Finnish: Mustasalo Swedish: Mossala   Finnish: Mossala
French: tenez[a] English: tennis French: tennis (the sport)
French: cotte  English: riding coat French: redingote English: redingote
Greek: ευρεκα  (eureka) Finnish: Heureka Greek: Χευρεκα (Cheureka, science centre)
Dutch: bolwerk (bulwark, bastion) French: boulevard Dutch: boulevard ("broad avenue")
Dutch: manneken ("little man")[b] French: mannequin Dutch: mannequin ("catwalk model")
Dutch: koekje (cookie) English: cookie Dutch: cookie ("web cookie")
Middle Dutch : snacken[1] /ˈsnɑkən/ ("to gasp/bite at") English: to snack[2] Dutch: snacken /ˈsnɛkən/
English: crack (fun) Irish: craic (fun) English: craic (fun of a quintessentially Irish type)
English: animation Japanese: アニメ[c] (anime) English: anime (Japanese animation)
English: professional wrestling Japanese: プロレス[d] (puroresu) English: puroresu (Japanese professional wrestling)
Hebrew: תַּכְלִית /taχˈlit/ (purpose) Yiddish: תכלית /ˈtaχləs/ (result; purpose; serious business)[3] Hebrew: תַּכְלֶס /ˈtaχles/ (directly, matter-of-factly, cut the crap)
Spanish: tronada (thunderstorm) English: tornado Spanish: tornado
Chinese: 革命 (dynastic changes) Japanese: 革命 (kakumei; revolution) Chinese: 革命 (revolution)[4]
Chinese: 共和 (Gonghe Regency) Japanese: 共和 (kyōwa; republic) Chinese: 共和 (republic)
Chinese: 抹茶 (A lost way of tea making) Japanese: 抹茶 (matcha) Chinese: 抹茶 (Japanese style matcha)
Hokkien or Cantonese: 鮭汁 (kôe-chiap/kê-chiap; type of fish sauce) English: ketchup (table sauce/tomato ketchup) Cantonese: 茄汁 (ke4*2 zap1; ketchup)
Old Turkic: ülüş (share, portion) Mongolian: ulus (country, division) Turkish: ulus (nation)
Turkish: bey armudu (bergamot, "lord's pear") Italian: bergamotto French: bergamote Turkish: bergamot
Middle Mongol: jarlig (royal decree) Russian: ярлык (yarlyk; label, price tag) Mongolian: yarlyk (price tag)
Middle Persian: handaz- (to plan, allot) Arabic: مهندس (mohandis; geometer, engineer) Persian: مهندس (mohandes; engineer)
Persian: زرناپا (zornāpā; 'flute leg', giraffe) Arabic: زرافة (zarāfa/zurāfa; giraffe) Persian: زرافه (zarāfe; giraffe)


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  1. ^ De Vries, Jan W.; Willemyns, Roland; Burger, Peter (2003), Het verhaal van een taal (6th ed.), Amsterdam: Prometheus, p. 248, ISBN 90-5333-423-8
  2. ^ Etymology of "to snack" at www.etymonline.com
  3. ^ "Yiddish Dictionary Online". Archived from the original on 2006-02-02. Retrieved 2010-04-10.
  4. ^ "百度汉语".