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1. (n.) vodka
a colorless distilled alcoholic spirit made esp. from rye or wheat mash.
Etymology: (1795–1805; < Russ)
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1. (noun) vodka
unaged colorless liquor originating in Russia
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1. (noun) vodka
a strong alcoholic drink, or a glass of this
flavored vodka
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1. (noun) vodka
a Russian drink distilled from rye
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Sense: an alcoholic spirit made from rye or sometimes from potatoes, originating in Russia.
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 Afrikaans: wodka |
 Arabic: فودْكا |
 Bulgarian: водка |
 Brazilian: vodca |
 Czech: vodka |
 German: der Wodka |
 Danish: vodka |
 Greek: βότκα |
 Spanish: vodka |
 Estonian: viin |
 Farsi: ودکا |
 Finnish: vodka |
 French: vodka |
 Hebrew: ווֹדקָה |
 Hindi: रूसीशराब |
 Croatian: votka |
 Hungarian: vodka |
 Indonesian: wodka |
 Icelandic: vodka |
 Italian: vodka |
 Japanese: ウォッカ |
 Korean: 보드카 |
 Lithuanian: degtinė |
 Latvian: degvīns |
 Malay: vodka |
 Dutch: vodka |
 Norwegian: vodka |
 Polish: wódka |
 Persian: ودکا |
 Pashto: ]ودكا، هغه روسي الكولى څښ |
 Portuguese: vodka |
 Romanian: votcă |
 Russian: водка |
 Slovak: vodka |
 Slovenian: vodka |
 Serbian: votka |
 Swedish: vodka |
 Thai: เหล้าวอดก้า |
 Turkish: votka |
 Taiwanese: 伏特加酒 |
 Ukrainian: горілка |
 Urdu: روس ميں بننے والي ايک قسم |
 Vietnamese: rượu vốt ka |
 Chinese: 伏特加酒 |
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