lieutenant general

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40 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: luitenant generaal — an officer above major general and below general
• Arabic: فريق (farīq) — an officer above major general and below general
• Armenian: գեներալ-լեյտենանտ (general-leytenant) — an officer above major general and below general
• Bulgarian: генерал-лейтенант (general-lejtenant) — an officer above major general and below general
• Chinese Mandarin: 中將 /中将 (zhōngjiàng) — an officer above major general and below general
• Czech: generálporučík — an officer above major general and below general
• Danish: generalløjtnant — an officer above major general and below general
• Dutch: luitenant-generaal — an officer above major general and below general
• Estonian: kindralleitnant — an officer above major general and below general
• Finnish: kenraaliluutnantti — an officer above major general and below general
• French: général de corps d'armée — an officer above major general and below general
• French: lieutenant général — an officer above major general and below general
• Galician: tenente xeneral — an officer above major general and below general
• Georgian: გენერალ ლეიტენანტი (general leiṭenanṭi) — an officer above major general and below general
• German: Generalleutnant — an officer above major general and below general
• Greek: αντιστράτηγος (antistrátigos) — an officer above major general and below general
• Greek: αντιπτέραρχος (antiptérarchos) — an officer above major general and below general
• Hungarian: altábornagy — an officer above major general and below general
• Indonesian: letnan jenderal — an officer above major general and below general
• Japanese: 中将 — an officer above major general and below general
• Japanese: 陸将 — an officer above major general and below general
• Korean: 중장 (jungjang) — an officer above major general and below general
• Latvian: ģenerāl­leitnants — an officer above major general and below general
• Lithuanian: generolas leitenantas — an officer above major general and below general
• Malay: leftenan jeneral — an officer above major general and below general
• Manx: aaghineraal — an officer above major general and below general
• Polish: generał broni — an officer above major general and below general
• Polish: generał porucznik — an officer above major general and below general
• Polish: generał-lejtnant — an officer above major general and below general
• Portuguese: tenente-general — an officer above major general and below general
• Romanian: general-locotenent — an officer above major general and below general
• Russian: генерал-лейтенант (general-lejtenant) — an officer above major general and below general
• Slovak: generál­poručík — an officer above major general and below general
• Spanish: teniente general — an officer above major general and below general
• Swahili: luteni jenerali — an officer above major general and below general
• Swedish: generallöjtnant — an officer above major general and below general
• Tagalog: tenyente heneral — an officer above major general and below general
• Turkish: korgeneral — an officer above major general and below general
• Ukrainian: генерал-лейтенант (heneral-lejtenant) — an officer above major general and below general
• Uzbek: general-leytenant — an officer above major general and below general