English:
Triskaidekaphobia \tris-ky-dek-uh-FOH-bee-uh\ [noun]:
Fear or a phobia concerning the number 13.
Yiddish:
Mensch \men(t)sh\ [noun]:
Good-natured man; man of honor and integrity.
Hebrew:
Saba Sababa \SAH-buh\ [noun] \suh-BA-buh\ [adj., exclamation]:
"Groovy Grandpa," as Kara says; Grandfather, "It's all good."
French-creole:
Mwen Renme'w \mweh\ [pronoun] \rehn-MIOW\ [verb]:
"I love you."
Russian:
Kot and Koshka \kot\ and \KAHSH-kah\ [nouns]:
Male cat and female cat.
Cantonese:
Tong \taung\ [noun]:
Soup or broth.
Spanish:
Huella \HWAY-yah\ [noun]:
Fingerprint.
Bengali:
Uttor \OOT-taur\ [noun, adj., adv.]:
North.
I believe that is all.
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the Korean for soup or broth is the same word. "tang" (탕)
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