pocket money

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76 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: sakgeld — money given to a child
• Armenian: գրպանի փող (grpani pʻoġ) — money given to a child
• Bulgarian: джобни пари (džobni pari) — money given to a child
• Catalan: setmanada — money given to a child
• Chinese Mandarin: 零用錢 /零用钱 (língyòngqián) — money given to a child
• Chinese Mandarin: 零花錢 /零花钱 (línghuāqián) — money given to a child
• Czech: kapesné — money given to a child
• Danish: lommepenge — money given to a child
• Dutch: zakgeld — money given to a child
• Esperanto: poŝmono — money given to a child
• Estonian: taskuraha — money given to a child
• Finnish: taskuraha — money given to a child
• French: argent de poche — money given to a child
• Georgian: ჯიბის ფული (ǯibis puli) — money given to a child
• German: Taschengeld — money given to a child
• German: Sackgeld — money given to a child
• Greek: χαρτζιλίκι (chartzilíki) — money given to a child
• Hebrew: דמי כיס (dmei kis) — money given to a child
• Hungarian: zsebpénz — money given to a child
• Icelandic: vasapeningar — money given to a child
• Indonesian: uang saku — money given to a child
• Indonesian: uang jajan — money given to a child
• Irish: liúntas linbh — money given to a child
• Irish: airgead póca — money given to a child
• Italian: paghetta — money given to a child
• Japanese: お小遣い (o-kozukai) — money given to a child
• Korean: 용돈 (yongdon) — money given to a child
• Lithuanian: kišenpinigiai — money given to a child
• Macedonian: џе́парлак (džéparlak) — money given to a child
• Manx: argid ullee — money given to a child
• Māori: moni pūkoro — money given to a child
• Norman: sou d'pouchette — money given to a child
• Norman: allouange — money given to a child
• Norman: allouanche — money given to a child
• Norman: hèrpîns d'mousse — money given to a child
• Norwegian Bokmål: lommepenger — money given to a child
• Norwegian Nynorsk: lommepengar — money given to a child
• Polish: kieszonkowe — money given to a child
• Portuguese: mesada — money given to a child
• Romanian: bani de buzunar — money given to a child
• Russian: карма́нные де́ньги (karmánnyje dénʹgi) — money given to a child
• Scottish Gaelic: airgead-pòcaid — money given to a child
• Slovene: žepnina — money given to a child
• Spanish: paga — money given to a child
• Spanish: mesada — money given to a child
• Spanish: mensualidad — money given to a child
• Spanish: propina — money given to a child
• Swedish: fickpeng — money given to a child
• Swedish: veckopeng — money given to a child
• Swedish: månadspeng — money given to a child
• Tagalog: baon — money given to a child
• Thai: เงินค่าขนม — money given to a child
• Thai: ค่าขนม — money given to a child
• Turkish: harçlık — money given to a child
• Turkish: cep harçlığı — money given to a child
• Ukrainian: кишенько́ві гро́ші (kyšenʹkóvi hróši) — money given to a child
• Welsh: arian poced — money given to a child
• Yiddish: טאַשנגעלט (tashngelt) — money given to a child
• Afrikaans: kleingeld — small amount of cash
• Catalan: xavalla — small amount of cash
• Chinese Mandarin: 零用錢 /零用钱 (língyòngqián) — small amount of cash
• Dutch: kleingeld — small amount of cash
• Finnish: taskuraha — small amount of cash
• French: argent de poche — small amount of cash
• French: monnaie — small amount of cash
• French: liquide — small amount of cash
• Galician: solto — small amount of cash
• Galician: cambio — small amount of cash
• Galician: chatarra — small amount of cash
• Georgian: ჯიბის ფული (ǯibis puli) — small amount of cash
• German: Kleingeld — small amount of cash
• Irish: airgead póca — small amount of cash
• Italian: spiccioli — small amount of cash
• Portuguese: trocados — small amount of cash
• Spanish: calderilla — small amount of cash
• Swedish: fickpeng — small amount of cash