Club
//klʌb//
Translations of "club" (95 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | klawer(playing card symbol, ♣), klub(association of members), klub(establishment that provides staged entertainment), knuppel(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), nagklub(establishment that provides staged entertainment), donner(to hit with a club), neek(to hit with a club), slaan(to hit with a club) | — | |
| Albanian | klub(association of members), shkop(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ῥόπαλον(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | rhópalon | |
| Arabic | اَلنَّادِي(association of members), اَلنَّادِي اَللَّيْلِيّ(establishment that provides staged entertainment), جَمْعِيَّة(association of members), سِبَاتِي(playing card symbol, ♣), عَصًا(hitting implement in certain ball games), كْلَب(establishment that provides staged entertainment), مَرْقَص(establishment that provides staged entertainment), نادي(association of members), نَادٍ(association of members), نَادٍ لَيْلِيّ(establishment that provides staged entertainment), هِرَاوَة(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | an-nādī, an-nādī l-layliyy, jamʕiyya, sibātī, ʕaṣan, klab, margaṣ, nādi, nādin, nādin layliyy, hirāwa | |
| Armenian | ակումբ(association of members), ակումբ(establishment that provides staged entertainment), գուրզ(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), լախտ(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), խաչ(playing card symbol, ♣), կլուբ(association of members), կոպալ(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), մահակ(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | akumb, akumb, gurz, laxt, xačʻ, klub, kopal, mahak | |
| Azerbaijani | klub(association of members), kötək(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Bashkir | клуб(association of members), күҫәк(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | klub, küśək | |
| Belarusian | бі́та(hitting implement in certain ball games), дручо́к(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), дубі́нка(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), клуб(association of members), клю́шка(hitting implement in certain ball games), кій(hitting implement in certain ball games), па́лка(hitting implement in certain ball games) | bíta, dručók, dubínka, klub, kljúška, kij, pálka | |
| Bengali | আঞ্জুমান(association of members), ক্লাব(association of members), সঙ্ঘ(association of members), সমিতি(association of members) | anjuman, klab, śoṅgho, śomiti | |
| Bulgarian | бухалка(rhythmic gymnastics: part of an apparatus), клуб(association of members), па́лка(hitting implement in certain ball games), пръ́чка(hitting implement in certain ball games), со́па(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), спати́я(playing card symbol, ♣), тоя́га(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), тре́фа(playing card symbol, ♣) | buhalka, klub, pálka, prǎ́čka, sópa, spatíja, tojága, tréfa | |
| Burmese | ကလပ်(association of members), ညှင်း(playing card symbol, ♣), အသင်း(association of members) | ka.lap, hnyang:, a.sang: | |
| Catalan | bastó(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), club(association of members), trèvol(playing card symbol, ♣), bastonejar(to hit with a club) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | یانە(association of members) | yane | |
| Chinese | 俱樂部 /俱乐部(association of members), 夜總會 /夜总会(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | zh-min-nan, iā-chóng-hōe | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 俱樂部 /俱乐部(association of members), 夜總會 /夜总会(establishment that provides staged entertainment), 梅花(playing card symbol, ♣) | keoi¹ lok⁶ bou⁶, mui⁴ faa¹ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 俱樂部 /俱乐部(association of members), 夜總會 /夜总会(establishment that provides staged entertainment), 梅花(playing card symbol, ♣), 棍棒(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), 棒(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), 棒(hitting implement in certain ball games), 用棍棒打(to hit with a club), 聯合 /联合(to join together to form a group) | jùlèbù, yèzǒnghuì, méihuā, gùnbàng, bàng, bàng, yòng gùnbàng dǎ, liánhé | |
| Czech | hůl(hitting implement in certain ball games), klacek(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), klub(association of members), klub(establishment that provides staged entertainment), kyj(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), kříž(playing card symbol, ♣), obušek(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), palice(hitting implement in certain ball games), spolek(association of members) | — | |
| Danish | klub(association of members), klub(establishment that provides staged entertainment), kløver(playing card symbol, ♣), kølle(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), kølle(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Dutch | club(association of members), klaveren(playing card symbol, ♣), knuppel(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), neerknuppelen(to hit with a club), slaan(to hit with a club) | — | |
| Erzya | керша(association of members) | kerša | |
| Esperanto | amuzejo(establishment that provides staged entertainment), bastono(hitting implement in certain ball games), klabo(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), klabo(hitting implement in certain ball games), klubo(association of members), trefo(playing card symbol, ♣) | — | |
| Estonian | klubi(association of members), risti(playing card symbol, ♣) | — | |
| Faroese | kleyvari(playing card symbol, ♣), klubbi(association of members), klubbi(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | — | |
| Finnish | kerho(association of members), kerho(humorous: set of people with a shared characteristic), klubi(association of members), klubi(establishment that provides staged entertainment), maila(hitting implement in certain ball games), maila (plaything)(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), nuija(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), osa(joint charge of expense, or any person's share of it), osuus(joint charge of expense, or any person's share of it), potti(joint charge of expense, or any person's share of it), risti(playing card symbol, ♣), risti(playing card marked with symbol ♣), seura(association of members), yhdistys(association of members), yökerho(establishment that provides staged entertainment), nuijia(to hit with a club) | — | |
| French | boîte(establishment that provides staged entertainment), boîte de nuit(establishment that provides staged entertainment), bâton(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), club(association of members), club(hitting implement in certain ball games), gourdin(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), trèfle(playing card symbol, ♣), bâtonner(to hit with a club) | — | |
| Galician | baloco(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), bastón(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), club(association of members), discoteca(establishment that provides staged entertainment), moca(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), porra(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), taco(hitting implement in certain ball games), trevo(playing card symbol, ♣) | — | |
| Georgian | კეტი(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), კლუბი(association of members), კომბალი(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), ხელკეტი(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | ḳeṭi, ḳlubi, ḳombali, xelḳeṭi | |
| German | Keule(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), Klub(association of members), Kreuz(playing card symbol, ♣), Nachtklub(establishment that provides staged entertainment), Nachtlokal(establishment that provides staged entertainment), Schläger(hitting implement in certain ball games), Verein(association of members), knüppeln(to hit with a club), zusammenlegen(to join together to form a group) | — | |
| Greek | κλαμπ(association of members), κλαμπ(establishment that provides staged entertainment), λέσχη(association of members), ρόπαλο(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), σπαθί(playing card symbol, ♣), σωματείο(association of members) | klamp, klamp, léschi, rópalo, spathí, somateío | |
| Hakka Chinese | 俱樂部 /俱乐部(association of members) | khî-lo̍k-phu | |
| Hawaiian | hoa(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Hebrew | אַלָּה(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), אַלָּה(hitting implement in certain ball games), חוּג(association of members), מַחְבֵּט(hitting implement in certain ball games), מוֹעֲדוֹן(association of members), מוֹעֲדוֹן(establishment that provides staged entertainment), נַבּוּט(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), תִּלְתָּן(playing card symbol, ♣), חָבַט(to hit with a club) | alá, alá, ḥug, maḥbét, mo'adón, mo'adón, nabút, tiltán, ḥavát | |
| Hindi | अंजुमन(association of members), क्लब(association of members), क्लब(establishment that provides staged entertainment), चिड़ी(playing card symbol, ♣), डंडा(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), बल्ला(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), रात का क्लब(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | añjuman, klab, klab, ciṛī, ḍaṇḍā, ballā, rāt kā klab | |
| Hungarian | bunkó(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), bunkósbot(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), diszkó(establishment that provides staged entertainment), furkó(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), furkósbot(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), golfütő(hitting implement in certain ball games), klub(association of members), mulató(establishment that provides staged entertainment), nightclub(establishment that provides staged entertainment), szakkör(association of members), szórakozóhely(establishment that provides staged entertainment), treff(playing card symbol, ♣), ütő(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Icelandic | klúbbur(association of members), kylfa(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), lauf(playing card symbol, ♣) | — | |
| Indonesian | klab(association of members), klub(association of members) | — | |
| Ingrian | dubina(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), kluuba(establishment that provides staged entertainment), savva(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | اَنْجُمَنْ(association of members), باتون(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), باشْگاه(association of members), باشْگاه(establishment that provides staged entertainment), خاج(playing card symbol, ♣), چُماق(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), چُنْبِه(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), کُلوب(association of members), کُلوب(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | anjoman, bâtun, bâšgâh, bâšgâh, xâj, čomâġ, čonbe, kolub, kolub | |
| Irish | cleith(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), club(establishment that provides staged entertainment), cumann(association of members), smíste(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Italian | bastone(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), circolo(association of members), clava(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), club(association of members), fiori(playing card symbol, ♣), mazza(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Japanese | クラブ(association of members), クラブ(establishment that provides staged entertainment), クラブ(playing card symbol, ♣), クローバー(playing card symbol, ♣), ナイトクラブ(establishment that provides staged entertainment), 倶楽部(association of members), 同好会(association of members), 棍棒(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), 棒(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), 部(association of members) | kurabu, kurabu, kurabu, kurōbā, naitokurabu, kurabu, dōkōkai, konbō, bō, bu | |
| Kazakh | клуб(association of members), кіреш(playing card symbol, ♣), таяқ(hitting implement in certain ball games), шыбын(playing card symbol, ♣), шытыр(playing card symbol, ♣) | klub, kıreş, taäq, şybyn, şytyr | |
| Khmer | ក្លឹប(association of members), គ្រទា(hitting implement in certain ball games), ជួង(playing card symbol, ♣), បន(association of members), ព្រនង់(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | kləp, krɔɔtiə, cuəng, bɑɑn, prɔɔnŭəng | |
| Korean | 나이트 클럽(establishment that provides staged entertainment), 동아리(association of members), 동호회(association of members), 몽둥이(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), 클럽(establishment that provides staged entertainment), 클럽(playing card symbol, ♣), 클로버(playing card symbol, ♣) | naiteu keulleop, dong'ari, donghohoe, mongdung'i, keulleop, keulleop, keullobeo | |
| Kyrgyz | клуб(association of members) | klub | |
| Lao | ຄ້ອນ(hitting implement in certain ball games), ຄ້ອນຖື(hitting implement in certain ball games), ສະໂມສອນ(association of members), ຫມາກຈ່ວນ(playing card symbol, ♣) | khǭn, khǭn thư̄, sa mō sǭn, māk chūan | |
| Latgalian | mylyns(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), vāza(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Latin | clāva(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), fūstis(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), matia(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), sodālitās(association of members) | — | |
| Latvian | klubs(association of members), milna(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), vāle(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Lithuanian | klubas(association of members), kuoka(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | Kräizer(playing card symbol, ♣) | — | |
| Macedonian | клуб(association of members), треф(playing card symbol, ♣) | klub, tref | |
| Malay | kelab(association of members), persatuan(association of members) | — | |
| Māori | haukuru(to hit with a club) | — | |
| Mongolian | бороохой(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), клуб(association of members), муна(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), цэцэг(playing card symbol, ♣), ᠴᠡᠴᠡᠭ(playing card symbol, ♣) | borooxoj, klub, muna, ceceg, čečeg | |
| Navajo | báasdos(playing card symbol, ♣), tsihał(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | kaşok(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), kulûb(association of members), yane(association of members) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | klubb(association of members), klubbe(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), kløver(playing card symbol, ♣), kølle(hitting implement in certain ball games), nattklubb(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | klubb(association of members), kølle(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Ojibwe | bagamaagan(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), binewizid(playing card symbol, ♣), danens(playing card symbol, ♣) | — | |
| Old English | sagol(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Old Norse | klubba(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | انجمن(association of members), جمعیت(association of members), طوپوز(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), قلوب(association of members), محفل(association of members), مردانه(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | encümen, cemʼiyet, topuz, klüb, mahfil, merdane | |
| Pashto | کلب(association of members), کلوب(association of members), کلوپ(association of members) | klab, klub, klūp | |
| Plautdietsch | Pruntel(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Polish | dzwonka(playing card symbol, ♣), kij(hitting implement in certain ball games), klub(association of members), maczuga(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), stowarzyszenie(association of members), trefl(playing card symbol, ♣), żołądź(playing card symbol, ♣), pałować(to hit with a club), spałować(to hit with a club) | — | |
| Portuguese | balada(establishment that provides staged entertainment), bastão(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), boate(establishment that provides staged entertainment), clava(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), clube(association of members), discoteca(establishment that provides staged entertainment), paus(playing card symbol, ♣), porrete(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), taco(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), taco(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Romanian | bâtă(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), club(association of members), club(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | — | |
| Russian | би́та(hitting implement in certain ball games), дуби́на(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), дуби́нка(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), клуб(association of members), клуб(establishment that provides staged entertainment), клю́шка(hitting implement in certain ball games), кре́сти(playing card symbol, ♣), ночно́й клуб(establishment that provides staged entertainment), па́лица(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), па́лка(hitting implement in certain ball games), тре́фа(playing card symbol, ♣), трефо́вая масть(playing card symbol, ♣), бить(to hit with a club), ударя́ть(to hit with a club) | bíta, dubína, dubínka, klub, klub, kljúška, krésti, nočnój klub, pálica, pálka, tréfa, trefóvaja mastʹ, bitʹ, udarjátʹ | |
| Sanskrit | गदा(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | gadā | |
| Scottish Gaelic | cròilean(association of members) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | klȗb(association of members), klȗb(establishment that provides staged entertainment), клу̑б(association of members), клу̑б(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | — | |
| Slovak | klub(association of members), kyjak(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), obušok(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), palica(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), palica(hitting implement in certain ball games), pálka(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Slovene | klub(association of members) | — | |
| Spanish | bastón(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), club(association of members), discoteca(establishment that provides staged entertainment), garrote(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), palo(hitting implement in certain ball games), porra(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), trébol(playing card symbol, ♣), agrupar(to join together to form a group), apalear(to hit with a club), aporrear(to hit with a club), garrotear(to hit with a club) | — | |
| Sundanese | panakol(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Swahili | klabu(association of members), klabu(establishment that provides staged entertainment), pau(playing card symbol, ♣), rungu(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Swedish | klubb(association of members), klubba(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), klöver(playing card symbol, ♣), nattklubb(establishment that provides staged entertainment) | — | |
| Tajik | бошгоҳ(association of members), клуб(association of members) | bošgoh, klub | |
| Tarifit | qabu(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Telugu | కళావరు(playing card symbol, ♣) | kaḷāvaru | |
| Thai | กระบอง(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), คลับ(association of members), คลับ(establishment that provides staged entertainment), ดอกจิก(playing card symbol, ♣), ตะบอง(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), สโมสร(association of members) | grà-bɔɔng, klàp, klàp, dɔ̀ɔk-jìk, dtà-bɔɔng, sà-moo-sɔ̌ɔn | |
| Tocharian B | śakāto(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Turkish | gece kulübü(establishment that provides staged entertainment), klüp(association of members), kulüp(association of members), kulüp(establishment that provides staged entertainment), sinek(playing card symbol, ♣), çomak(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Turkmen | klub(association of members), taýak(hitting implement in certain ball games) | — | |
| Ukrainian | бі́та(hitting implement in certain ball games), дрючо́к(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), дуби́нка(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), кий(hitting implement in certain ball games), клуб(association of members), клю́шка(hitting implement in certain ball games), па́лиця(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), па́лиця(hitting implement in certain ball games), па́лка(hitting implement in certain ball games) | bíta, drjučók, dubýnka, kyj, klub, kljúška, pálycja, pálycja, pálka | |
| Urdu | اَنْجُمَنْ(association of members), بَلّا(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), ڈَنْڈا(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), کْلَب(association of members) | anjuman, ballā, ḍanḍā, klab | |
| Uyghur | تاياق(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), كۇلۇب(association of members) | tayaq, kulub | |
| Uzbek | klub(association of members), tayoq(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Vietnamese | CLB(association of members), câu lạc bộ(association of members), dùi cui(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), gậy(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything), gậy tày(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Volapük | klub(association of members), lustaf(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Welsh | clwb(association of members) | — | |
| Woiwurrung | kud-jee-run(heavy stick for use as weapon or plaything) | — | |
| Wu Chinese | 俱樂部 /俱乐部(association of members) | ⁶jiu-loq₈-bu₆ | |
| Yiddish | צלם(playing card symbol, ♣), קלוב(association of members) | tseylem, klub |
klawer, klub, klub, knuppel, nagklub, donner, neek, slaan
klub, shkop
اَلنَّادِي, اَلنَّادِي اَللَّيْلِيّ, جَمْعِيَّة, سِبَاتِي, عَصًا, كْلَب, مَرْقَص, نادي, نَادٍ, نَادٍ لَيْلِيّ, هِرَاوَة
an-nādī, an-nādī l-layliyy, jamʕiyya, sibātī, ʕaṣan, klab, margaṣ, nādi, nādin, nādin layliyy, hirāwa
ակումբ, ակումբ, գուրզ, լախտ, խաչ, կլուբ, կոպալ, մահակ
akumb, akumb, gurz, laxt, xačʻ, klub, kopal, mahak
klub, kötək
бі́та, дручо́к, дубі́нка, клуб, клю́шка, кій, па́лка
bíta, dručók, dubínka, klub, kljúška, kij, pálka
бухалка, клуб, па́лка, пръ́чка, со́па, спати́я, тоя́га, тре́фа
buhalka, klub, pálka, prǎ́čka, sópa, spatíja, tojága, tréfa
bastó, club, trèvol, bastonejar
俱樂部 /俱乐部, 夜總會 /夜总会, 梅花, 棍棒, 棒, 棒, 用棍棒打, 聯合 /联合
jùlèbù, yèzǒnghuì, méihuā, gùnbàng, bàng, bàng, yòng gùnbàng dǎ, liánhé
hůl, klacek, klub, klub, kyj, kříž, obušek, palice, spolek
klub, klub, kløver, kølle, kølle
club, klaveren, knuppel, neerknuppelen, slaan
amuzejo, bastono, klabo, klabo, klubo, trefo
klubi, risti
kleyvari, klubbi, klubbi
kerho, kerho, klubi, klubi, maila, maila (plaything), nuija, osa, osuus, potti, risti, risti, seura, yhdistys, yökerho, nuijia
boîte, boîte de nuit, bâton, club, club, gourdin, trèfle, bâtonner
baloco, bastón, club, discoteca, moca, porra, taco, trevo
Keule, Klub, Kreuz, Nachtklub, Nachtlokal, Schläger, Verein, knüppeln, zusammenlegen
hoa
אַלָּה, אַלָּה, חוּג, מַחְבֵּט, מוֹעֲדוֹן, מוֹעֲדוֹן, נַבּוּט, תִּלְתָּן, חָבַט
alá, alá, ḥug, maḥbét, mo'adón, mo'adón, nabút, tiltán, ḥavát
अंजुमन, क्लब, क्लब, चिड़ी, डंडा, बल्ला, रात का क्लब
añjuman, klab, klab, ciṛī, ḍaṇḍā, ballā, rāt kā klab
bunkó, bunkósbot, diszkó, furkó, furkósbot, golfütő, klub, mulató, nightclub, szakkör, szórakozóhely, treff, ütő
klúbbur, kylfa, lauf
klab, klub
dubina, kluuba, savva
اَنْجُمَنْ, باتون, باشْگاه, باشْگاه, خاج, چُماق, چُنْبِه, کُلوب, کُلوب
anjoman, bâtun, bâšgâh, bâšgâh, xâj, čomâġ, čonbe, kolub, kolub
cleith, club, cumann, smíste
bastone, circolo, clava, club, fiori, mazza
クラブ, クラブ, クラブ, クローバー, ナイトクラブ, 倶楽部, 同好会, 棍棒, 棒, 部
kurabu, kurabu, kurabu, kurōbā, naitokurabu, kurabu, dōkōkai, konbō, bō, bu
나이트 클럽, 동아리, 동호회, 몽둥이, 클럽, 클럽, 클로버
naiteu keulleop, dong'ari, donghohoe, mongdung'i, keulleop, keulleop, keullobeo
mylyns, vāza
clāva, fūstis, matia, sodālitās
klubs, milna, vāle
klubas, kuoka
Kräizer
kelab, persatuan
haukuru
báasdos, tsihał
kaşok, kulûb, yane
klubb, klubbe, kløver, kølle, nattklubb
klubb, kølle
bagamaagan, binewizid, danens
sagol
klubba
انجمن, جمعیت, طوپوز, قلوب, محفل, مردانه
encümen, cemʼiyet, topuz, klüb, mahfil, merdane
Pruntel
dzwonka, kij, klub, maczuga, stowarzyszenie, trefl, żołądź, pałować, spałować
balada, bastão, boate, clava, clube, discoteca, paus, porrete, taco, taco
bâtă, club, club
би́та, дуби́на, дуби́нка, клуб, клуб, клю́шка, кре́сти, ночно́й клуб, па́лица, па́лка, тре́фа, трефо́вая масть, бить, ударя́ть
bíta, dubína, dubínka, klub, klub, kljúška, krésti, nočnój klub, pálica, pálka, tréfa, trefóvaja mastʹ, bitʹ, udarjátʹ
cròilean
klȗb, klȗb, клу̑б, клу̑б
klub, kyjak, obušok, palica, palica, pálka
klub
bastón, club, discoteca, garrote, palo, porra, trébol, agrupar, apalear, aporrear, garrotear
panakol
klabu, klabu, pau, rungu
klubb, klubba, klöver, nattklubb
qabu
กระบอง, คลับ, คลับ, ดอกจิก, ตะบอง, สโมสร
grà-bɔɔng, klàp, klàp, dɔ̀ɔk-jìk, dtà-bɔɔng, sà-moo-sɔ̌ɔn
śakāto
gece kulübü, klüp, kulüp, kulüp, sinek, çomak
klub, taýak
бі́та, дрючо́к, дуби́нка, кий, клуб, клю́шка, па́лиця, па́лиця, па́лка
bíta, drjučók, dubýnka, kyj, klub, kljúška, pálycja, pálycja, pálka
klub, tayoq
CLB, câu lạc bộ, dùi cui, gậy, gậy tày
klub, lustaf
clwb
kud-jee-run
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