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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *(s)teyg- Proto-Indo-European *stignéh2- Proto-Germanic *stikkōną Proto-West Germanic *stikkōn Old English stician Middle English stiken English stick From Middle English stiken (“to stick, pierce, stab, remain embedded, be fastened”), from Old English stician (“to pierce, stab, remain embedded, be fastened”), from Proto-West Germanic *stikkōn, from Proto-Germanic *stikkōną (“to pierce, prick, be sharp”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)tig-, *(s)teyg- (“to pierce, prick, be sharp”). See also the related Proto-Germanic *stikaną, whence West Frisian stekke, Low German steken, Dutch steken, German stechen; compare also Danish stikke, Swedish sticka. Cognate with the first etymology (same PIE root, different paths through Germanic and Old English), to stitch, and to etiquette, via French étiquette – see there for further discussion.

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *(s)teyg- Proto-Indo-European *stignéh2- Proto-Germanic *stikkōną Proto-Germanic *stikkô Proto-West Germanic *stikkō Old English sticca Middle English stikke English stick From Middle English stikke (“stick, rod, twig”), from Old English sticca (“rod, twig”), from Proto-West Germanic *stikkō, from Proto-Germanic *stikkô (“stick, pole”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)teyg- (“to pierce, prick, be sharp”). Cognate with Saterland Frisian Stikke (“stick”), West Flemish stik (“stick”), Dutch stek (“spot, place, home”), German Low German Stick (“stick”), German Stecken (“stick”), Danish and Norwegian stikke (“stick”), Swedish sticka (“splinter, needle”). Related to stigma.

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *(s)teyg- Proto-Germanic *stikaną ▲ Proto-Germanic *stikaną Proto-Germanic *stukkōną Proto-Germanic *stukkiją Proto-West Germanic *stukkī Old Dutch *stukki Middle Dutch sticbor. Middle English stick English stick From Middle English stick, stik, steik, from Middle Dutch stic, stec, stuc (“piece”), from Old Dutch *stukki, from Proto-West Germanic *stukkī, from Proto-Germanic *stukkiją (“piece”). Cognate with German Stück (“piece”), Middle English stucche, sticche (“piece”).

The Officials were known as the "Stickies" because they sold stick-on lilies to commemorate the Easter Rising. This was used to contrast from the nickname for the Provisionals, the pinnies (pejoratively pinheads), who used pinned-on lilies, though the latter nickname disappeared.

788 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: алаба (alaba) — twig or small branch
• Albanian: degë — twig or small branch
• Gheg Albanian: krane — twig or small branch
• Southern Altai: чыбык (čïbïk) — twig or small branch
• Arabic: غُصَيْن (ḡuṣayn) — twig or small branch
• Armenian: փայտ (pʻayt) — twig or small branch
• Assamese: কাঠী (kathi) — twig or small branch
• Avar: хьоп (x̂op) — twig or small branch
• Baluchi: دار (dár) — twig or small branch
• Bashkir: сыбыҡ (sıbıq) — twig or small branch
• Basque: makila — twig or small branch
• Bengali: কাঠি (kaṭhi) — twig or small branch
• Bulgarian: съ́чка (sǎ́čka) — twig or small branch
• Chickasaw: itti' — twig or small branch
• Chinese Mandarin: 枝 (zhī) — twig or small branch
• Czech: klacek — twig or small branch
• Danish: pind — twig or small branch
• Danish: kvist — twig or small branch
• Dutch: stok — twig or small branch
• Dutch: tak — twig or small branch
• Dutch: takje — twig or small branch
• Esperanto: bastono — twig or small branch
• Estonian: kepp — twig or small branch
• Finnish: risu — twig or small branch
• Finnish: oksa — twig or small branch
• French: bâton — twig or small branch
• Galician: xostra — twig or small branch
• Georgian: ტოტი (ṭoṭi) — twig or small branch
• Georgian: წნელი (c̣neli) — twig or small branch
• Georgian: წკეპლა (c̣ḳeṗla) — twig or small branch
• Georgian: ჯოხი (ǯoxi) — twig or small branch
• German: Stock — twig or small branch
• German: Ast — twig or small branch
• German: Zweig — twig or small branch
• German: Stock — twig or small branch
• Greek: βέργα (vérga) — twig or small branch
• Greek: κλαρί (klarí) — twig or small branch
• Haitian Creole: baton — twig or small branch
• Hebrew: מַקֵל (makél) — twig or small branch
• Hindi: छड़ी (chaṛī) — twig or small branch
• Hungarian: ág — twig or small branch
• Hungarian: faág — twig or small branch
• Hungarian: gally — twig or small branch
• Hungarian: vessző — twig or small branch
• Icelandic: prik — twig or small branch
• Indonesian: ranting — twig or small branch
• Interlingua: rametto — twig or small branch
• Irish: bata — twig or small branch
• Irish: maide — twig or small branch
• Irish: craobh (shoilire) — twig or small branch
• Italian: rametto — twig or small branch
• Japanese: 枝 (eda) — twig or small branch
• Japanese: 小枝 (koeda) — twig or small branch
• Jarai: gai — twig or small branch
• Kazakh: шыбық (şybyq) — twig or small branch
• Khmer: ឈើកូត (chəə kout) — twig or small branch
• Khmer: អង្កត់ (ʼɑɑʼɑngkɑt) — twig or small branch
• Korean: 나뭇가지 (namutgaji) — twig or small branch
• Central Kurdish: چیلکەدار (çîlkedar) — twig or small branch
• Latin: rudis — twig or small branch
• Latin: virga — twig or small branch
• Latvian: žagars — twig or small branch
• Lithuanian: lazda — twig or small branch
• Lithuanian: pagalys — twig or small branch
• Lithuanian: šakà — twig or small branch
• Lithuanian: šakẽlė — twig or small branch
• Lushootseed: qwəłayʔ — twig or small branch
• Macedonian: ластегарка (lastegarka) — twig or small branch
• Malay: kayu — twig or small branch
• Marathi: काठी (kāṭhī) — twig or small branch
• Marshallese: aļaļ — twig or small branch
• Central Sierra Miwok: čikil·a- — twig or small branch
• Mongolian: мөчир (möčir) — twig or small branch
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvist — twig or small branch
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kvist — twig or small branch
• Old English: sticca — twig or small branch
• Old Norse: kvistr — twig or small branch
• Ossetian: уис (wis) — twig or small branch
• Dari: چوب (čōb) — twig or small branch
• Iranian Persian: چوب (čub) — twig or small branch
• Polabian: stok — twig or small branch
• Polish: patyk — twig or small branch
• Polish: gałązka — twig or small branch
• Portuguese: graveto — twig or small branch
• Portuguese: galho — twig or small branch
• Romanian: nuia — twig or small branch
• Romanian: creangă — twig or small branch
• Russian: прут (prut) — twig or small branch
• Serbo-Croatian: па̏лица — twig or small branch
• Serbo-Croatian: шта̑п — twig or small branch
• Serbo-Croatian: pȁlica — twig or small branch
• Serbo-Croatian: štȃp — twig or small branch
• Sikkimese: ལྕུག་ཕྲན (lcug phran) — twig or small branch
• Slovene: palica — twig or small branch
• Somali: ul — twig or small branch
• Lower Sorbian: kij — twig or small branch
• Spanish: ramita — twig or small branch
• Spanish: astilla — twig or small branch
• Sundanese: régang — twig or small branch
• Swahili: fimbo — twig or small branch
• Swedish: kvist — twig or small branch
• Swedish: pinne — twig or small branch
• Swedish: gren — twig or small branch
• Tagalog: kahoy — twig or small branch
• Tamil: குச்சி (kucci) — twig or small branch
• Thai: แขนง (kà-nɛ̌ɛng) — twig or small branch
• Thai: กิ่ง (gìng) — twig or small branch
• Tibetan: ལྕུག་ཕྲན (lcug phran) — twig or small branch
• Tibetan: ཡལ་ག (yal ga) — twig or small branch
• Tibetan: རྒྱུག་པ (rgyug pa) — twig or small branch
• Turkish: sopa — twig or small branch
• Turkish: çubuk — twig or small branch
• Tuvan: будук (buduk) — twig or small branch
• Ukrainian: прут (prut) — twig or small branch
• Urdu: چَھڑی (chaṛī) — twig or small branch
• Vietnamese: cành — twig or small branch
• Vietnamese: nhánh — twig or small branch
• Welsh: brigyn — twig or small branch
• Yagara: bagooroo — twig or small branch
• Yiddish: שטעקן (shtekn) — twig or small branch
• Zazaki: çuwe (diq) — twig or small branch
• Zazaki: suvur — twig or small branch
• Zazaki: çalık — twig or small branch
• Zealandic: tak — twig or small branch
• Zealandic: takkelienge — twig or small branch
• Zulu: induku — twig or small branch
• Zulu: intonga — twig or small branch
• Zulu: uthi class 11/10 — twig or small branch
• Afrikaans: stok — long piece of wood
• Albanian: shkop — long piece of wood
• Southern Altai: тайак (tayak) — long piece of wood
• Southern Altai: агаш (agaš) — long piece of wood
• Arabic: عَصًا (ʕaṣan) — long piece of wood
• Arabic: عصاية (ʕaṣāya) — long piece of wood
• Arabic: عَصاية (ʕaṣāya) — long piece of wood
• Armenian: փայտ (pʻayt) — long piece of wood
• Assamese: লাখুটি (lakhuti) — long piece of wood
• Assamese: লাঠী (lathi) — long piece of wood
• Assamese: বাৰি (bari) — long piece of wood
• Assamese: টাঙোন (taṅün) — long piece of wood
• Azerbaijani: çubuq — long piece of wood
• Bashkir: таяҡ (tayaq) — long piece of wood
• Belarusian: па́лка (pálka) — long piece of wood
• Belarusian: кій (kij) — long piece of wood
• Bengali: লাঠি (laṭhi) — long piece of wood
• Bulgarian: пръ́чка (prǎ́čka) — long piece of wood
• Bulgarian: па́лка (pálka) — long piece of wood
• Burmese: တုတ် (tut) — long piece of wood
• Carpathian Rusyn: паліця (palicja) — long piece of wood
• Catalan: garrot — long piece of wood
• Catalan: bastó — long piece of wood
• Chechen: ӏаса (ˀasa) — long piece of wood
• Chickasaw: itti' — long piece of wood
• Chinese Cantonese: 棍 (gwan3) — long piece of wood
• Chinese: гун (gun) — long piece of wood
• Chinese: бон (bon) — long piece of wood
• Chinese Mandarin: 棍 (gùn) — long piece of wood
• Chinese Mandarin: 棒 (bàng) — long piece of wood
• Chinese Mandarin: 棍子 (gùnzi) — long piece of wood
• Ngazidja Comorian: mɓuɗa — long piece of wood
• Czech: hůl — long piece of wood
• Czech: palice — long piece of wood
• Czech: tyč — long piece of wood
• Danish: kæp — long piece of wood
• Danish: pind — long piece of wood
• Dutch: stok — long piece of wood
• Esperanto: bastono — long piece of wood
• Finnish: keppi — long piece of wood
• Finnish: tikku — long piece of wood
• French: canne — long piece of wood
• Georgian: ჯოხი (ǯoxi) — long piece of wood
• Georgian: თამასა (tamasa) — long piece of wood
• Georgian: ლარტყა (larṭq̇a) — long piece of wood
• German: Stab — long piece of wood
• German: Stecken — long piece of wood
• German: Stock — long piece of wood
• German: Knüppel — long piece of wood
• Greek: ραβδί (ravdí) — long piece of wood
• Greek: βέργα (vérga) — long piece of wood
• Hebrew: מַקֵּל (makél) — long piece of wood
• Hindi: छड़ी (chaṛī) — long piece of wood
• Hindi: लाठी (lāṭhī) — long piece of wood
• Hindi: डंडी (ḍaṇḍī) — long piece of wood
• Hindi: डंडा (ḍaṇḍā) — long piece of wood
• Hindi: शलाका (śalākā) — long piece of wood
• Hungarian: bot — long piece of wood
• Icelandic: stafur — long piece of wood
• Indonesian: tongkat — long piece of wood
• Indonesian: batang — long piece of wood
• Ingush: ӏаса (ˀasa) — long piece of wood
• Irish: bata — long piece of wood
• Irish: maide — long piece of wood
• Italian: bastone — long piece of wood
• Japanese: 枝 (eda) — long piece of wood
• Japanese: 棒 (bō) — long piece of wood
• Kabuverdianu: barapó — long piece of wood
• Kashubian: czij — long piece of wood
• Kazakh: таяқ (taäq) — long piece of wood
• Kazakh: асатаяқ (asataäq) — long piece of wood
• Kazakh: сойыл (soiyl) — long piece of wood
• Khmer: ដំបង (dɑmbɑɑng) — long piece of wood
• Korean: 막대기 (makdaegi) — long piece of wood
• Korean: 막대 (makdae) — long piece of wood
• Central Kurdish: دار (dar) — long piece of wood
• Northern Kurdish: ço — long piece of wood
• Northern Kurdish: çogan — long piece of wood
• Northern Kurdish: çomax — long piece of wood
• Northern Kurdish: gopal — long piece of wood
• Northern Kurdish: metreq — long piece of wood
• Northern Kurdish: şiv — long piece of wood
• Kyrgyz: таяк (tayak) — long piece of wood
• Lao: ຄ້ອນ (khǭn) — long piece of wood
• Lao: ຕະບອງ (ta bǭng) — long piece of wood
• Latin: baculum — long piece of wood
• Latin: bastum — long piece of wood
• Latvian: rīkste — long piece of wood
• Lithuanian: lazda — long piece of wood
• Macedonian: стап (stap) — long piece of wood
• Macedonian: прачка (pračka) — long piece of wood
• Malay: batang — long piece of wood
• Malay: tongkat — long piece of wood
• Malayalam: വടി (vaṭi) — long piece of wood
• Maranao: osok — long piece of wood
• Marathi: काठी (kāṭhī) — long piece of wood
• Maricopa: 'ii — long piece of wood
• Marshallese: aļaļ — long piece of wood
• Mongolian: мод (mod) — long piece of wood
• Norwegian Bokmål: kjepp — long piece of wood
• Norwegian Nynorsk: kjepp — long piece of wood
• Church Slavic: кꙑи (kyi) — long piece of wood
• Church Slavic: палица (palica) — long piece of wood
• Old East Slavic: кꙑи (kyi) — long piece of wood
• Old East Slavic: палъка (palŭka) — long piece of wood
• Old East Slavic: палица (palica) — long piece of wood
• Old English: sticca — long piece of wood
• Old Norse: keppr — long piece of wood
• Oromo: ulee — long piece of wood
• Iranian Persian: چوب (čub) — long piece of wood
• Iranian Persian: چوبَک (čubak) — long piece of wood
• Polish: kij — long piece of wood
• Polish: pałka — long piece of wood
• Portuguese: pau — long piece of wood
• Portuguese: vara — long piece of wood
• Romanian: băț — long piece of wood
• Russian: па́лка (pálka) — long piece of wood
• Serbo-Croatian: па̏лица — long piece of wood
• Serbo-Croatian: pȁlica — long piece of wood
• Sicilian: bastuni — long piece of wood
• Slovak: palica — long piece of wood
• Slovene: palica — long piece of wood
• Spanish: palo — long piece of wood
• Spanish: tortol — long piece of wood
• Spanish: tortor — long piece of wood
• Spanish: mástel — long piece of wood
• Spanish: pal — long piece of wood
• Swedish: käpp — long piece of wood
• Swedish: stav — long piece of wood
• Swedish: stör — long piece of wood
• Sylheti: ꠛꠣꠠꠤ (baṛi) — long piece of wood
• Sylheti: ꠟꠣꠑꠤ (laṭí) — long piece of wood
• Tajik: чӯб (čüb) — long piece of wood
• Tamil: தடி (taṭi) — long piece of wood
• Tamil: கம்பு (kampu) — long piece of wood
• Tamil: தண்டு (taṇṭu) — long piece of wood
• Tatar: таяк (tayaq) — long piece of wood
• Telugu: కర్ర (karra) — long piece of wood
• Thai: ดุ้น (dûn) — long piece of wood
• Turkish: çubuk — long piece of wood
• Turkish: dayak — long piece of wood
• Ottoman Turkish: دكنك (değenek) — long piece of wood
• Ottoman Turkish: عصا (ʼasa) — long piece of wood
• Turkmen: taýak — long piece of wood
• Turkmen: çöp — long piece of wood
• Ukrainian: па́лиця (pálycja) — long piece of wood
• Ukrainian: па́лка (pálka) — long piece of wood
• Ukrainian: кий (kyj) — long piece of wood
• Urdu: چَھڑی (chaṛī) — long piece of wood
• Uyghur: تاياق (tayaq) — long piece of wood
• Uzbek: tayoq — long piece of wood
• Vietnamese: gậy — long piece of wood
• Volapük: staf — long piece of wood
• Welsh: ffon — long piece of wood
• Yiddish: שטעקן (shtekn) — long piece of wood
• Yiddish: שטעקל (shtekl) — long piece of wood
• Zazaki: rewt — long piece of wood
• Zealandic: stok — long piece of wood
• Zulu: induku — long piece of wood
• Zulu: intonga — long piece of wood
• Zulu: uthi class 11/10 — long piece of wood
• Arabic: إِصْبَع (ʔiṣbaʕ) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Bengali: কাঠি (kaṭhi) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Bulgarian: калъ́п (kalǎ́p) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Catalan: barra — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Czech: tyčinka — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Czech: váleček — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Czech: kostka — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Czech: tyč — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Danish: stav — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Danish: stok — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Danish: stang — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Dutch: stok — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Esperanto: bastono — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Finnish: puikko — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Finnish: patukka — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Finnish: tikku — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• French: bâton — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• French: canne — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• German: Stock — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Greek: ράβδος (rávdos) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Hebrew: מַקֵל (makél) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Hungarian: rúd — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Hungarian: darab — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Irish: bata — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Italian: barretta — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Japanese: 棒 (bō) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Japanese: スティック (sutikku) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Old English: sticca — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Portuguese: stique — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Portuguese: estique — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Romanian: baton — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Spanish: barra — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Swedish: stav — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Tamil: உருள் (uruḷ) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Turkish: baston — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Zazaki: çuwe (diq) — cylindrical piece (of chalk, wax etc)
• Albanian: shkop — cane or walking stick
• Arabic: عَصًا (ʕaṣan) — cane or walking stick
• Arabic: عصاية (ʕaṣāya) — cane or walking stick
• Armenian: ձեռնափայտ (jeṙnapʻayt) — cane or walking stick
• Bashkir: таяҡ (tayaq) — cane or walking stick
• Belarusian: трысці́на (tryscína) — cane or walking stick
• Belarusian: трысьці́на (trysʹcína) — cane or walking stick
• Belarusian: па́лка (pálka) — cane or walking stick
• Belarusian: кій (kij) — cane or walking stick
• Belarusian: ля́ска (ljáska) — cane or walking stick
• Belarusian: по́сах (pósax) — cane or walking stick
• Bulgarian: басту́н (bastún) — cane or walking stick
• Catalan: bastó — cane or walking stick
• Catalan: vara — cane or walking stick
• Chamicuro: aki's̈ho — cane or walking stick
• Chinese Mandarin: 手杖 (shǒuzhàng) — cane or walking stick
• Chinese Mandarin: 拐杖 (guǎizhàng) — cane or walking stick
• Ngazidja Comorian: mkongodjo — cane or walking stick
• Ngazidja Comorian: ɓakwera — cane or walking stick
• Czech: hůl — cane or walking stick
• Danish: stok — cane or walking stick
• Finnish: keppi — cane or walking stick
• Finnish: kävelykeppi — cane or walking stick
• French: canne — cane or walking stick
• German: Gehstock — cane or walking stick
• German: Stock — cane or walking stick
• Greek: ραβδί (ravdí) — cane or walking stick
• Greek: μπαστούνι (bastoúni) — cane or walking stick
• Hebrew: מַקֵל (makél) — cane or walking stick
• Hindi: काठी (kāṭhī) — cane or walking stick
• Hungarian: bot — cane or walking stick
• Hungarian: pálca — cane or walking stick
• Indonesian: tongkat — cane or walking stick
• Irish: bata — cane or walking stick
• Irish: maide — cane or walking stick
• Italian: bastone — cane or walking stick
• Japanese: 杖 (tsue) — cane or walking stick
• Japanese: ステッキ (sutekki) — cane or walking stick
• Kazakh: таяқ (taäq) — cane or walking stick
• Korean: 지팡이 (jipang'i) — cane or walking stick
• Central Kurdish: گۆچان (goçan) — cane or walking stick
• Latin: baculum — cane or walking stick
• Latin: caduceus — cane or walking stick
• Lithuanian: lazdà — cane or walking stick
• Macedonian: бастун (bastun) — cane or walking stick
• Marathi: काठी (kāṭhī) — cane or walking stick
• Marshallese: aļaļ — cane or walking stick
• Norwegian Bokmål: stokk — cane or walking stick
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stokk — cane or walking stick
• Polish: laska — cane or walking stick
• Polish: kostur — cane or walking stick
• Polish: kij — cane or walking stick
• Portuguese: bengala — cane or walking stick
• Romanian: baston — cane or walking stick
• Russian: трость (trostʹ) — cane or walking stick
• Russian: по́сох (pósox) — cane or walking stick
• Russian: клюка́ (kljuká) — cane or walking stick
• Russian: па́лка (pálka) — cane or walking stick
• Slovak: trstina — cane or walking stick
• Spanish: bastón — cane or walking stick
• Swedish: käpp — cane or walking stick
• Tamil: தடி (taṭi) — cane or walking stick
• Turkish: baston — cane or walking stick
• Turkish: asa — cane or walking stick
• Turkish: değnek — cane or walking stick
• Turkish: çomak — cane or walking stick
• Ottoman Turkish: دكنك (değenek) — cane or walking stick
• Ottoman Turkish: عصا (ʼasa) — cane or walking stick
• Ukrainian: ціпо́к (cipók) — cane or walking stick
• Ukrainian: па́личка (pályčka) — cane or walking stick
• Ukrainian: па́лиця (pálycja) — cane or walking stick
• Ukrainian: по́сох (pósox) — cane or walking stick
• Ukrainian: трости́на (trostýna) — cane or walking stick
• Ukrainian: кий (kyj) — cane or walking stick
• Bashkir: таяҡ (tayaq) — hockey stick
• Belarusian: клю́шка (kljúška) — hockey stick
• Bulgarian: стик (stik) — hockey stick
• Catalan: estic — hockey stick
• Czech: hůl — hockey stick
• Czech: hokejka — hockey stick
• Danish: stav — hockey stick
• Finnish: jääkiekkomaila — hockey stick
• Finnish: maila — hockey stick
• French: crosse — hockey stick
• German: Hockeyschläger — hockey stick
• Greek: μπαστούνι (bastoúni) — hockey stick
• Hindi: छड़ी (chaṛī) — hockey stick
• Hindi: डंडी (ḍaṇḍī) — hockey stick
• Hindi: डंडा (ḍaṇḍā) — hockey stick
• Hungarian: hokiütő — hockey stick
• Irish: camán — hockey stick
• Irish: maide haca — hockey stick
• Italian: stecca — hockey stick
• Japanese: スティック (sutikku) — hockey stick
• Norwegian Bokmål: hockeykølle — hockey stick
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hockeykølle — hockey stick
• Polish: kij — hockey stick
• Portuguese: stique — hockey stick
• Portuguese: estique — hockey stick
• Portuguese: aléu — hockey stick
• Romanian: crosă — hockey stick
• Russian: клю́шка (kljúška) — hockey stick
• Spanish: palo de hockey — hockey stick
• Swedish: hockeyklubba — hockey stick
• Swedish: klubba — hockey stick
• Turkish: hokey sopası — hockey stick
• Ukrainian: клю́чка (kljúčka) — hockey stick
• Zazaki: çuwey hokeyi — hockey stick
• Arabic: عُصِيّ (ʕuṣiyy) — gearstick, stickshift
• Arabic: عِصِيّ (ʕiṣiyy) — gearstick, stickshift
• Bulgarian: лост (lost) — gearstick, stickshift
• Czech: řadicí páka — gearstick, stickshift
• Danish: gearstang — gearstick, stickshift
• Finnish: vaihdekeppi — gearstick, stickshift
• German: Ganghebel — gearstick, stickshift
• German: Schalthebel — gearstick, stickshift
• German: Schaltknauf — gearstick, stickshift
• German: Schaltknüppel — gearstick, stickshift
• German: Wählhebel — gearstick, stickshift
• Greek: μοχλός (mochlós) — gearstick, stickshift
• Hebrew: ידני (yadaní) — gearstick, stickshift
• Hungarian: sebességváltó — gearstick, stickshift
• Hungarian: sebváltó — gearstick, stickshift
• Hungarian: kézi sebességváltó — gearstick, stickshift
• Hungarian: kézi sebváltó — gearstick, stickshift
• Hungarian: botváltó — gearstick, stickshift
• Italian: asta — gearstick, stickshift
• Italian: barra — gearstick, stickshift
• Italian: cambio — gearstick, stickshift
• Japanese: マニュアル (manyuaru) — gearstick, stickshift
• Japanese: シフトレバー (shifuto rebā) — gearstick, stickshift
• Central Kurdish: گێڕ (gêrr) — gearstick, stickshift
• Macedonian: ме́нувач (ménuvač) — gearstick, stickshift
• Norwegian Bokmål: girspak — gearstick, stickshift
• Norwegian Nynorsk: girspak — gearstick, stickshift
• Polish: drążek — gearstick, stickshift
• Portuguese: alavanca — gearstick, stickshift
• Portuguese: marcha — gearstick, stickshift
• Romanian: schimbător de viteze — gearstick, stickshift
• Russian: рыча́г (ryčág) — gearstick, stickshift
• Russian: ру́чка (rúčka) — gearstick, stickshift
• Spanish: palanca de cambios — gearstick, stickshift
• Turkish: kol — gearstick, stickshift
• Turkish: vites — gearstick, stickshift
• Turkish: vites kolu — gearstick, stickshift
• Finnish: pala — chewing gum
• Finnish: levy — chewing gum
• German: Kaugummistreifen — chewing gum
• Italian: gomma — chewing gum
• Japanese: スティック (sutikku) — chewing gum
• Japanese: 棒 (bō) — chewing gum
• Central Kurdish: بنێشت (bnêşt) — chewing gum
• Romanian: lamă — chewing gum
• Romanian: gumă — chewing gum
• Turkish: şerit sakız — chewing gum
• Chinese Mandarin: 操縱桿 /操纵杆 (cāozònggǎn) — control column of an aircraft
• Finnish: ohjaussauva — control column of an aircraft
• Finnish: sauva — control column of an aircraft
• Greek: μοχλός (mochlós) — control column of an aircraft
• Italian: volante — control column of an aircraft
• Italian: barra di controllo — control column of an aircraft
• Japanese: 操縦桿 (sōjūkan) — control column of an aircraft
• Polish: wolant — control column of an aircraft
• Polish: sterownica — control column of an aircraft
• Spanish: palanca de mando — control column of an aircraft
• Turkish: kol — control column of an aircraft
• Turkish: kontrol kolu — control column of an aircraft
• Albanian: ngjit — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Albanian: pik — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Southern Altai: јелимдеер (ǰelimdeer) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Arabic: لَصَّقَ (laṣṣaqa) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Arabic: لَصَّق (laṣṣag) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Arabic: لَزَّق (lazzag) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Arabic: لصق (laṣag) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Azerbaijani: yapışdırmaq — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Bakhtiari: دیسنیدن (disniðen) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Bashkir: йәбештереү (yəbeşterew) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Basque: erantsi — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Basque: itsatsi — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Belarusian: кле́іць (kljéicʹ) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Belarusian: прыкле́йваць (prykljéjvacʹ) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Belarusian: прыкле́іць (prykljéicʹ) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Central Bikol: pulot — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Breton: pegañ — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Bulgarian: лепя́ (lepjá) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Catalan: enganxar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Catalan: apegar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Chinese Mandarin: 黏 (nián) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Chinese Mandarin: 貼 /贴 (tiē) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Dutch: kleven — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Esperanto: glui — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Esperanto: alglui — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Finnish: liimata — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Finnish: kiinnittää — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• French: coller — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Galician: colar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Galician: pegar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Georgian: მიწებება (mic̣ebeba) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Georgian: მიკრობა (miḳroba) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Georgian: მიკვრა (miḳvra) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• German: kleben — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Ancient Greek: ἐμπήγνῡμι (empḗgnūmi) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Gujarati: ચોંટવું (coṇṭvũ) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Hebrew: הִדְבִּיק (hidbíq) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Higaonon: pulut — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Hindi: चिपकाना (cipkānā) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Hungarian: ragaszt — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Indonesian: menempel — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Italian: attaccare — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Japanese: 貼る (haru) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Japanese: 付ける (tsukeru) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Korean: 붙이다 (buchida) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Central Kurdish: نوساندن (nusandin) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Kyrgyz: желимдөө (jelimdöö) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Latin: faciō haerēre — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Lithuanian: prilipi̇̀nti — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Lithuanian: priklijúoti — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Malay: lekat — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Norman: cliuter — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Occitan: pegar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Persian: چسبیدن (časpidan) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Polish: kleić — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Polish: przyklejać — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Polish: przykleić — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Polish: przylepiać — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Polish: przylepić — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Portuguese: colar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Portuguese: grudar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Romanian: lipi — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Romanian: agăța — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Russian: прикле́ивать (prikléivatʹ) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Russian: прикле́ить (prikléitʹ) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Russian: кле́ить (kléitʹ) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Campidanese Sardinian: accollai — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Campidanese Sardinian: affisciai — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Campidanese Sardinian: appoddai — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Sardinian: àccollare — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Sardinian: affrisare — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Sassarese: attaccà — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Lower Sorbian: lipaś — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Spanish: pegar — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Swedish: fästa — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Tamil: ஒட்டு (oṭṭu) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Turkish: yapıştırmak — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Ottoman Turkish: طوتقاللامق (tutkallamak) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Ukrainian: прикле́ювати (prykléjuvaty) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Ukrainian: кле́їти (kléjity) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Urdu: چپکانا (cipkānā) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Volapük: kleibön — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Walloon: plaker — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Walloon: coler — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Walloon: aplaker — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Welsh: glynu — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Yiddish: צוקלעפּן (tsuklepn) — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Zazaki: panayen — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• ǃXóõ: dtʻkxʻàba — to glue; to adhere (transitive)
• Southern Altai: јапшынар (ǰapšïnar) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Arabic: لَصِقَ (laṣiqa) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Azerbaijani: yapışmaq — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Bashkir: йәбешеү (yəbeşew) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Belarusian: лі́пнуць (lípnucʹ) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Belarusian: прыкле́йвацца (prykljéjvacca) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Belarusian: прыкле́іцца (prykljéicca) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Bulgarian: лепя се (lepja se) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Chinese Mandarin: 黏 (nián) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Chinese Mandarin: 貼 /贴 (tiē) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Chinese Mandarin: 黏著 /黏着 (niánzhuó) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Czech: lepit — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Czech: lepit se — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Dutch: kleven — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Dutch: plakken — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Esperanto: algluiĝi — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Finnish: tarttua — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Finnish: kiinnittyä — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• French: coller — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Gallurese: attaccàssi — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Georgian: მიკრობა (miḳroba) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Georgian: მიწებება (mic̣ebeba) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• German: kleben — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• German: anheften — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Hebrew: דָּבַק (daváq) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Hebrew: נִדְבַּק (nidbáq) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Hindi: चिपकना (cipaknā) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Hungarian: ragad — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Ingrian: tarttua — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Italian: attaccarsi — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Japanese: 付く (tsuku) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Japanese: 粘着する (nenchaku suru) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Korean: 붙다 (butda) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Kyrgyz: жабыштыруу (jabıştıruu) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Latin: haereō — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Lithuanian: prili̇̀pti — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Macedonian: се залепува (se zalepuva) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Macedonian: се прилепува (se prilepuva) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Polish: przyklejać się — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Polish: przykleić się — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Polish: przylepiać się — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Polish: przylepić się — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Portuguese: colar — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Portuguese: aderir — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Portuguese: grudar — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Russian: прикле́иваться (prikléivatʹsja) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Russian: прикле́иться (prikléitʹsja) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Russian: прилипа́ть (prilipátʹ) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Russian: прили́пнуть (prilípnutʹ) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Russian: ли́пнуть (lípnutʹ) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Sanskrit: स्निह्यति (snihyati) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Campidanese Sardinian: apegaisì — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Sardinian: appiliare — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Sassarese: attaccàssi — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Spanish: pegarse — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Swedish: fastna — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Tamil: ஒட்டு (oṭṭu) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Tocharian B: trenk- — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Tocharian B: tsu- — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Turkish: yapışmak — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Ottoman Turkish: یاپشمق (yapışmak) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Ukrainian: ли́пнути (lýpnuty) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Ukrainian: прикле́юватися (prykléjuvatysja) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Urdu: چپکنا (cipaknā) — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Volapük: klebön — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Walloon: plaker — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Welsh: glynu — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Zazaki: paneyayen — to become attached, to adhere (intransitive)
• Bulgarian: заяждам (zajaždam) — to jam
• Dutch: blijven steken — to jam
• Finnish: juuttua — to jam
• Finnish: takertua — to jam
• French: coincer — to jam
• Georgian: ჩაჭედვა (čač̣edva) — to jam
• Georgian: გაჭედვა (gač̣edva) — to jam
• German: steckenbleiben — to jam
• German: stocken — to jam
• Hebrew: נִתְקַע (nitqá') — to jam
• Hindi: अटकना (aṭaknā) — to jam
• Hungarian: elakad — to jam
• Hungarian: beakad — to jam
• Hungarian: megakad — to jam
• Hungarian: beszorul — to jam
• Japanese: 動かなくなる (ugokanaku naru) — to jam
• Japanese: 引っかかる (hikkakaru) — to jam
• Japanese: 嵌る (hamaru) — to jam
• Macedonian: загла́вува (zaglávuva) — to jam
• Portuguese: emperrar — to jam
• Russian: застрева́ть (zastrevátʹ) — to jam
• Russian: застря́ть (zastrjátʹ) — to jam
• Russian: защемля́ть (zaščemljátʹ) — to jam
• Russian: защеми́ть (zaščemítʹ) — to jam
• Russian: заеда́ть (zajedátʹ) — to jam
• Spanish: atascarse — to jam
• Swedish: fastna — to jam
• Ukrainian: защемля́ти (zaščemljáty) — to jam
• Ukrainian: защеми́ти (zaščemýty) — to jam
• Urdu: اٹکنا (aṭaknā) — to jam
• Zazaki: sivık biyen — to jam
• Bulgarian: упорствам (uporstvam) — to persist
• Dutch: volhouden — to persist
• Finnish: pysyä — to persist
• French: rester — to persist
• Hungarian: fennmarad — to persist
• Hungarian: megmarad — to persist
• Italian: persistere — to persist
• Japanese: つきまとう (tsukimatou) — to persist
• Japanese: 続ける (tsuzukeru) — to persist
• Portuguese: persistir — to persist
• Portuguese: aguentar — to persist
• Tamil: ஒட்டு (oṭṭu) — to persist
• Finnish: pysyä — of snow, to remain frozen on landing
• Hebrew: תפס — of snow, to remain frozen on landing
• Italian: persistere — of snow, to remain frozen on landing
• Bulgarian: запазвам се (zapazvam se) — to remain loyal or firm
• Dutch: neergooien — to remain loyal or firm
• Finnish: pysyä — to remain loyal or firm
• Finnish: pitäytyä — to remain loyal or firm
• Finnish: pitää kiinni — to remain loyal or firm
• German: dabeibleiben — to remain loyal or firm
• Hebrew: דָּבַק (daváq) — to remain loyal or firm
• Hungarian: kitart — to remain loyal or firm
• Hungarian: ragaszkodik — to remain loyal or firm
• Italian: permanere — to remain loyal or firm
• Italian: rimanere — to remain loyal or firm
• Japanese: 味方する (mikata suru) — to remain loyal or firm
• Māori: ū — to remain loyal or firm
• Portuguese: permanecer — to remain loyal or firm
• Spanish: permanecer — to remain loyal or firm
• Spanish: ceñirse — to remain loyal or firm
• Spanish: seguir — to remain loyal or firm
• Turkish: bağlı kalmak — to remain loyal or firm
• Zazaki: pa manen — to remain loyal or firm
• Bulgarian: мятам (mjatam) — to place, set down quickly
• Catalan: plantar — to place, set down quickly
• Dutch: stekken — to place, set down quickly
• Finnish: laittaa — to place, set down quickly
• Finnish: panna — to place, set down quickly
• Finnish: pistää — to place, set down quickly
• French: ficher — to place, set down quickly
• Hebrew: תָּקַע (taqá') — to place, set down quickly
• Hungarian: tesz — to place, set down quickly
• Hungarian: vág — to place, set down quickly
• Japanese: 置く (oku) — to place, set down quickly
• Japanese: 付く (tsuku) — to place, set down quickly
• Portuguese: enfiar — to place, set down quickly
• Spanish: poner — to place, set down quickly
• Swedish: ställ — to place, set down quickly
• Swedish: sätt — to place, set down quickly
• Swedish: placera — to place, set down quickly
• Aromanian: nhig — to press into with a sharp point
• Aromanian: hig — to press into with a sharp point
• Azerbaijani: batırmaq — to press into with a sharp point
• Azerbaijani: saplamaq — to press into with a sharp point
• Azerbaijani: soxmaq — to press into with a sharp point
• Azerbaijani: sancmaq — to press into with a sharp point
• Bashkir: сәнсеү (sənsew) — to press into with a sharp point
• Bashkir: ҡаҙау (qaźaw) — to press into with a sharp point
• Bulgarian: забождам (zaboždam) — to press into with a sharp point
• Catalan: ficar — to press into with a sharp point
• Czech: bodnout — to press into with a sharp point
• Czech: zabodnout — to press into with a sharp point
• Czech: bodat — to press into with a sharp point
• Czech: píchat — to press into with a sharp point
• Czech: zapíchnout — to press into with a sharp point
• Finnish: pistää — to press into with a sharp point
• French: enfoncer — to press into with a sharp point
• French: planter — to press into with a sharp point
• German: stecken — to press into with a sharp point
• German: stechen — to press into with a sharp point
• Hebrew: תָּקַע (taqá') — to press into with a sharp point
• Hungarian: szúr — to press into with a sharp point
• Hungarian: döf — to press into with a sharp point
• Ingrian: törkätä — to press into with a sharp point
• Ingrian: pistää — to press into with a sharp point
• Italian: ficcare — to press into with a sharp point
• Japanese: 刺す (sasu) — to press into with a sharp point
• Japanese: 突く (tsuku) — to press into with a sharp point
• Central Kurdish: چەقاندن (çeqandin) — to press into with a sharp point
• Latin: figicō — to press into with a sharp point
• Latin: fīgō — to press into with a sharp point
• Lithuanian: durti — to press into with a sharp point
• Lithuanian: įdurti — to press into with a sharp point
• Macedonian: забо́дува (zabóduva) — to press into with a sharp point
• Portuguese: enfiar — to press into with a sharp point
• Portuguese: cravar — to press into with a sharp point
• Romanian: înfige — to press into with a sharp point
• Russian: вка́лывать (vkályvatʹ) — to press into with a sharp point
• Russian: втыка́ть (vtykátʹ) — to press into with a sharp point
• Spanish: clavar — to press into with a sharp point
• Turkish: batırmak — to press into with a sharp point
• Ukrainian: втика́ти (vtykáty) — to press into with a sharp point
• Zazaki: gum kerden — to press into with a sharp point
• Albanian: mpreh — to fix on a pointed instrument
• Finnish: pistää — to fix on a pointed instrument
• Hungarian: tűz — to fix on a pointed instrument
• Hungarian: rátűz — to fix on a pointed instrument
• Finnish: suorittaa täydellisesti — to perform (a landing) perfectly
• Spanish: pegar — to perform (a landing) perfectly
• Spanish: clavar — to perform (a landing) perfectly
• Spanish: atinar — to perform (a landing) perfectly
• Spanish: acertar — to perform (a landing) perfectly
• Spanish: achuntar — to perform (a landing) perfectly
• Dutch: stekken — to propagate plants by cuttings
• Finnish: lisätä pistokkaista — to propagate plants by cuttings
• French: bouturer — to propagate plants by cuttings
• Finnish: epäröidä — to hesitate, be reluctant; refuse