Sense: a wriggling movement.
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 Afrikaans: wriemelaar |
 Arabic: مُتَلَوٍّ |
 Bulgarian: човек, който клинчи от за |
 Brazilian: agitador |
 Czech: neposeda |
 German: aalglatter Kerl |
 Danish: en, der ikke kan holde si |
 Greek: αυτός που χώνεται παντού, |
 Spanish: niño que no se está quiet |
 Estonian: vingerdaja |
 Farsi: تکان خور؛ وول خور |
 Finnish: kiemurtelija |
 French: enfant qui remue sans ces |
 Hebrew: מִתפַּתֵל |
 Hindi: पैंतरेबाज |
 Croatian: ličinka |
 Hungarian: izgő-mozgó gyermek |
 Indonesian: orang yang menggeliat |
 Icelandic: barn sem iðar í sífellu |
 Italian: (chi si contorce) |
 Japanese: のたくる人 |
 Korean: 꿈틀거리는 사람(것) |
 Lithuanian: išsisukinėjantis žmogus |
 Latvian: glumiķis; pielīdējs |
 Malay: orang yang menggeliang-ge |
 Dutch: kronkelaar |
 Norwegian: en som ikke kan være i ro |
 Polish: krętacz |
 Persian: تکان خور؛ وول خور |
 Pashto: رغښتونكى، رغړيدونكى تاوون |
 Portuguese: (pessoa) mexediça |
 Romanian: copil zvăpăiat |
 Russian: проныра |
 Slovak: neposedník |
 Slovenian: kdor se zvija |
 Serbian: vrdalo |
 Swedish: slingerbult |
 Thai: คน หรือสิ่งที่แสดงอาการกร |
 Turkish: yerinde duramayan kimse |
 Taiwanese: 孑孓 |
 Ukrainian: пролаза; інтриган |
 Urdu: بل کھانے والا |
 Vietnamese: người luồn lách |
 Chinese: 孑孓 |
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