English For All: Non-English palindromic words (3)

Non-English palindromic words

German

Nebelregennegerleben (20 letters) – "the life of a black man in rain and fog"
Lagertonnennotregal (19 letters) – "emergency storage rack for barrels"
Retsinakanister (15) – "retsina wine jar"
Reliefpfeiler (13) – "pillar with a relief on it"
Lagerregal (10) – "storage rack"
Legovogel (9) – "a bird made of lego"
Reittier (8) – "mount"
Rentner (7) – "pensioner"
Hannah (6) – (proper name)
neben (5) – "besides"
Otto (4) – (proper name)
Anna (4) – (proper name)
Uhu (3) – "eagle owl"

Greek

Σάββας – Savvas (male name)
Σέρρες – Serres (town in Greece)
σοφός – wise man
Άννα – Anna (female name)
άρα
όσο

Hebrew

ולכשתשכלו – "and when you will bereave" (the longest palindromic word in Hebrew with meaning)
לאיתיאל – "to Ithiel" (the longest palindromic word in the Bible, Proverbs 30:1)
סוס– horse
ישי– Yishai, David’s father (male first name)
דוד– David, Yishai’s son (also uncle)
נתן– Nathan or Natan, David’s son
ירי– Firing of a bullet.
אבא- Father (interestingly Dad is a palindrome as well. pronounced: "Abba" another palindrome.
מים - Water

Hungarian

lakkal (6 letters) – "with lacquer"
lappal – "with page"
tettet – "pretend", "make someone put something somewhere", "achievement, act, action" in accusativus
előle (5) – "ahead of him"
görög – "Greek"
legel – "pasture" (the verb)
lepel – "veil"
lehel – "breathe"
Lehel – ancient Hungarian male name
lohol – "he walks/runs in a hurry"
magam – "myself"
mosom – "I wash"
rájár – "goes on it"
saras – "muddy"
sebes – "wounded" or "fast"
soros – "serial" or "the next one (in the line)"
sörös – "beery"
tavat – "lake" in accusativus
tehet – "may do", "can do"
tejet – "milk" in accusativus
telet – "winter" in accusativus
temet – "bury"
teret – "square" or "space" in accusativus
tököt – "pumpkin" in accusativus
kerek – "round" (round form)
kezek – "hands"
köbök – "cubes"
ködök – "fogs"
kölök – "kid"
konok – "obstinate"
köpök – "I spit"
körök – "rounds"
kötök – "I knit"
közök – "lanes", "intervals"
abba (4) – "into that"
Anna – female name
arra – "that way"
ebbe – "into this"
enne – "he would eat"
erre – "this way"
inni – "to drink"
aha (3) – "uhum"
ama – "that, yon"
apa – "father"
ara – "bride"
bab – "bean"
búb – "casque"
Ede – a male name
eke – "plow"
eme – "this"
gőg – "haughtiness", "pride"
jaj – "ouch"
juj – "ouch"
lel – "find"
pap – "priest"
púp – "hump"
sas – "eagle"
sós – "salty"
tat – "stern"
tát – "open" (one’s mouth)
tét – "stake"
ürü – "ram"
vív – "he fences"
zúz – "bruise"