man overboard

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24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شخصٌ سقط في الماء (shakhson saqata fi alma') — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Catalan: home a l'aigua — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Chinese: 有人落落來水 /有人落落来水 (ū-lâng lak-lo̍h--lâi chúi / ǔ-lâng lak-lo̍h--lâi chúi) — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Chinese Mandarin: 有人落水 (yǒurén luòshuǐ) — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Chinese Mandarin: 有人掉水里了 (yǒurén diào shuǐ lǐ le) — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Czech: muž přes palubu — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Dutch: man overboord — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Estonian: mees üle parda — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Finnish: mies yli laidan — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• French: un homme à la mer — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• German: Mann über Bord — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Greek: άνθρωπος στη θάλασσα (ánthropos sti thálassa) — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Hebrew: אָדָם בַּיָם (adám bayám) — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Hungarian: ember a vízben — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Irish: fear i bhfarraige — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Italian: uomo a mare — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Polish: człowiek za burtą — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Portuguese: homem ao mar — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Russian: человек за бортом (čelovek za bortom) — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Spanish: hombre al agua — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Swedish: man över bord — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Tagalog: may nahulog sa tubig — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Welsh: dyn yn y môr — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side
• Zazaki: gunaya miyan ro — cry indicating someone has fallen over the side