Sense: to get by begging from someone else
May I scrounge some coffee?
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 Afrikaans: lener |
 Arabic: مَن يَعيش على حِساب غَيْر |
 Bulgarian: муфтаджия |
 Brazilian: parasita |
 Czech: vyžírka |
 German: der/die Schnorrer(in) |
 Danish: nasser |
 Greek: τρακαδόρος |
 Spanish: gorrón |
 Estonian: hulgus, parasiit |
 Farsi: تلكه گير |
 Finnish: pummi |
 French: tapeur/-euse |
 Hebrew: שנוֹרֵר |
 Hindi: खोजने वाला, ढूंढ़ने वाला |
 Croatian: žicer |
 Hungarian: tolvaj, harácsoló |
 Indonesian: pemohon |
 Icelandic: maður sem sníkir af öðrum |
 Italian: scroccone |
 Japanese: ねだる人 |
 Korean: 식객 |
 Lithuanian: kaulytojas |
 Latvian: lūdzējs; diedelnieks |
 Malay: pengecek |
 Dutch: scharrelaar |
 Norwegian: snylter |
 Polish: pieczeniarz |
 Persian: تلكه گير |
 Pashto: تلكه |
 Portuguese: parasita |
 Romanian: întreţinut |
 Russian: попрошайка |
 Slovak: podliak, gauner |
 Slovenian: žicar |
 Serbian: koji iskamči |
 Swedish: snyltare |
 Thai: ผู้ขอบริจาค |
 Turkish: otlakçı |
 Taiwanese: 乞討者 |
 Ukrainian: старець, жебрак |
 Urdu: اٹھائی گیر، مفت خور |
 Vietnamese: người ăn xin |
 Chinese: 乞讨者 |
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