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  • 마크[ma̠kxɯ] Korean
  • निशान/nɪ.ʃɑːn/ Hindi
  • סימן/siˈman/ Hebrew
  • പാട്/paːɖɨ/ Malayalam
  • చిహ్నము/t͡ɕihnamu/ Telugu

“mark” in French: mark · Korean: 마크 · Hindi: निशान

It is commonest in Malayalam, where പാട് is the 301st most used word.

Mark in other languages, A to Z

  • Arabic اه abbreviation of اِنْتَهَى: used to mark the… #335
  • Armenian նշան/nəˈʃɑn/ sign, mark #605
  • Basque marka/marka/ sign, mark #693
  • Bengali চিহ্ন/t͡ʃinho/ sign, symbol, mark #686
  • Croatian otisak/ǒtisak/ print, mark #2,434
  • Danish mærke/mɛrkə/ mark, sign, label, tag #640
  • Dutch mark/mɑrk/ a march, a mark #1,315
  • English y/waɪ/ A figure or mark in the shape of the letter Y #962
  • Esperanto marko/ˈmarko/ mark, stamp #740
  • Estonian mark/mɑrk/ tally mark #974
  • Finnish n/n/ abbreviation of naiset, used to mark toilets… #227
  • French mark/maʁk/ #1,575
  • Galician marca/ˈmaɾka/ mark, signal #1,879
  • Georgian ხოლმე[χolme] Used to mark repetitive or habitual action.… #223
  • German m/ʔɛm/ abbreviation of Mark der DDR #1,427
  • Greek σημείο/siˈmi.o/ sign, mark #661
  • Hebrew סימן/siˈman/ #732
  • Hindi निशान/nɪ.ʃɑːn/ mark, impression #657
  • Icelandic mark[ˈmar̥k] sign, mark #516
  • Indonesian tanda/ˈtanda/ sign, mark #537
  • Korean 마크[ma̠kxɯ] #573
  • Malay tanda/ˈtandə/ sign, mark, signal, spot, symbol #603
  • Malayalam പാട്/paːɖɨ/ a mark, sign #301
  • Norwegian merke/ˈmærkə/ a mark #1,016
  • Persian اثر[ʔæ.sǽɹ] trace, sign, mark #645
  • Polish oznacza/ɔˈzna.t͡ʂa/ to mark, to label, to tag #579
  • Portuguese sinal/siˈnaw/ sign; mark; trace #677
  • Russian знак[znak] sign, mark #1,669
  • Slovenian vprašaj/ʋpraʃáːj/ question mark #488
  • Swedish spår/spoːr/ a trail or trace; a mark left by something… #1,079
  • Tagalog grado/ˈɡɾado/ grade; mark #580
  • Tamil குறியீடு/kʊrɪjiːɖɯ/ symbol, mark #342
  • Telugu చిహ్నము/t͡ɕihnamu/ mark, sign, symbol #1,562
  • Urdu نشانی/nɪ.ʃɑː.niː/ memorial, mark of remembrance, keepsake,… #1,165
  • Vietnamese dấu[zəw˧˦] mark, sign #570

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