little finger

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From Middle English litel fynger, from Old English lȳtel finger.

176 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Alabama: ilbochòosi — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Southern Altai: чычалык (čïčalïk) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Arabic: خِنْصِر (ḵinṣir) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Arabic: خنصر (ḵinṣar) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Aramaic: ܚܨܪܐ (ḥeṣrāʾ) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Armenian: ճկույթ (čkuytʻ) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Asturian: moñín — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Asturian: meñín — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Asturian: pequeñín — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Azerbaijani: çeçələ barmaq — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Bashkir: сәтәкәй (sətəkəy) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Basque: atxiki — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Belarusian: мязі́нец (mjazínjec) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Central Bikol: gigis — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Breton: biz-bihan — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Bulgarian: ку́тре (kútre) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Bulgarian: ма́лък пръ́ст (málǎk prǎ́st) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Bulgarian: мале́шка (maléška) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Burmese: လက်သန်း (laksan:) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Catalan: dit petit — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Catalan: menovell — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Cantonese: 小指 (siu2 zi2) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Cantonese: 手指尾 — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Cantonese: 尾指 — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hakka Chinese: 手指尾 (sú-chṳ́-mî, sú-chí-mî) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 尾指 (zh-min-nan) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 尾指仔 (bóe-cháin-á, bé-cháin-á) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 尾指指 (bóe-chéng-cháin, bé-chéng-cháin) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 尾指指仔 (bóe-chéng-cháin-á, bé-chéng-cháin-á) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 煞尾指 (soah-bóe-cháin) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 尾指頭仔 /尾指头仔 (bóe-chéng-thâu-á) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 尾抅仔 (bé-niuh--á) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese: 不吉 (put-kiat) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 小指 (xiǎozhǐ) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 小拇指 (xiǎomǔzhǐ) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 小拇哥 (xiǎomǔgē) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 小手指 (xiǎoshǒuzhǐ) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Chinese Mandarin: 尾指 (wěizhǐ) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Ngazidja Comorian: shaya sha ntsa — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Coptic: ⲥⲁⲗⲟⲩⲡⲓⲛ (saloupin) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Crimean Tatar: kiçik parmaq — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Czech: malík — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Czech: malíček — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Danish: lillefinger — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Dolgan: ылгын чөмүйэ (ılgın çömüye) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Dutch: pink — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Esperanto: malgranda fingro — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Esperanto: etfingro — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Estonian: väike sõrm — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Finnish: pikkusormi — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Finnish: pikkurilli — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• French: petit doigt — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• French: auriculaire — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• West-Frisian: pink — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Galician: maimiño — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Galician: molecrín — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Galician: velleco — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Georgian: ნეკი (neḳi) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Georgian: ნეკა თითი (neḳa titi) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• German: kleiner Finger — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Greek: μικρός (mikrós) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Paraguayan Guarani: kuã'i — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hebrew: זרת (zéret) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hindi: कानी उँगली (kānī uṅglī) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hindi: कानी (kānī) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hindi: छिगुनी (chigunī) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hindi: कनिष्ठिका (kaniṣṭhikā) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hindi: कनिष्ठा (kaniṣṭhā) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Hungarian: kisujj — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Icelandic: litlifingur — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Ido: mikrafingro — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Ido: orelofingro — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Ilocano: kikit — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Indonesian: jari kelingking — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Ingrian: pikkurilli — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Interlingua: digito auricular — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Interlingua: auricular — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Irish: méar bheag — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Irish: laidhricín — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Irish: lúidín — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Italian: mignolo — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Italian: dito mignolo — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Japanese: 小指 (koyubi) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Javanese: jenthik — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Javanese: klingking — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Limos Kalinga: pasengsengket — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Southern Kalinga: paiing — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Kankanaey: palpal-iking — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Kazakh: шынашақ (şynaşaq) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Korean: 소지 (soji) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Korean: 새끼손가락 (saekkison'garak) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Central Kurdish: تووتە (tûte) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Northern Kurdish: qilîçk — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Latin: digitulus — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Laz: წულუ კითი (ǯulu ǩiti) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Macedonian: мал пр́ст (mal pŕst) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Malay: jari kelengkeng — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Brunei Malay: jari kalingking — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Maltese: saba’ żgħir — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Manchu: ᡶᡳᠶᠠᠩᡤᡡ ᠰᡳᠮᡥᡠᠨ (fiyanggū simhun) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Manchu: ᡶᡳᠶᠠᠩᡤᡡ (fiyanggū) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Māori: kōiti — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Marathi: करंगळी (karaṅgḷī) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Marshallese: addi-dik — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Central Melanau: tujok ingeh — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Middle English: litel fynger — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Mokilese: jandiski — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Khiamniungan Naga: phōhkhòtshòu — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Classical Nahuatl: mahpiltōntli — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Navajo: áláyáázh — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Neapolitan: mignulìllo — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Neapolitan: dito piccerillo — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Nias: turu siakhi — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Norman: p'tit dé — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Norman: p'tit quérouin — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Norwegian Bokmål: lillefinger — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Norwegian Nynorsk: veslefinger — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Old English: lȳtel finger — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Pannonian Rusyn: мали палєц (mali paljec) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Pitjantjatjara: maṟa ngaḻi — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Polish: mały palec — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Portuguese: dedo mínimo — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Portuguese: mínimo — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Portuguese: dedo auricular — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Portuguese: mindinho — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Portuguese: minguinho — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Portuguese: mendinho — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Portuguese: meiminho — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Rapa Nui: ko manara — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Romanian: deget mic — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Russian: мизи́нец (mizínec) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Salar: sece burmaq — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Northern Sami: čelččen — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scots: pinkie — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: lùdag — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: luad — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: corra-mheur — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: gilceag — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: lùidean — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: brideagaidh — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: cuisteag — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Scottish Gaelic: lùdan — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Serbo-Croatian: мали прст — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Serbo-Croatian: малић — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Serbo-Croatian: mali prst — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Serbo-Croatian: malić — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Sindhi: چِيچَ (cīca) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Slovak: malíček — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Slovene: mezinec — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Spanish: dedo meñique de la mano — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Spanish: meñique de la mano — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Spanish: dedo auricular — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Spanish: meñique — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Sranan Tongo: pikinfinga — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Sundanese: cingir — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Swahili: kidole cha mwisho — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Swedish: lillfinger — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Tagalog: kalingkingan — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Tagalog: hinliliit — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Thai: นิ้วก้อย (níu-gɔ̂ɔi) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Tigrinya: ሕንጥሊቶ (ḥənṭəlito) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Tigrinya: ሕንጥል ሕንጥሊቶ (ḥənṭəl ḥənṭəlito) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Turkish: serçe parmak — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Turkish: küçük parmak — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Turkmen: külembike — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Ukrainian: мізи́нець (mizýnecʹ) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Vietnamese: ngón út — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Vietnamese: ngón tay út — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Volapük: rikül — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Welsh: bys bach — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Welsh: clustfys — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Woiwurrung: tadjeri — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Woiwurrung: būbūpi mŭrnongyi — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Yakan: kingking — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Yakut: ылгын-чыгыйа (ïlgïn-čïgïya) — outermost and smallest finger of the hand
• Yup'ik: iqelquq — outermost and smallest finger of the hand