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  • cerebro/θeˈɾebɾo/ Spanish
  • мозг[mosk] Russian
  • 뇌[nwe̞(ː)] Korean
  • मस्तिष्क/məs.t̪ɪʂk/ Hindi
  • μυαλό/mɲaˈlo/ Greek
  • ուղեղ/uˈʁeʁ/ Armenian

“brain” in Spanish: cerebro · French: cerveau · German: gehirn · Portuguese: cérebro · Korean: 뇌 · Russian: мозг · Hindi: मस्तिष्क · Greek: μυαλό

It is commonest in Telugu, where మెదడు is the 390th most used word.

Brain in other languages, A to Z

  • Albanian tru/tɾũ/ #1,451
  • Armenian ուղեղ/uˈʁeʁ/ #1,416
  • Basque garun/ɡaɾun/ #1,410
  • Bengali মস্তিষ্ক/most̪iʃko/ #1,121
  • Bosnian mozak/môzak/ #840
  • Bulgarian мозък[ˈmɔzɐk] brain, marrow #1,606
  • Catalan cervell[sərˈbeʎ] #809
  • Croatian mozak/môzak/ #849
  • Czech mozek[ˈmozɛk] #1,165
  • Danish hjerne/jɛrnə/ #1,134
  • Dutch hersenen/ˈɦɛr.sə.nə(n)/ #1,449
  • English memory/ˈmɛm.ə.ɹi/ The ability of the brain to record… #1,280
  • Esperanto cerbo/ˈt͡serbo/ #1,298
  • Estonian aju/ˈɑju/ #977
  • French cerveau/sɛʁ.vo/ #1,016
  • German gehirn/ɡəˈhɪʁn/ #1,637
  • Greek μυαλό/mɲaˈlo/ #449
  • Hindi मस्तिष्क/məs.t̪ɪʂk/ brain, cerebrum #990
  • Indonesian memori[mɛˈmori] the ability of the brain to record… #2,303
  • Korean 뇌[nwe̞(ː)] #917
  • Latvian smadzenes/ˈsmadzenes/ #1,044
  • Lithuanian smegenys[²ˈsʲmʲæːɡʲɛnʲiːs] #980
  • Macedonian мозок[ˈmɔzɔk] #1,023
  • Malay otak/ˈotak/ #712
  • Malayalam തലച്ചോറ്/t̪ɐlɐt͡ʃt͡ʃoːrɨ/ #1,565
  • Norwegian hjernen/ˈjæːɳɳ̩/ #1,064
  • Persian مغز[mæɢz] #733
  • Polish mózgu/ˈmuz.ɡu/ #1,346
  • Portuguese cérebro/ˈsɛ.ɾe.bɾu/ brain, cerebrum #1,052
  • Romanian creier/ˈkrejer/ #1,611
  • Russian мозг[mosk] brain; marrow #1,566
  • Serbian mozak/môzak/ #825
  • Slovak mozog/mɔzɔk/ #622
  • Slovenian možgani/mɔʒɡáːni/ #691
  • Spanish cerebro/θeˈɾebɾo/ #992
  • Swedish hjärna/²jɛːɳa/ a brain #1,326
  • Tagalog utak/ˈʔutak/ brain; encephalon #620
  • Tamil மூளை/muːɭɐɪ̯/ #666
  • Telugu మెదడు/med̪aɖu/ #390
  • Ukrainian мозок[ˈmɔzɔk] #1,443
  • Urdu دماغ/d̪ɪ.mɑːɣ/ brain, cerebrum #590
  • Vietnamese não[naːw˦ˀ˥] brain, cerebrum #894

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