Sense: (of broken bones) to grow together
The bone in his arm took a long time to knit.; She's a very good knitter.
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 Afrikaans: breier |
 Arabic: حائِك |
 Bulgarian: плетач |
 Brazilian: que faz tricô |
 Czech: pletař |
 German: der/die Stricker(in) |
 Danish: strikker |
 Greek: πλέκτης |
 Spanish: persona que hace punto |
 Estonian: kuduja |
 Farsi: بافنده |
 Finnish: neuloja |
 French: tricoteur/-euse |
 Hebrew: סוֹרֵג |
 Hindi: बुनने वाला |
 Croatian: pletilja |
 Hungarian: kötő(nő) |
 Indonesian: perajut |
 Icelandic: prjónakona/-maður |
 Italian: (chi lavora a maglia) |
 Japanese: 編む人 |
 Korean: 뜨는 사람 |
 Lithuanian: mezgėjas |
 Latvian: adītāja |
 Malay: pengait |
 Dutch: breier |
 Norwegian: strikkende person |
 Polish: !!trykotarz |
 Persian: بافنده |
 Pashto: اوبدونكى |
 Portuguese: que faz tricot |
 Romanian: persoană care tricotează |
 Russian: вязальщица |
 Slovak: pletiar, -ka |
 Slovenian: pletilja |
 Serbian: pletač |
 Swedish: stickare, stickerska |
 Thai: ผู้ถัก |
 Turkish: örücü, ören, örgü yapan |
 Taiwanese: 針織者 |
 Ukrainian: в'язальник; в'язальниця |
 Urdu: بنائی کرنے والا یا والی |
 Vietnamese: người đan |
 Chinese: 编织者 |
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