phalanx

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Borrowed from Latin phalanx or Ancient Greek φάλαγξ (phálanx, “battle order; array”). Doublet of phalange, planch, plancha, planche, and plank.

100 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: falang — ancient Greek military unit
• Albanian: tufë trima — ancient Greek military unit
• Armenian: փաղանգ (pʻaġang) — ancient Greek military unit
• Belarusian: фала́нга (falánha) — ancient Greek military unit
• Bulgarian: фаланга (falanga) — ancient Greek military unit
• Catalan: falange — ancient Greek military unit
• Chinese Mandarin: 方陣 /方阵 (fāngzhèn) — ancient Greek military unit
• Czech: falanga — ancient Greek military unit
• Danish: falanks — ancient Greek military unit
• Dutch: falanx — ancient Greek military unit
• Esperanto: falango — ancient Greek military unit
• Finnish: falangi — ancient Greek military unit
• French: phalange — ancient Greek military unit
• Galician: falanxe — ancient Greek military unit
• German: Phalanx — ancient Greek military unit
• Greek: φάλαγγα (fálanga) — ancient Greek military unit
• Ancient Greek: φάλαγξ (phálanx) — ancient Greek military unit
• Icelandic: kjúka — ancient Greek military unit
• Irish: falang — ancient Greek military unit
• Italian: falange — ancient Greek military unit
• Japanese: ファランクス (farankusu) — ancient Greek military unit
• Latin: phalanga — ancient Greek military unit
• Latin: phalanx — ancient Greek military unit
• Macedonian: фаланга (falanga) — ancient Greek military unit
• Marathi: फॅलँक्स (phĕlĕṅksa) — ancient Greek military unit
• Polish: falanga — ancient Greek military unit
• Portuguese: falange — ancient Greek military unit
• Romanian: falangă — ancient Greek military unit
• Russian: фала́нга (falánga) — ancient Greek military unit
• Serbo-Croatian: фаланга — ancient Greek military unit
• Serbo-Croatian: falanga — ancient Greek military unit
• Slovene: falanga — ancient Greek military unit
• Spanish: falange — ancient Greek military unit
• Swedish: falang — ancient Greek military unit
• Ukrainian: фала́нга (falánha) — ancient Greek military unit
• Vietnamese: phalanx — ancient Greek military unit
• Yiddish: פֿאַלאַנגע (falánge) — ancient Greek military unit
• Yiddish: פֿאַלאַנקס (falánks) — ancient Greek military unit
• Arabic: سُلَامَى (sulāmā) — finger or toe bone
• Arabic: سُلَامِيَّة (sulāmiyya) — finger or toe bone
• Armenian: մատնահատված (matnahatvac) — finger or toe bone
• Belarusian: фала́нга (falánha) — finger or toe bone
• Bulgarian: фала́нга (falánga) — finger or toe bone
• Catalan: falange — finger or toe bone
• Chinese Mandarin: 指骨 (zhǐgǔ) — finger or toe bone
• Chinese Mandarin: 趾骨 (zhǐgǔ) — finger or toe bone
• Czech: článek prstu — finger or toe bone
• Danish: falanks — finger or toe bone
• Dutch: kootje — finger or toe bone
• Esperanto: falango — finger or toe bone
• Finnish: varpaanluu — finger or toe bone
• Finnish: sormiluu — finger or toe bone
• French: phalange — finger or toe bone
• Galician: falanxe — finger or toe bone
• German: Fingerglied — finger or toe bone
• German: Zehenglied — finger or toe bone
• Greek: φάλαγγα (fálanga) — finger or toe bone
• Hebrew: גָּלִיל (galíl) — finger or toe bone
• Hungarian: ujjperc — finger or toe bone
• Icelandic: kjúka — finger or toe bone
• Irish: falang — finger or toe bone
• Italian: falange — finger or toe bone
• Japanese: 指骨 (shikotsu) — finger or toe bone
• Japanese: 趾骨 (shikotsu) — finger or toe bone
• Korean: 지골 (jigol) — finger or toe bone
• Northern Kurdish: hestiyên pêçiyê — finger or toe bone
• Northern Kurdish: hestiyên tilîyê — finger or toe bone
• Macedonian: фаланга (falanga) — finger or toe bone
• Malay: falanks — finger or toe bone
• Māori: iwi mati — finger or toe bone
• Norwegian Bokmål: falang — finger or toe bone
• Occitan: falanja — finger or toe bone
• Polish: paliczek — finger or toe bone
• Portuguese: falange — finger or toe bone
• Romanian: falangă — finger or toe bone
• Russian: фала́нга (falánga) — finger or toe bone
• Russian: суста́в па́льца (sustáv pálʹca) — finger or toe bone
• Serbo-Croatian: фаланга — finger or toe bone
• Serbo-Croatian: falanga — finger or toe bone
• Slovak: článok prstu — finger or toe bone
• Spanish: falange — finger or toe bone
• Swedish: falang — finger or toe bone
• Ukrainian: фала́нга (falánha) — finger or toe bone
• Volapük: doatabomil — finger or toe bone
• Volapük: teanabomil — finger or toe bone
• Welsh: ffalang — finger or toe bone
• Yiddish: פֿינגערביין (fíngerbeyn) — finger or toe bone
• Yiddish: פֿינגערביינדל (fíngerbeyndl) — finger or toe bone
• Yiddish: פֿינגער־פֿאַלאַנגע (fínger-falánge) — finger or toe bone
• Italian: orda — large group of animals, plants, or people
• Polish: falanga — large group of animals, plants, or people
• Catalan: falange — large group of people
• Finnish: falangi — large group of people
• Greek: φάλαγγα (fálanga) — large group of people
• Italian: orda — large group of people
• Macedonian: фаланга (falanga) — large group of people
• Polish: falanga — large group of people
• Russian: фала́нга (falánga) — large group of people
• Serbo-Croatian: фаланга — large group of people
• Serbo-Croatian: falanga — large group of people