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From Middle English lyvere, lyver, from Old English lifer (“liver”), from Proto-West Germanic *libru, from Proto-Germanic *librō, from Proto-Indo-European *leyp- (“to smear, smudge, stick”), from Proto-Indo-European *ley- (“to be slimy, be sticky, glide”). Cognate with Saterland Frisian Líeuwer, Lieuwer (“liver”),German Leber (“liver”), Danish, Dutch, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Swedish, and West Frisian lever (“liver”), Faroese livur (“liver”), Icelandic lifur (“liver”). Related to live.

Etymology tree English live Proto-Indo-European *-yōs Proto-Germanic *-izô Proto-West Germanic *-iʀō Proto-Germanic *-ōzô Proto-West Germanic *-ōʀō Old English -ra Middle English -ere English -(e)r English liver From live (adjective) + -(e)r.

Back-formation from Liverpool, possibly influenced by liver bird.

From Middle English lyvere, livere, equivalent to live + -er.

572 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Hungarian: májszínű — colour
• Ido: hepatea — colour
• Aari: tirá — organ of the body
• Abaza: чӏва (ćwʼa) — organ of the body
• Abkhaz: агәаҵәа (agwacwʼa) — organ of the body
• Abkhaz: агәыҵәы (agwəcwʼə) — organ of the body
• Acehnese: até — organ of the body
• Afar: tiro — organ of the body
• Afrikaans: lewer — organ of the body
• Aiton: တ︀ပ︀် (tap) — organ of the body
• Akkadian: kabattu — organ of the body
• Akkadian: kabtatu — organ of the body
• Akkadian: 𒅗𒁀𒌈 (kabattum) — organ of the body
• Aklanon: atay — organ of the body
• Alabama: illopi — organ of the body
• Albanian: mëlçi — organ of the body
• Southern Altai: буур (buur) — organ of the body
• Northern Amami Ōshima: 肝 (kimo) — organ of the body
• Southern Amami Ōshima: 肝 (kimo) — organ of the body
• Amharic: ጉበት (gubbät) — organ of the body
• Amis: 'atay — organ of the body
• Chungli Ao: temesen — organ of the body
• Western Apache: bizig — organ of the body
• Apinayé: ma — organ of the body
• Arabic: كَبِد (kabid) — organ of the body
• Arabic: كِبْد (kibd) — organ of the body
• Chadian Arabic: كبدة (kibde) — organ of the body
• Arabic: كبدة (kibda) — organ of the body
• Juba Arabic: kibda — organ of the body
• Arabic: كُبِدَة (kubida) — organ of the body
• Aragonese: figado — organ of the body
• Aramaic: כבדא (kabdā, kabdo) — organ of the body
• Aramaic: ܟܒܕܐ (kabdā, kabdo) — organ of the body
• Archi: диликӏ (dilikʼ) — organ of the body
• Armenian: լյարդ (lyard) — organ of the body
• Armenian: լերդ (lerd) — organ of the body
• Old Armenian: լեարդ (leard) — organ of the body
• Aromanian: hicat — organ of the body
• Eastern Arrernte: aleme — organ of the body
• Ashkun: ion — organ of the body
• Asi: atay — organ of the body
• Assamese: যকৃৎ (zokrit) — organ of the body
• Asturian: fégadu — organ of the body
• Avar: тӏул (tʼul) — organ of the body
• Aymara: kʼiwcha — organ of the body
• Azerbaijani: qaraciyər — organ of the body
• Azerbaijani: bağır — organ of the body
• South Azerbaijani: باغیر (bağır) — organ of the body
• West Coast Bajau: atei — organ of the body
• Baluchi: جگر (jagar, jigar) — organ of the body
• Bangi: libale — organ of the body
• Bashkir: бауыр (bawır) — organ of the body
• Basque: gibel — organ of the body
• Baure: eperon — organ of the body
• Belarusian: пе́чань (pjéčanʹ) — organ of the body
• Belarusian: вантро́ба (vantróba) — organ of the body
• Bengali: যকৃৎ (jokrit) — organ of the body
• Bhojpuri: कलेजा (kalējā) — organ of the body
• Bau Bidayuh: otin — organ of the body
• Buhi'non Bikol: atay — organ of the body
• Central Bikol: katoy — organ of the body
• East Miraya Bikol: atay — organ of the body
• Libon Bikol: atay — organ of the body
• Northern Catanduanes Bikol: atay — organ of the body
• Rinconada Bikol: atay — organ of the body
• West Miraya Bikol: atay — organ of the body
• Boloki: libale — organ of the body
• Breton: avu — organ of the body
• Buginese: ate — organ of the body
• Bulgarian: че́рен дроб (čéren drob) — organ of the body
• Burmese: အသည်း (a.sany:) — organ of the body
• Buryat: эльгэн (elʹgen) — organ of the body
• Canela: impa — organ of the body
• Carpathian Rusyn: печу́нка (pečúnka) — organ of the body
• Catalan: fetge — organ of the body
• Cebuano: atay — organ of the body
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵜⴰⵙⴰ (tasa) — organ of the body
• Chamicuro: ojpana — organ of the body
• Chamorro: higadu — organ of the body
• Chechen: доӏахк (doˀaxk) — organ of the body
• Chepang: सीन्ह् — organ of the body
• Cherokee: ᎤᏪᎳ (uwela) — organ of the body
• Chichewa: chiwindi — organ of the body
• Chinese Cantonese: 肝 (gon1) — organ of the body
• Eastern Min Chinese: 肝臟 /肝脏 (găng-câung) — organ of the body
• Hakka Chinese: kôn-chhóng — organ of the body
• Chinese: 肝 (koan) — organ of the body
• Chinese: 肝臟 /肝脏 (koan-chōng) — organ of the body
• Chinese Mandarin: 肝臟 /肝脏 (gānzàng) — organ of the body
• Chinese Mandarin: 肝 (gān) — organ of the body
• Wu Chinese: 肝臟 /肝脏 (1koe-zaon) — organ of the body
• Choctaw: sʋlakha — organ of the body
• Chukchi: pontə — organ of the body
• Chuvash: пӗвер (pĕver) — organ of the body
• Cimbrian: lebar — organ of the body
• West Circassian: шӏу (šwʼu) — organ of the body
• West Circassian: тхьэмщӏыгъу (tḥɛmśʼəğwu) — organ of the body
• Cornish: avi — organ of the body
• Corsican: fecatu — organ of the body
• Cree: ᒥᐢᑯᐣ (miskon) — organ of the body
• Crimean Tatar: bağır — organ of the body
• Czech: játra — organ of the body
• Dalmatian: fecuat — organ of the body
• Dalmatian: fakuat — organ of the body
• Danish: lever — organ of the body
• Old Danish: liuær — organ of the body
• Dargwa: дулекӏ (duleḳ) — organ of the body
• Dhivehi: ފުރަމޭ (furamē) — organ of the body
• Dolgan: быар — organ of the body
• Dusun: tangkayau (Tambunan Dusun) — organ of the body
• Dutch: lever — organ of the body
• Dzongkha: མཆིན་པ (mchin pa) — organ of the body
• Edo: udu n’ ẹko — organ of the body
• Egyptian: mi-z:t-F51 (mjzt) — organ of the body
• Elfdalian: lyr — organ of the body
• Emilian: féddegh — organ of the body
• Emilian: fégghet — organ of the body
• Emilian: fégat — organ of the body
• Forest Enets: муз — organ of the body
• Erzya: максо (makso) — organ of the body
• Esperanto: hepato — organ of the body
• Estonian: maks — organ of the body
• Evenki: хакин (hakin) — organ of the body
• Extremaduran: hígau — organ of the body
• Faroese: livur — organ of the body
• Fijian: yate — organ of the body
• Finnish: maksa — organ of the body
• French: foie — organ of the body
• Old French: foie — organ of the body
• Old French: feie — organ of the body
• North Frisian: liwer — organ of the body
• North Frisian: leewent — organ of the body
• Saterland Frisian: Líeuwer — organ of the body
• West-Frisian: lever — organ of the body
• Friulian: fiât — organ of the body
• Fula: keenye — organ of the body
• Gagauz: ceer — organ of the body
• Galician: fígado — organ of the body
• Gallo: fâ — organ of the body
• Gallo: faie — organ of the body
• Ge'ez: ከብድ (käbd) — organ of the body
• Georgian: ღვიძლი (ɣviʒli) — organ of the body
• German: Leber — organ of the body
• German: Lawra — organ of the body
• Bavarian German: Lewa — organ of the body
• Swabian: Läbr — organ of the body
• Gilbertese: ato — organ of the body
• Greek: ήπαρ (ípar) — organ of the body
• Greek: συκώτι (sykóti) — organ of the body
• Ancient Greek: ἧπαρ (hêpar) — organ of the body
• Greenlandic: tinguk — organ of the body
• Gujarati: યકૃત (yakŕt) — organ of the body
• Haitian Creole: fwa — organ of the body
• Hausa: hantā̀ — organ of the body
• Hausa: antā̀ — organ of the body
• Hawaiian: ake — organ of the body
• Hebrew: כָּבֵד (kavéd) — organ of the body
• Higaonon: atay — organ of the body
• Hiligaynon: atay — organ of the body
• Hindi: कलेजा (kalejā) — organ of the body
• Hindi: जिगर (jigar) — organ of the body
• Hindi: कलेजी (kalejī) — organ of the body
• Hindi: यकृत (yakŕt) — organ of the body
• White Hmong: siab — organ of the body
• Hungarian: máj — organ of the body
• Hunsrik: Lewer — organ of the body
• Iban: atau — organ of the body
• Ibatan: atay — organ of the body
• Icelandic: lifur — organ of the body
• Ido: hepato — organ of the body
• Igbo: imeju — organ of the body
• Ilocano: dalem — organ of the body
• Indonesian: hati — organ of the body
• Indonesian: hepar — organ of the body
• Indonesian: lever — organ of the body
• Ingrian: leipäliha — organ of the body
• Ingush: дихк (dixk) — organ of the body
• Interlingua: ficato — organ of the body
• Interlingua: hepate — organ of the body
• Inuktitut: ᑎᖑᒃ (tinguk) — organ of the body
• Iranun: atai — organ of the body
• Irish: ae — organ of the body
• Middle Irish: áe — organ of the body
• Old Irish: óa — organ of the body
• Istro-Romanian: ficåţ — organ of the body
• Istro-Romanian: ficåt — organ of the body
• Italian: fegato — organ of the body
• Japanese: 肝臓 (kanzō) — organ of the body
• Japanese: 肝 (kimo) — organ of the body
• Javanese: ati — organ of the body
• Kabiye: hɔyɛ — organ of the body
• Kaingang: tỹmẽ — organ of the body
• Tagakaulu Kalagan: atay — organ of the body
• Kalmyk: элкн (elkn) — organ of the body
• Southern Kam: dabl — organ of the body
• Kamassian: mit — organ of the body
• Kamkata-viri: iāňi — organ of the body
• Kannada: ಯಕೃತ್ತು (yakṛttu) — organ of the body
• Kapampangan: ate — organ of the body
• Karachay-Balkar: бауур (bauur) — organ of the body
• Karakalpak: bawır — organ of the body
• Karata: рекьӏайлӏ (reƛ̣ajƛ) — organ of the body
• Karelian: maksa — organ of the body
• Kashubian: wątroba — organ of the body
• Kayapó: ma — organ of the body
• Kazakh: бауыр (bauyr) — organ of the body
• Ket: сеӈ (sʼeŋ) — organ of the body
• Khakas: паар (paar) — organ of the body
• Khmer: ថ្លើម (thlaəm) — organ of the body
• K'iche': seseb’ — organ of the body
• Kikai: 肝 — organ of the body
• Kimaragang: tongkoviyau — organ of the body
• Komi: мус (mus) — organ of the body
• Korean: 간장 (ganjang) — organ of the body
• Korean: 간 (gan) — organ of the body
• Kumyk: бавур (bawur) — organ of the body
• Kunigami: 肝 (chimū) — organ of the body
• Central Kurdish: جەرگ (cerg) — organ of the body
• Northern Kurdish: kezeb — organ of the body
• Kyrgyz: боор (boor) — organ of the body
• Laboya: ate — organ of the body
• Ladin: fuià fosch — organ of the body
• Lak: ттиликӏ (t:ilikʼ) — organ of the body
• Lala (South Africa): sibindzi — organ of the body
• Lao: ຕັບ (tap) — organ of the body
• Latgalian: oknys — organ of the body
• Latin: iecur — organ of the body
• Latin: hēpar — organ of the body
• Latvian: aknas — organ of the body
• Laz: ჯიგერი (cigeri) — organ of the body
• Lezgi: лекь (leq̇) — organ of the body
• Ligurian: figaéttu — organ of the body
• Ligurian: figaretu — organ of the body
• Limburgish: lever — organ of the body
• Limburgish: laever — organ of the body
• Lingala: libale — organ of the body
• Linngithigh: thandragh — organ of the body
• Lithuanian: kepenys — organ of the body
• Livonian: maksā — organ of the body
• Lombard: fidegh — organ of the body
• Lombard: fídeg — organ of the body
• Lombard: figad — organ of the body
• Lotud: ongkowiau — organ of the body
• Lotud: tangkayau — organ of the body
• Low German: Lever — organ of the body
• Lü: ᦶᦎᧇ (ṫaeb) — organ of the body
• Lü: ᦎᧇ (ṫab) — organ of the body
• Lun Bawang: atey — organ of the body
• Lutuv: pathiy — organ of the body
• Luxembourgish: Liewer — organ of the body
• Macedonian: џигер (džiger) — organ of the body
• Macedonian: црн дроб (crn drob) — organ of the body
• Maguindanao: hatay — organ of the body
• Makasar: ate — organ of the body
• Malagasy: aty — organ of the body
• Malay: hati — organ of the body
• Malay: hepar — organ of the body
• Brunei Malay: ati — organ of the body
• Malayalam: കരൾ (karaḷ) — organ of the body
• Maltese: fwied — organ of the body
• Manchu: ᡶᠠᡥᡡᠨ (fahūn) — organ of the body
• Manipuri: ꯂꯤꯚꯔ (libhara) — organ of the body
• Mansaka: atay — organ of the body
• Northern Mansi: ма̄йт (mājt) — organ of the body
• Manx: aane — organ of the body
• Māori: ate — organ of the body
• Maranao: atay — organ of the body
• Marathi: यकृत (yakŕt) — organ of the body
• Mari: мокш (mokš) — organ of the body
• Marshallese: aj — organ of the body
• Masbatenyo: atay — organ of the body
• Mauritian Creole: lefwa — organ of the body
• Maxakalí: xupkũnãy — organ of the body
• Megleno-Romanian: drob — organ of the body
• Central Melanau: atai — organ of the body
• Middle English: lyvere — organ of the body
• Mingrelian: ჩხონჩხი (čxončxi) — organ of the body
• Mirandese: fígado — organ of the body
• Miyako: 肝 (ksïmu) — organ of the body
• Mòcheno: leber — organ of the body
• Moksha: макса (maksa) — organ of the body
• Mon: ဖျုန်ဂြိုဟ် — organ of the body
• Mongolian: элэг (eleg) — organ of the body
• Mongolian: ᠡᠯᠢᠭᠡ (elige) — organ of the body
• Moore: sãoore — organ of the body
• Mori Bawah: ate — organ of the body
• Timugon Murut: angkayau — organ of the body
• Nahuatl: elli — organ of the body
• Nahuatl: ēltapachtli — organ of the body
• Classical Nahuatl: ēlli — organ of the body
• Nanai: па (pa) — organ of the body
• Navajo: bizid — organ of the body
• Navajo: azid — organ of the body
• Northern Ndebele: isibindi — organ of the body
• Neapolitan: fècato — organ of the body
• Tundra Nenets: мыд — organ of the body
• Nepali: कलेजो (kalejo) — organ of the body
• Newar: सें (seṃ) — organ of the body
• Nganasan: mitə — organ of the body
• Niuean: ate — organ of the body
• Nogai: бавыр (bavır) — organ of the body
• Norman: faie — organ of the body
• Northern Sotho: sebete — organ of the body
• Norwegian Bokmål: lever — organ of the body
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lever — organ of the body
• Occitan: fetge — organ of the body
• Odia: ଯକୃତ (jakruta) — organ of the body
• Ojibwe: nikon — organ of the body
• Okinawan: 肝 (chimu) — organ of the body
• Okinoerabu: 肝 (chimu) — organ of the body
• Church Slavic: печень (pečenĭ) — organ of the body
• Old East Slavic: печень (pečenĭ) — organ of the body
• Old English: lifer — organ of the body
• Old Norse: lifr — organ of the body
• Old Prussian: jaknā — organ of the body
• Oromo: tiruu — organ of the body
• Ossetian: игӕр (igær) — organ of the body
• Pali: yakana — organ of the body
• Panará: inpa — organ of the body
• Pannonian Rusyn: печинка (pečinka) — organ of the body
• Papiamentu: higra — organ of the body
• Pará Gavião: mpa — organ of the body
• Pashto: اينه (yᶕna) — organ of the body
• Pashto: جګر (jegár) — organ of the body
• Pashto: ځيګر (jigár) — organ of the body
• Pashto: ځګر (źǝgár) — organ of the body
• Pela: saŋ35 — organ of the body
• Dari: جِگَر (jigar) — organ of the body
• Iranian Persian: جِگَر (jegar) — organ of the body
• Piedmontese: fidich — organ of the body
• Pitjantjatjara: alu — organ of the body
• Plautdietsch: Läwa — organ of the body
• Polish: wątroba — organ of the body
• Portuguese: fígado — organ of the body
• Punjabi: ਕਾਲਜਾ (kāljā) — organ of the body
• Pykobjê: ẽhmpa — organ of the body
• Quechua: kipcan — organ of the body
• Quechua: ñatin — organ of the body
• Rapa Nui: ꞌate — organ of the body
• Ratagnon: atay — organ of the body
• Rohingya: hoilla — organ of the body
• Romagnol: fegat — organ of the body
• Romanian: ficat — organ of the body
• Romanian: mai — organ of the body
• Romansh: fio — organ of the body
• Romansh: gnirom — organ of the body
• Romansh: dir — organ of the body
• Rungus: tongkovizau — organ of the body
• Russian: пе́чень (péčenʹ) — organ of the body
• Russian: печёнка (pečónka) — organ of the body
• Rundi: igitigú class 7 — organ of the body
• Rwanda: umwîjimá class 3 — organ of the body
• Saaroa: 'aci'i — organ of the body
• Sabah Bisaya: angkayau — organ of the body
• Saho: tiraw — organ of the body
• Sakizaya: atay — organ of the body
• Salar: baqe — organ of the body
• Inari-Sami: vuoivâs — organ of the body
• Kildin-Sami: вӯйвас (vūjvas) — organ of the body
• Northern Sami: vuoivvas — organ of the body
• Pite Sami: ribbre — organ of the body
• Skolt-Sami: vuõivâs — organ of the body
• Samoan: ate — organ of the body
• Samogitian: jaknas — organ of the body
• Sanskrit: यकृत् (yákṛt) — organ of the body
• Sanskrit: कालेय (kāleya) — organ of the body
• Santali: ᱤᱱ (in) — organ of the body
• Campidanese Sardinian: figàu — organ of the body
• Sardinian: fìgadu — organ of the body
• Sardinian: fidigu — organ of the body
• Sardinian: fícadu — organ of the body
• Sardinian: fícatu — organ of the body
• Scottish Gaelic: grùthan — organ of the body
• Scottish Gaelic: adha — organ of the body
• Sebop: atai — organ of the body
• Serbo-Croatian: је̏тра — organ of the body
• Serbo-Croatian: jȅtra — organ of the body
• Shan: တပ်း (táp) — organ of the body
• Shona: chitaka — organ of the body
• Shor: паар — organ of the body
• Sicilian: ficatu — organ of the body
• Sikkimese: མཆེན་པོ (mchen po) — organ of the body
• Silesian: wōntroba — organ of the body
• Sinhalese: අක්මාව (akmāwa) — organ of the body
• Slovak: pečeň — organ of the body
• Slovene: jetra — organ of the body
• Somali: beer — organ of the body
• Lower Sorbian: jětša — organ of the body
• Upper Sorbian: jatra — organ of the body
• Masbate Sorsogon: atay — organ of the body
• Waray Sorsogon: atay — organ of the body
• Sotho: sebete — organ of the body
• Spanish: hígado — organ of the body
• Old Spanish: fígado — organ of the body
• Sranan Tongo: lefre — organ of the body
• Sundanese: ati — organ of the body
• Suyá: mba — organ of the body
• Svan: ყუ̂იჟე (q̇ûiže) — organ of the body
• Swahili: ini — organ of the body
• Swazi: sibindzi — organ of the body
• Swedish: lever — organ of the body
• Swedish: lever- — organ of the body
• Tabasaran: кӏару ликӏ (ḳaru liḳ) — organ of the body
• Tagalog: atay — organ of the body
• Tajik: ҷигар (jigar) — organ of the body
• Tamil: கல்லீரல் (kallīral) — organ of the body
• Tamil: ஈரல் (īral) — organ of the body
• Tamil: நகராமுசி (nakarāmuci) — organ of the body
• Taos: cʼóne — organ of the body
• Tapayuna: wa — organ of the body
• Taroko: rumun — organ of the body
• Tashelhit: ⵜⴰⵙⴰ (tasa) — organ of the body
• Tatar: бавыр (bawır) — organ of the body
• Tausug: atay — organ of the body
• Tauya: ama — organ of the body
• Telugu: కాలేయం (kālēyaṁ) — organ of the body
• Tetum: aten — organ of the body
• Tewa: hada — organ of the body
• Thai: ตับ (dtàp) — organ of the body
• Northern Thai: ᨲᩢ᩠ᨷ — organ of the body
• Tibetan: མཆིན (mchin) — organ of the body
• Tibetan: མཆིན་པ (mchin pa) — organ of the body
• Tigrinya: ጸላም ከብዲ (ṣälam käbdi) — organ of the body
• Tigrinya: ከብዲ (käbdi) — organ of the body
• Tocharian B: wästarye — organ of the body
• Tofa: баар — organ of the body
• Tok Pisin: lewa — organ of the body
• Tok Pisin: liva — organ of the body
• Tok Pisin: liwa — organ of the body
• Tokunoshima: 肝 (kimu) — organ of the body
• Tongan: 'ate — organ of the body
• Tsonga: xivindzi — organ of the body
• Tswana: sebete — organ of the body
• Tumbuka: chiwindi — organ of the body
• Turkish: karaciğer — organ of the body
• Ottoman Turkish: قره جگر (kara ciğer) — organ of the body
• Ottoman Turkish: كبد (kebid) — organ of the body
• Turkmen: bagyr — organ of the body
• Tuvan: баар (baar) — organ of the body
• Udmurt: мус (mus) — organ of the body
• Ugaritic: 𐎋𐎁𐎄 (kbd) — organ of the body
• Ukrainian: печі́нка (pečínka) — organ of the body
• Urdu: کَلیجا (kalejā) — organ of the body
• Urdu: جِگَر (jigar) — organ of the body
• Uyghur: جىگەر (jiger) — organ of the body
• Uyghur: بېغىر (bëghir) — organ of the body
• Uzbek: bagʻir — organ of the body
• Uzbek: jigar — organ of the body
• Venda: tshivhindi — organ of the body
• Venetan: figà — organ of the body
• Veps: maks — organ of the body
• Vietnamese: gan — organ of the body
• Vilamovian: łaower — organ of the body
• Volapük: foad — organ of the body
• Võro: mass — organ of the body
• Votic: mahsõ — organ of the body
• Waigali: iok — organ of the body
• Walloon: foete — organ of the body
• Waray-Waray: atay — organ of the body
• Welsh: afu — organ of the body
• Welsh: iau — organ of the body
• Wolof: res — organ of the body
• Xavante: pa — organ of the body
• Xerénte: pa — organ of the body
• Xhosa: isibindi — organ of the body
• Xokleng: tõmã — organ of the body
• Yaeyama: 肝 (ksïmu) — organ of the body
• Yakut: быар (bïar) — organ of the body
• Yámana: weya — organ of the body
• Yámana: xipa — organ of the body
• Yami: atay — organ of the body
• Yiddish: לעבער (leber) — organ of the body
• Yonaguni: 肝 (chimu) — organ of the body
• Yoron: 肝 (kimu) — organ of the body
• Yoruba: ẹ̀dọ̀ki — organ of the body
• Yucatec Maya: táaman — organ of the body
• Yurok: 'werhlkuen — organ of the body
• Záparo: káwaha — organ of the body
• Zazaki: kezebe — organ of the body
• Zealandic: lever — organ of the body
• Zhuang: daep — organ of the body
• Zulu: isibindi — organ of the body
• ǃKung: čiŋ — organ of the body
• Afrikaans: lewer — organ as food
• Arabic: سَودَة (so:da) — organ as food
• Bashkir: бауыр (bawır) — organ as food
• Central Bikol: katoy — organ as food
• Catalan: fetge — organ as food
• Cebuano: higado — organ as food
• Chinese Cantonese: 肝 (gon1) — organ as food
• Chinese Mandarin: 肝 (gān) — organ as food
• Czech: játra — organ as food
• Dutch: lever — organ as food
• Dutch: levertjes — organ as food
• Erzya: максо (makso) — organ as food
• Esperanto: hepataĵo — organ as food
• Estonian: maks — organ as food
• Faroese: livur — organ as food
• Finnish: maksa — organ as food
• French: foie — organ as food
• Galician: fígado — organ as food
• German: Leber — organ as food
• Greek: συκώτι (sykóti) — organ as food
• Ancient Greek: ἡπάτιον (hēpátion) — organ as food
• Hungarian: máj — organ as food
• Icelandic: lifur — organ as food
• Ido: hepato — organ as food
• Indonesian: hati — organ as food
• Irish: ae — organ as food
• Italian: fegato — organ as food
• Japanese: レバー (rebā) — organ as food
• Central Kurdish: جەرگ (cerg) — organ as food
• Latin: iecur — organ as food
• Latvian: aknas — organ as food
• Lithuanian: kepenys — organ as food
• Lombard: fídeg — organ as food
• Lombard: figad — organ as food
• Lombard: corada — organ as food
• Low German: Lever — organ as food
• Macedonian: џигер (džiger) — organ as food
• Malayalam: കരൾ (karaḷ) — organ as food
• Maltese: fwied — organ as food
• Marshallese: aj — organ as food
• Middle English: lyvere — organ as food
• Norman: faie — organ as food
• Norwegian Bokmål: lever — organ as food
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lever — organ as food
• Dari: جِگَر (jigar) — organ as food
• Iranian Persian: جِگَر (jegar) — organ as food
• Polish: wątróbka — organ as food
• Polish: wątroba — organ as food
• Portuguese: fígado — organ as food
• Portuguese: cachola — organ as food
• Romanian: ficat — organ as food
• Russian: пе́чень (péčenʹ) — organ as food
• Russian: печёнка (pečónka) — organ as food
• Serbo-Croatian: је̏трица — organ as food
• Serbo-Croatian: џѝгерица — organ as food
• Serbo-Croatian: је̏тра — organ as food
• Serbo-Croatian: jȅtrica — organ as food
• Serbo-Croatian: džìgerica — organ as food
• Serbo-Croatian: jȅtra — organ as food
• Slovak: pečeň — organ as food
• Slovene: jetrca — organ as food
• Lower Sorbian: jětša — organ as food
• Spanish: hígado — organ as food
• Sundanese: ati — organ as food
• Swahili: maini — organ as food
• Swedish: lever — organ as food
• Tamil: ஈரல் (īral) — organ as food
• Thai: ตับ (dtàp) — organ as food
• Tok Pisin: lewa — organ as food
• Tok Pisin: liva — organ as food
• Tok Pisin: liwa — organ as food
• Ukrainian: печі́нка (pečínka) — organ as food
• Umbuygamu: anha — organ as food
• Volapük: foadamit — organ as food
• Welsh: afu — organ as food
• Welsh: iau — organ as food
• Zulu: isibindi — organ as food
• Esperanto: hepatkolora — colour
• Ido: hepateo — colour
• Indonesian: merah hati — colour
• Italian: fegato — colour
• Iranian Persian: جِگَری (jegari) — colour
• Iranian Persian: جِگَرْگون (jegargun) — colour
• Spanish: hígado — colour
• Spanish: rojo hígado — colour
• Tamil: ஈரல்நிறம் (īralniṟam) — colour
• Finnish: eläjä — one who lives
• Hungarian: élő — one who lives
• Middle English: lyvere — one who lives