User:Darkdadaah/Lists/Leftover language templates

Pages that still use language templates directly (some of those are misuses).

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Japan	From {{etyl|nl|en}} {{term|Japan|lang=nl}} or {{etyl|pt|en}} {{term|Japão|lang=pt}}, from {{etyl|ms|en}} {{term|Jepang|lang=ms}}, from {{etyl|zhx|en}} {{Hani|[[日本]]}} ({{etyl|ltc|en}} ''nyit-pwón'' < {{etyl|och|en}} ''*nit-pˁənʔ'') (compare {{yue}} ''Yat<sup>6</sup>-bun<sup>2</sup>'' 日本, {{ko}} ''Ilbon'' 일본, {{ja}} ''Nippon'' にっぽん, {{cmn}} ''Rìběn'' 日本, {{vi}} ''Nhật Bản''). (10)
kanji	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|漢字|tr=kanji||Chinese characters}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[ 漢]] (''xàn'' "Han dynasty", "China") + [[字]] (''dzì'' "[written] character") (compare {{ko}} ''hanja'' 한자, {{cmn}} ''hànzì'' 汉字, {{vi}} ''Hán tự''). (8)
bushido	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|sc=Jpan|武士道|tr=</i>ぶしどう<i>, bushidō|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[武士]] (''mjú-dʐí'' "warrior") (compare {{cmn}} ''wǔshì'' 武士, {{yue}} ''mou<sup>5</sup>-si<sup>6</sup>'' 武士) + 道 (''dáu'' "way"). (5)
tanto	* From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|短刀|tr=tantō </i>たんとう<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 短刀 (''twán-taw'' "dagger") (compare {{cmn}} ''duǎndāo'' 短刀), from [[短]] ("short") + [[刀]] ("knife"). (5)
bo	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|棒|tr=bō </i>ぼう<i>||lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[棒]] (''bǽwng'' "staff", "club") (compare {{cmn}} [[棒|棒 ''bàng'']]). (32)
manga	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|漫画|tr=manga </i>まんが<i>||lang=ja|sc=Jpan}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[漫]] (''màn'' "free", "unrestrained") + [[畫]] (''ɣwɛ̀'' "drawing") (compare {{cmn}} [[漫画|''mànhuà'' 漫画]], {{ko}} ''manhwa'' [[만화]]). After an 1814 book by {{w|Hokusai|Katsushika Hokusai}}. (7)
tenno	From {{etyl|ja|en}} [[天皇]] (''Tennō'' てんのう, earlier ''ten'ou'' てんおう), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[天皇]] (''tʰen-ɣwang'') (compare {{cmn}} [[天皇|''tiānhuáng'' 天皇]]), from {{etyl|och|en}} [[天皇]] (''*l̥ˁin-ɢʷˁaŋ'' "Heavenly Sovereign" > "Emperor"), from [[天]] ("Heaven") + [[皇]] ("sovereign"). (8)
hanja	From {{etyl|ko|en}} {{ko-inline|한자|hanja|Chinese characters|漢字}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[漢]] (''xàn'' "Han dynasty", "China") + [[字]] (''dzì'' "[written] character") (compare {{ja}} ''kanji'' 漢字, {{cmn}} [[汉字|''hànzì'' 汉字]], {{vi}} ''Hán tự''). (5)
libro	From {{etyl|osp|es}} {{term|libro|lang=osp}} (cf. {{lad}} {{term|livro|lang=lad}}), from {{etyl|la|es}} {{term|librum|lang=la}}, singular accusative of {{term|liber|lang=la}}. (181)
Tokyo	From Japanese [[東京]] (''Tōkyō'' とうきょう, "Eastern capital"), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[東]] (''tung'' "east") + [[京]] (''kjæng'' "capital") (compare {{cmn}} ''Dōngjīng'' 东京). (9)
soju	From {{etyl|ko|en}} {{term|소주|tr=soju|lang=ko}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 燒酒 (''ʃew-t͡sjúw'' "liquor") (compare {{cmn}} ''shāojiǔ'' [[烧酒]], {{ja}} ''[[shōchū]]'' 焼酎), from [[燒]] ("burn", "flammable") + [[酒]] ("alcohol"). (5)
rickshaw	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|sc=Jpan|力車|tr=rikisha|lang=ja}}, an abbreviation of {{term|sc=Jpan|人力車|tr=</i>じんりきしゃ <i>jinrikisha|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[人]] (''nyin'' "person") + [[力]] (''lik'' "strength", "power") + [[車]] (''t͡ʃʰæ'' "cart") (compare {{cmn}} ''rénlìchē'' 人力車). (9)
gaijin	From {{etyl|ja|en}} [[外人]] (''gaijin'' がいじん "foreigner"), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 外人 (''ngwàj-nyin'') (compare {{cmn}} ''wàirén'' [[外人]]), from {{etyl|och|en}} (''*ŋʷˁat-s ning'' "foreigner", "outsider" < "non-relative"), from [[外]] ("outside", "outer") + [[人]] ("person"). (8)
yen	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|円|lang=ja|tr=en</i>, earlier<i> yen}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[圓]] (''ɣüen'' "circle" >"round coin") (compare {{cmn}} ''yuán'' [[元]], {{ko}} ''won'' [[원]]). (9)
bonsai	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|盆栽|||tr=</i>ぼんさい<i> bonsai|sc=Jpan|lang=ja }}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[盆]] (''bwon'' "bowl") + [[栽]] (''tsoj'' "to plant") (compare {{cmn }} [[盆栽|''pénzāi'' 盆栽]]). (8)
futon	{{etyl|ja|en}} [[布団]] (''futon'' ふとん), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 蒲團 (''bu-dwan'' "meditation cushion") (compare {{cmn}} [[蒲团|''pútuán'' 蒲团]]), from [[蒲]] ("cattail") + [[團]] ("sphere", "round object"). (6)
seppuku	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|切腹|sc=Jpan|lang=ja}}, {{term|せっぷく|tr=seppuku|sc=Jpan|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[切]] (''t͡set'' "to cut") + [[腹]] (''pjuwk'' "belly") (compare {{yue}} ''tsit-fuk'' 切腹, {{cmn}} ''qiēfù'' 切腹). (6)
civet	: ''See translations at'' [[:fr:civet|civet]] ''in the {{fr}} Wiktionary.'' (82)
kabuki	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|歌舞伎|tr=kabuki </i>かぶき<i>|sc=Jpan|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[歌]][[舞]] (''ka-mjú'' "song and dance") (compare {{cmn}} [[歌舞|''gēwǔ'' 歌舞]]) + [[伎]] (''gjé'' "performer"). (10)
kyūjitai	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|sc=Jpan|旧字体|tr=kyūjitai </i>きゅうじたい<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[舊]] (''gjùw'' "old") +[[字]][[體]] (''dzì-tʰéj'' "character style", "calligraphic form") (compare {{cmn}} ''zìtǐ'' [[字体]]), from [[字]] ("[written] character") + [[體]] ("form", "body"). (5)
Zen	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|lang=ja|禅|tr=zen </i>ぜん<i>}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[禪]] (''ɖjen'') (compare {{cmn}} 禅 ''Chán''), an abbreviation of {{term|lang=ltc|禪那|tr=ɖjen-na}}, from {{etyl|sa|en}} {{term|lang=sa|ध्यान|tr=dhyāna||a type of meditation}}. Akin to {{term|dhyana|lang=en}}. (9)
kaizen	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|改善|lang=ja}} (''kaizen'' かいぜん), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[改善]] (''kój-dʒjén'') (compare {{cmn}} [[改善|''gǎishàn'' 改善]]), from {{etyl|och|en}} [[改善]] (''*qˁəʔ-ɡenʔ'' "to correct errors"), from [[改]] ("to change") + [[善]] ("good"). (6)
dong	From {{etyl|vi|en}} {{l|vi|đồng}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[銅]] (''duwng'' "copper") (compare {{cmn}} [[铜|''tóng'' 铜]]), from {{etyl|och|en}} 銅 (''*lˁoŋ''). (9)
shimpan	From {{etyl|ja|en}} 審判 (''shinpan'' しんぱん), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 審判 (''ʃim-pʰàn'' "to judge", "to try") (compare {{cmn}} [[审判|''shěnpàn'' 审判]]). (4)
shimpan bucho	From {{etyl|ja|en}} 審判部長 (''shinpan buchō'' しんぱんぶちょう), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 審判 (''ʃim-pʰàn'' "to judge", "to try") (compare {{cmn}} [[审判|''shěnpàn'' 审判]]) + [[部長]] (''búw-ʈjáng'' "department leader") (compare {{cmn}} [[部长|''bùzhǎng'' 部 长]]). (4)
消失	* {{ja}}: {{t|ja|消失点|gloss=vanishing point}} (10)
վրացերեն	* {{hy}}: {{t|hy|Վրաստան}} (15)
njóta	* [[njóta við]] ({{imp}}; to be alive, for others to have one's help, to be around) (37)
россиянин	* {{ru}}: {{t+|ru|Росси́я}} (18)
tanka	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|短歌||short song|tr=tanka </i>たんか<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[短]] (''twán'' "short") + [[歌]] (''ka'' "song") (compare {{cmn}} ''duǎngē'' 短歌). (6)
gassho	Japanese [[合掌]] (''gasshō'' がっしょう), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 合掌 (''ɣop-tʃáng'' "Buddhist-style pressed-palm gesture of piety") (compare {{cmn}} ''hézhǎng'' [[合掌]], {{yue}} ''hap<sup>6</sup>-jeung<sup>2</sup>'' 合掌), from [[合]] "unite" and [[掌]] "[[palm]]". (4)
Kyōto	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|京都||capital|tr=kyōto|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 京都 (''kjæng-tu'' "capital [of a country]") (compare {{cmn}} [[京都|''jīngdū'' 京都]]). (6)
χρυσός	From {{etyl|grc|el}} {{term|χρυσός||gold|lang=grc}} (already {{gmy}} {{term|𐀓𐀬𐀰|tr=ku-ru-so|lang=gmy}}), semitic loan compare with {{etyl|he|-}} {{attention|he|needs Hebrew characters}} (hārús), {{etyl|akk|-}} {{term|𒆬𒄀|tr=ḫurāṣu [KUG.SIG<sub>17</sub>]|lang=akk}}<ref>{{R:Babiniotis 2008}}</ref> (36)
gagaku	From {{etyl|ja|en}} 雅楽 (ががく ''gagaku''), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 雅樂 (''ngǽ-ngæwk'' "ancient ceremonial music") (compare {{cmn}} [[雅乐|''yǎyuè'' 雅乐]], {{yue}} ''ngaa<sup>5</sup>-ngok<sup>6</sup>'' 雅樂), from {{etyl|och|en}} 雅樂 (''*ŋˁraʔ-ŋˁrawk'' "courtly, ceremonial music"), from [[雅]] ("elegant", "refined") + [[樂]] ("music"). (4)
merguez	# In French police slang, the word ''merguez'' is used to describe a car that has been modified—such as filing away its engine number, or the inclusion of components from different cars—to make it hard to identify and correspondingly enhance its suitability for use in crimes.<ref>{{fr}} {{cite web (28)
վրացական	* {{hy}}: {{t+|hy|վրացերեն}} (18)
Ryukyu	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|sc=Jpan|琉球|tr=Ryūkyū|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 流求 (''ljuw-gjuw'', a Chinese exonym for the island kingdom, of unclear origin) (compare {{cmn}} ''Liúqiú'' 琉球). (8)
sonkyo	From {{etyl|ja|en}} 蹲踞 (''sonkyo'' そんきょ), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 蹲踞 (''dzwon-kjò'' "squatting position") (compare {{cmn}} ''dūnjù'' 蹲踞). (4)
butoh	{{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|舞踏|tr=butō|sc=Jpan|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 舞踏 (''mjú-táw'' "dance") (compare {{cmn}} ''wǔdǎo'' 舞蹈, {{yue}} ''mou<sup>5</sup> dou<sup>6</sup>'' 舞蹈), from {{etyl|och|en}} 舞蹈 (''*kə.maʔ tˁawʔ'' "dance [for joy or praise]"), from [[舞]] ("dance") + [[蹈]] ("step"). (4)
kango	From {{etyl|ja|en}} [[漢語]] (''kango'' かんご), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[漢]] (''xàn'' "Han dynasty", "[[China]]") + [[語]] (''ngjó'' "speech", "language") (compare {{cmn}} [[汉语|''Hànyǔ''  汉语]] "Chinese"). (6)
bishonen	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|美少年|tr=bishōnen </i>びしょうねん<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[美]] (''míj'' "beautiful") + [[少年]] (''ʃèw-nen'' "teenaged boy") (compare {{cmn}} ''shàonián'' [[少年]]). (5)
onsen	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|温泉|tr=onsen </i>おんせん<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 溫泉 (''ʔwon-dzüen'' "hot spring") (compare {{cmn}} [[温泉|''wēnquán'' 温泉]]), from [[溫]] ("warm") + [[泉]] ("spring", "fountain"). (5)
silenco	* {{io}}: {{t+|io|silencesar|gloss=to be silent}} (19)
genkan	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|玄関|tr=</i>げんかん<i> genkan|lang=ja|sc=Jpan}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 玄關 (''hwen-kwæn'' "entrance to Buddhist knowledge", by metaphor "front door') (compare {{cmn}} ''xuánguān'' [[玄关]]), from {{etyl|och|en}} [[玄]] (''*ɢʷˁin'' "dark", "profound") + [[關]] (''*kˁron'' "barrier", "gate"). (5)
palesamenti	{{head|it|plural}} {{mm}} (4)
kaiju	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{l|ja|怪獣|tr=かいじゅう ''kaijū''}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[怪]] (''kwɛ̀j'' "strange", "fantastic") + [[獸]] (''ʃùw'' "beast") (compare {{cmn}} ''guàishòu'' 怪兽). (4)
haboku	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|破墨||tr=haboku </i>はぼく<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[破]] (''pʰà'' "broken up") + [[墨]] (''mok'' "ink") (compare {{cmn}} ''pòmò'' 破墨, {{yue}} ''po<sup>3</sup>-mak<sup>6</sup>'' 破墨). (5)
jinja	From {{etyl|ja|en}} [[神社]] (''jinja'' じんじゃ), from {{etyl|ltc|en}} [[神社]] (''ʒin-dʒjǽ'') (compare {{cmn}} ''shénshè'' 神社), from {{etyl|och|en}} [[神社]] (''*'''C'''ə.lin-mtʰaʔ'' "sacrificial altar", "shrine"), from [[神]] ("deity", "divine") + [[社]] ("Earth deity [and altar]"). (4)
Hotei	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|lang=ja|布袋|tr=Hotei}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 布袋 (''pù-dòj'' "cloth sack") (compare {{cmn}} [[布袋|''Bùdài'' 布袋]], {{vi}} ''Bố Đại''), by [[metonymy]] "Man with the cloth sack", the "Laughing Buddha" figure associated with the [[Maitreya]] Buddha. (5)
Kannon	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|lang=ja|観音|tr=Kannon </i>かんのん or<i> ''Kan'on'' </i>かんおん<i>}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 觀音 (''kwan-ʔim'') (compare {{cmn}} [[观音|''Guānyīn'' 观音]]), an abbreviation of 觀世音 (''kwan-ʃjèj-ʔim'' "Observer of the world's cries") (compare {{cmn}} ''Guān-shì-yīn'' 观世音), from [[觀]] ("observe") + [[世]] ("world") + [[音]] ("sounds", "cries"), a translation of {{etyl|sa|en}} अवलोकितेश्वर (''Avalokiteśvara''). (5)
seifuku	From {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|制服|tr=seifuku </i>せいふく<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 制服 (''tʃjèj-bjuwk'') (compare {{cmn}} [[制服|''zhìfú'' 制服]]), from {{etyl|och|en}} (''tets-bək'' "official or ceremonial clothing", "mourning attire"), from [[制]] ("cut" > "designed" > "systematized") + [[服]] ("clothing"). (5)
Horai	A romanization of {{etyl|ja|en}} {{term|蓬莱|tr=Hōrai </i>ほうらい<i>|lang=ja}}, from {{etyl|ltc|en}} 蓬萊 (''Bong-Loi'') (compare {{cmn}} [[蓬莱|''Pénglái'' 蓬莱]]), from {{etyl|och|en}} 蓬 萊 (''*Bˁəŋ-rˁəj''). (15)