Hyponyms: atropine, hyoscyamine, toxin, intoxicate
Derivational Morphology: envenom, poisoning, poisonous substance, poisoner
Language Translations: | |||
Albanian: helm | Arabic: سم | ||
Bosnian: otrov | Bulgarian: отрова and тровя | ||
Catalan: emmetzinar and verí | Chinese: 毒物 | ||
Croatian: otrov | Danish: forgifte and gift | ||
Dutch: gif and vergiftigen | Esperanto: veneno | ||
Estonian: mürgitama and mürk | Finnish: myrkky and myrkyttää | ||
French: empoisonner and poison | German: Gift and vergiften | ||
Greek: δηλητήριο | Hebrew: רעל | ||
Hindi: विष | Hungarian: méreg and megmérgez | ||
Indonesian: racun | Interlingua: invenenar and veneno | ||
Italian: avvelenare and veleno | Japanese: 毒 | ||
Korean: 독 | Kurdish: jehr and jehr kirin | ||
Latin: veneno and venenum | Lithuanian: nuodai | ||
Norwegian: gift | Persian: sc=FAchar | ||
Polish: trucizna and truć | Portuguese: envenenar and veneno | ||
Russian: яд | Slovak: jed and otráviť | ||
Slovene: strup | Spanish: veneno | ||
Swahili: sumu | Swedish: förgifta and gift | ||
Telugu: విషం | Turkish: zehir | ||
Urdu: sc=URchar |
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