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53 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: դուրս գրվել (durs grvel) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Belarusian: выхо́дзіць (vyxódzicʹ) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Belarusian: вы́йсці (výjsci) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Catalan: sortir — to exit an account in a computing system
• Chinese: 登出 (teng-chhut) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Chinese Mandarin: 登出 (dēngchū) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Czech: odhlásit se — to exit an account in a computing system
• Danish: logge af — to exit an account in a computing system
• Danish: logge ud — to exit an account in a computing system
• Dutch: afmelden — to exit an account in a computing system
• Esperanto: elsaluti — to exit an account in a computing system
• Esperanto: adiaŭi — to exit an account in a computing system
• Finnish: kirjautua ulos — to exit an account in a computing system
• French: se déconnecter — to exit an account in a computing system
• French: se délogger — to exit an account in a computing system
• French: se désauthentifier — to exit an account in a computing system
• German: ausloggen — to exit an account in a computing system
• German: abmelden — to exit an account in a computing system
• Hebrew: הִתְנַתֵּק (hitnaták) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Hungarian: kilép — to exit an account in a computing system
• Hungarian: kijelentkezik — to exit an account in a computing system
• Ido: ekirar — to exit an account in a computing system
• Indonesian: keluar — to exit an account in a computing system
• Irish: logáil amach — to exit an account in a computing system
• Japanese: ログアウトする (roguauto suru) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Kazakh: шығу (şyğu) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Khmer: ចាកចេញ (caak cəñ) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Korean: 로그아웃하다 (rogeuauthada) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Macedonian: одјавува (odjavuva) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Macedonian: се одјавува (se odjavuva) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Māori: wehe — to exit an account in a computing system
• Māori: takiputa — to exit an account in a computing system
• Norwegian: logge ut — to exit an account in a computing system
• Persian: خارج شدن (xârej šodan) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Polish: wylogowywać się — to exit an account in a computing system
• Polish: wylogować się — to exit an account in a computing system
• Portuguese: deslogar — to exit an account in a computing system
• Portuguese: sair — to exit an account in a computing system
• Russian: выходи́ть из систе́мы (vyxodítʹ iz sistémy) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Russian: вы́йти из систе́мы (výjti iz sistémy) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Lower Sorbian: wulogowaś se — to exit an account in a computing system
• Spanish: cerrar sesión — to exit an account in a computing system
• Spanish: desloguearse — to exit an account in a computing system
• Swedish: logga ut — to exit an account in a computing system
• Thai: ล็อกเอาต์ — to exit an account in a computing system
• Tigrinya: ብመንነት ውጻእ (bəmännät wəṣaʾ) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Turkish: çıkış yapmak — to exit an account in a computing system
• Vietnamese: đăng xuất — to exit an account in a computing system
• Welsh: allgofnodi — to exit an account in a computing system
• Yiddish: זיך אַרויסלאָגן (zikh aroyslogn) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Yiddish: זיך אויסשרײַבן (zikh oysshraybn) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Yiddish: זיך אַרויסשרײַבן (zikh aroysshraybn) — to exit an account in a computing system
• Yiddish: אַרויסלאָגירן (aroyslogirn) — to exit an account in a computing system