ahom: 𑜁𑜡 (khā) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Akan: nan — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Albanian: këmbë — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Gheg Albanian: kam — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Aleut: kudux̂ — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Southern Altai: бут (but) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Southern Altai: айак (ayak) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Amharic: እግር (ʾəgr) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Arabic: رِجْل (rijl) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Arabic: سَاق (sāq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Arabic: رجل (regl) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Arabic: ريل (rīl) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Arabic: ساق (sāg) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Arabic: رِجِل (rijil) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Arabic: إجر (ʔižr) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Armenian: ոտք (otkʻ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Aromanian: cicior — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Assamese: ভৰি (bhori) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Assamese: ঠেং (theṅ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Assamese: পাৱ (paw) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Assamese: কদম (kodom) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Asturian: pierna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Aymara: chara — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Azerbaijani: ayaq — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Balinese: cokor — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bangi: lokolo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Baruga: eka — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bashkir: аяҡ (ayaq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Basque: hanka — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Basque: zango — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Belarusian: нага́ (nahá) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bengali: পা (pa) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bengali: ঠেং (ṭheṅ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bhojpuri: पांव (pānv) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Central Bikol: tabay — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Boloki: lokolo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bouyei: gal — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Breton: gar — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bulgarian: крак (krak) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Bulgarian: нога́ (nogá) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Burmese: ခြေထောက် (hkrehtauk) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Buryat: хүл (xül) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Carpathian Rusyn: но́га (nóha) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Catalan: cama — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Cebuano: bitiis — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chamicuro: koselo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chavacano: pierna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chechen: ког (kog) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Cherokee: ᎦᏅᏍᎨᏂ (ganvsgeni) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chichewa: mwendo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese Cantonese: 腿 (teoi2) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese Cantonese: 髀 (bei2) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese Cantonese: 腳 /脚 (goek3) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese: туй (tuy) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Eastern Min Chinese: 腿 (tōi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Eastern Min Chinese: 跤 (giĕu) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Eastern Min Chinese: 跤腿 (kă-tōi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hakka Chinese: 腿 (thúi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hakka Chinese: 腳 /脚 (kiok) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese: 腿 (thúi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese: 跤腿 (kha-thúi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese: 跤 (kha) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese Mandarin: 腿 (tuǐ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinese Mandarin: 腳 /脚 (jiǎo) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Wu Chinese: 腿 — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chinook Jargon: thiyaʔwit — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chukchi: гыткаԓгын (gytkaḷgyn) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chukchi: гыткат (gytkat) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Chuvash: ура (ura) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• East Circassian: лъакъуэ (lsaqwɛ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• West Circassian: лъакъо (lsaqwo) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Coptic: ⲣⲁⲧ (rat) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Coptic: ϭⲁⲗⲟϫ (čaloj) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Coptic: ϭⲁⲗⲁⲩϫ (čalauj) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Cornish: garr — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Corsican: anca — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Corsican: ghjamba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Crimean Tatar: bacaq — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Czech: noha — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Danish: ben — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Dutch: been — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Dutch: poot — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Egyptian: s-b-q-rd (sbq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Erzya: пильге (piľge) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Esperanto: kruro — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Esperanto: gambo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Estonian: jalg — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Fala: pelna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Fala: perna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Farefare: kãrga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Finnish: jalka — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Franco-Provençal: chamba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• French: jambe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Middle French: jambe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old French: jambe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• West-Frisian: skonk — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Friulian: gjambe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Galician: perna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Galician: gamba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Galician: pata — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Georgian: ფეხი (pexi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• German: Bein — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Greek: πόδι (pódi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ancient Greek: σκέλος (skélos) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Greenlandic: niu — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Paraguayan Guarani: tetyma — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Guinea-Bissau Creole: perna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Gujarati: પગ (pag) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Haitian Creole: janm — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hawaiian: wāwae — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hebrew: רֶגֶל (régel) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पांव (pāmv) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पैर (pair) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पाया (pāyā) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: टांग (ṭāṅg) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: टाँग (ṭāṅg) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पाँव (pā̃v) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: कदम (kadam) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पग (pag) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पगु (pagu) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: क़दम (qadam) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पाद (pād) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पद (pad) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: लात (lāt) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पा (pā) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पाँ (pā̃) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पय (pay) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hindi: पाय (pāy) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Hungarian: láb — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Icelandic: fótur — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Icelandic: fótleggur — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Icelandic: leggur — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ido: gambo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Indonesian: tungkai — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Indonesian: kaki — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ingrian: jalka — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ingrian: nakku — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Interlingua: gamba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Irish: cos — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Istriot: ganba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Istro-Romanian: pićor — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Italian: gamba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Italian: zampa — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Italian: coscia — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Japanese: 脚 (ashi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Japanese: 足 (ashi) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Jarai: tơkai — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Jarawa: ən-ipo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Javanese: sikil — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kabuverdianu: perna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kaitag: тӏя (ṭə) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kaitag: тӏягь (ṭəh) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kambaata: lokkata — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kannada: ಕಾಲು (kālu) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Karakhanid: اَذَقْ (aδaq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Karelian: jalgu — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kashubian: noga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kaurna: kanthi — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kaurna: yarku — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kazakh: аяқ (aäq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Khmer: ជើង (cəəng) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kikuyu: kũgũrũ — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kikuyu: magũrũ — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kituba: dikulu — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Komi-Permyak: кок (kok) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kongo: kûlu — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kongo: kulu — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Korean: 다리 (dari) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Korean: 각 (gak) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Central Kurdish: لاق (laq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Northern Kurdish: ling — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Northern Kurdish: qor — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kyrgyz: бут (but) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Kyrgyz: аяк (ayak) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ladino: pierna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Lao: ຂາ (khā) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Latgalian: kuoja — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Latin: crūs — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Latvian: kāja — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Lezgi: кӏвач (ḳvač) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Limburgish: bein — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Lingala: lokolo — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Lithuanian: kója — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Low German: Been — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Low German: Bein — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Lü: ᦃᦱ (ẋaa) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Luhya: sikele — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Maasai: enkeju — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Macedonian: нога (noga) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Maguindanao: bubun — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Malay: kaki — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Brunei Malay: batis — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Malayalam: കാല് (kāl) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Maltese: riġel — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Manchu: ᠪᡝᡨᡥᡝ (bethe) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Mansaka: siki — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Maranao: seki — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Marathi: पाय (pāy) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Eastern Mari: йол (jol) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Maricopa: iime — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Mazanderani: لنگ (ling) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Megleno-Romanian: picior — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Minangkabau: bubun — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Central Sierra Miwok: ho·čonu- — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Moksha: пильге (piľge) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Mongolian: хөл (xöl) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Mongolian: ᠬᠥᠯ (köl) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Moore: karga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Mpade: salio — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Khiamniungan Naga: hōk — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Nama: ǀnub — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Navajo: ajáád — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Nepali: टाँग (ṭā̃g) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Nepali: खुट्टा (khuṭṭā) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Nias: ahe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Norman: gambe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Norwegian Bokmål: ben — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Norwegian Bokmål: bein — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: bein — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Occitan: camba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Northern Ohlone: tú̄mis — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ojibwe: nikaad — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old Church Slavonic: нога (noga) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old East Slavic: нога (noga) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old English: sċanca — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old Galician-Portuguese: perna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old Tupi: etymã class IIa — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old Tupi: kupy — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old Turkic: 𐰑𐰴 (adaq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• O'odham: kahio — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Oromo: luka — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ossetian: къах (k’ax) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ossetian: фад (fad) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Pannonian Rusyn: нога (noha) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Pashto: پښه (pẍa) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Pennsylvania German: Bee — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Iranian Persian: پا (pâ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Iranian Persian: لِنْگ (leng) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Iranian Persian: پوژِه (puže) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Picard: gambe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Plautdietsch: Been (nds) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Polabian: nügă — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Polish: noga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Portuguese: perna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Punjabi: ਲੱਤ (latta) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Quechua: chanka — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Rapa Nui: horeko va’e — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Réunion Creole French: zanm — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Rohingya: théng — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romagnol: gâmba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romani: chang — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romanian: gambă — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romanian: picior — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romansh: chomma — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romansh: tgomba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romansh: chamma — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romansh: tgomma — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Romansh: comba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Russian: нога́ (nogá) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Rwanda-Rundi: ukuguru class 15/6 — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Rwanda-Rundi: amaguru — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Inari-Sami: jyelgi — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Northern Sami: juolgi — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Skolt-Sami: jue ́lǧǧ — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Southern Sami: juelkie — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sanskrit: पाद (pāda) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sanskrit: टङ्क (ṭaṅka) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Scottish Gaelic: cas — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Serbo-Croatian: но̀га — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Serbo-Croatian: nòga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Shan: ၶႃ (khǎa) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Shor: азақ — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sicilian: jamma — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sicilian: gamma — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sidamo: lekka — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sikkimese: རྐང་པོ (rkang po) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sinhalese: කකුල (kakula) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Slovak: noha — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Slovene: noga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Somali: lug — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Lower Sorbian: noga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Upper Sorbian: noha — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Spanish: pierna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Spanish: pata — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Spanish: calanca — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Old Spanish: pierna — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Svan: ჭიშხ (č̣išx) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Swahili: mguu — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Swedish: ben — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sylheti: ꠙꠣꠅ (fao) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Sylheti: ꠑꠦꠋ (ṭéṅ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tagalog: binti — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tai Nüa: ᥑᥣᥴ (xáa) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tajik: пой (poy) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tajik: по (po) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tajik: линг (ling) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tamil: கால் (kāl) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Taos: xų́nemą — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tarantino: jamme — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tarifit: ḍar — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tatar: аяк (ayaq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tausug: siki — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Telugu: కాలు (kālu) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tetum: ain — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tewa: pó — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Thai: ขา (kǎa) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Northern Thai: ᨡᩣ — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tibetan: རྐང་པ (rkang pa) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tibetan: ཞབས (zhabs) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tigrinya: እግሪ (ʾəgri) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tok Pisin: lek — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Turkish: bacak — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ottoman Turkish: باجاق (bacak) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ottoman Turkish: آیاق (ayaq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Turkmen: aýak — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Tzotzil: okol — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Udi: тур (tur) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Udmurt: пыд (pyd) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ugaritic: 𐎛𐎌𐎄 (ỉšd) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Ukrainian: нога́ (nohá) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Urdu: پَیر (pair) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Urdu: پایَہ (pāya) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Urdu: پاؤں (pāõ) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Uyghur: پۇت (put) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Uyghur: پاچاق (pachaq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Uzbek: oyoq — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Venetan: ganba — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Vietnamese: chân — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Vietnamese: giò — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Vietnamese: cẳng — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Volapük: lög — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Walloon: djambe — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Welsh: coes — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Winnebago: huu — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Woiwurrung: lurrk — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Wolaytta: gediya — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Wolof: tànk — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Yakut: атах (ataq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Yiddish: פֿוס (fus) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Yoruba: ẹsẹ̀ — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Yup'ik: iruq — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Zazaki: lıng (diq) — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Zealandic: beên — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Zealandic: poôt — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Zhuang: ga — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Zulu: umlenze — lower limb from groin to ankle
• ǃXóõ: ǂqhàla — lower limb from groin to ankle
• Baruga: eka — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese Cantonese: 小腿 (siu2 teoi2) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese Cantonese: 細髀 /细髀 (sai3 bei2) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese Cantonese: 腳瓜 /脚瓜 (goek3 gwaa1) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Hakka Chinese: 下想 (hâ-sióng) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Hakka Chinese: 細腳髀 /细脚髀 (se-kiok-pí) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese: 小腿 (sió-thúi) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese: 下腿 (ē-thúi) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese: 跤下腿 (kha-ē-thúi) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese: 跤下節 /跤下节 (kha-ē-chat) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese: 跤胴 (kha-tâng) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Chinese Mandarin: 小腿 (xiǎotuǐ) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Dutch: scheen — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Dutch: scheenbeen — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Dutch: onderbeen — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Esperanto: kruro — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Finnish: sääri — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• French: jambe — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• German: Unterschenkel — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Indonesian: tungkai bawah — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Japanese: 下腿 (katai) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Kabuverdianu: perna — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Korean: 종아리 (jong'ari) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Korean: 하퇴 (hatoe) — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Mpade: salio — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Khiamniungan Naga: hōk — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Norwegian Bokmål: legg — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: legg — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Polish: łydka — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Polish: goleń — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Portuguese: perna — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Swahili: mguu — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Swedish: underben — portion of the lower appendage from knee to ankle
• Afrikaans: broekspyp — part of garment covering the leg
• Bashkir: балаҡ (balaq) — part of garment covering the leg
• Catalan: camal — part of garment covering the leg
• Catalan: cuixot — part of garment covering the leg
• Danish: ben — part of garment covering the leg
• Dutch: broekspijp — part of garment covering the leg
• Erzya: понкс пильге (ponks piľge) — part of garment covering the leg
• Finnish: lahje — part of garment covering the leg
• Finnish: puntti — part of garment covering the leg
• German: Hosenbein — part of garment covering the leg
• Hungarian: szár — part of garment covering the leg
• Icelandic: buxnaskálm — part of garment covering the leg
• Icelandic: skálm — part of garment covering the leg
• Norwegian: bein — part of garment covering the leg
• Polish: nogawka — part of garment covering the leg
• Portuguese: calça — part of garment covering the leg
• Russian: штани́на (štanína) — part of garment covering the leg
• Scottish Gaelic: osan — part of garment covering the leg
• Serbo-Croatian: nogavica — part of garment covering the leg
• Spanish: pernera — part of garment covering the leg
• Swahili: sura — part of garment covering the leg
• Swedish: ben — part of garment covering the leg
• Telugu: కాలు (kālu) — part of garment covering the leg
• Turkish: bacak — part of garment covering the leg
• Ukrainian: холоша (xološa) — part of garment covering the leg
• Ukrainian: колоша (kološa) — part of garment covering the leg
• Welsh: coes — part of garment covering the leg
• Afrikaans: poot — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Bashkir: аяҡ (ayaq) — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Bulgarian: краче (krače) — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Catalan: petge — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Dutch: poot — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Finnish: jalka — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Finnish: varsi — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Hungarian: láb — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Indonesian: kaki — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Irish: cos — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Latvian: kāja — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Old Tupi: etymã class IIa — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Old Tupi: kupy — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Portuguese: pé — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Russian: но́жка (nóžka) — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Spanish: pata — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Swahili: sura — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Turkish: ayak — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Turkish: bacak — supporting protrusion of an inanimate object
• Afrikaans: been — stage of journey
• Bulgarian: етап (etap) — stage of journey
• Danish: etape — stage of journey
• Finnish: etappi — stage of journey
• Finnish: legi — stage of journey
• Finnish: pätkä — stage of journey
• German: Etappe — stage of journey
• German: Abschnitt — stage of journey
• Icelandic: áfangi — stage of journey
• Korean: 여정 (yeojeong) — stage of journey
• Korean: 구간 (gugan) — stage of journey
• Māori: tūāoma — stage of journey
• Norwegian: etappe — stage of journey
• Polish: etap podróży — stage of journey
• Portuguese: etapa — stage of journey
• Russian: эта́п (etáp) — stage of journey
• Russian: перехо́д (perexód) — stage of journey
• Spanish: etapa — stage of journey
• Swahili: sura — stage of journey
• Swedish: etapp — stage of journey
• Telugu: అంచె (añce) — stage of journey
• Ukrainian: ета́п (etáp) — stage of journey
• Finnish: legi — (nautical) distance done without changing the sails from one side to the other
• Swahili: sura — (nautical) distance done without changing the sails from one side to the other
• Finnish: legi — (nautical) side of a route in a sailing race
• Swahili: sura — (nautical) side of a route in a sailing race
• Danish: runde — game played in a tournament
• Finnish: ottelu — game played in a tournament
• Finnish: kierros — game played in a tournament
• Finnish: osuus — game played in a tournament
• German: Satz — game played in a tournament
• Korean: 경기 (gyeonggi) — game played in a tournament
• Norwegian: spill — game played in a tournament
• Norwegian: kamp — game played in a tournament
• Norwegian: parti — game played in a tournament
• Polish: mecz — game played in a tournament
• Portuguese: partida — game played in a tournament
• Russian: эта́п (etáp) — game played in a tournament
• Russian: круг (krug) — game played in a tournament
• Russian: тур (tur) — game played in a tournament
• Swahili: sura — game played in a tournament
• Swedish: omgång — game played in a tournament
• Swedish: runda — game played in a tournament
• Welsh: cymal — game played in a tournament
• Afrikaans: been — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Asturian: catetu — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Catalan: catet — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Finnish: kateetti — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• French: cathète — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Galician: cateto — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• German: Kathete — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Hebrew: ניצב \ נִצָּב (nitsáv) — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Hungarian: befogó — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Italian: cateto — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Korean: 변 (byeon) — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Korean: 빗변 (bitbyeon) — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Norwegian: side — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Norwegian: sidekant — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Portuguese: cateto — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Russian: ка́тет (kátet) — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Spanish: cateto — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Swedish: katet — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle
• Thai: ด้านประกอบมุมฉาก (dâan-bprà-gɔ̀ɔp-mum-chàak) — (mathematics) leg (non-hypotenuse) of a right triangle