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λέγεις, ἃ δὲ λέγεις ἕνεκα τοῦ λαβεῖν λέγεις → you speak, but you say what you say for the sake of gain (Menander, fr. 776)

Source

Greek Monolingual

(I)
η, Ν
1. περιστροφή του σώματος στον αέρα με ή χωρίς στήριξη τών χεριών στο έδαφος, κυβίστηση
2. χωμάτινος λόφος, γήλοφος, φυσικός ή τεχνητός
3. φρ. α) «του κάνει τούμπες» — φέρεται με μεγάλη δουλοπρέπεια
β) «τον έφερε τούμπα» — τον έπεισε τελικά, τον έκανε να συμφωνήσει μαζί του.
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < λατ. tumba < ελλ. τύμβος.
(II)
η, Ν
μουσ. είδος χάλκινου μουσικού οργάνου με κλειδιά.
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < αγγλ. tuba < λατ. tuba «σάλπιγγα»].

Translations

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Aromanian: tumbã; Bulgarian: салто; Catalan: tombarella; Chinese Mandarin: 筋斗, 跟頭/跟头; Czech: salto, kotrmelec; Danish: saltomortale; Dutch: salto; Estonian: kukerpall, salto; Finnish: voltti; French: salto, saut périlleux, galipette; Galician: pinchagato, pirueta, viravolta, reviravolta, pinchacarneiro, chumbalagato; Georgian: ჰაერში გადატრიალება, მიწაზე გადატრიალება, სალტო, მალაყი, გადატრიალება, გადაკოტრიალება; German: Salto, Überschlag, Kopsibolter, Purzelbaum; Greek: κυβίστηση, τούμπα; Ancient Greek: κυβίστημα, κυβίστησις; Hebrew: סלטה \ סַלְטָה‎, גלגול \ גִּלְגּוּל‎; Hungarian: szaltó, bukfenc; Icelandic: kollhnís, heljarstökk; Ido: kulbuto; Irish: aer-rothlú; Italian: capriola; Japanese: 宙返り; Kazakh: сальто; Korean: 공중제비; Latgalian: kiuliņs; Latvian: kūlenis; Macedonian: салто; Maori: pōtēteke, pōteketeke, turupeke; Norwegian Bokmål: salto, saltomortale; Nynorsk: salto, saltomortale; Polish: salto, koziołek; Portuguese: salto mortal, cambalhota; Romanian: tumbă, rostogolire; Russian: кульбит, кувырок, сальто; Serbo-Croatian: salto; Slovak: kotrmelec, kotúľ, salto; Spanish: voltereta, salto mortal; Swedish: kullerbytta; Tagalog: balintong; Turkish: perende; Ukrainian: сальто, перекид, переверт; Welsh: tin-dros-ben, trosben