Sense 1: a soft, sticky type of earth which is often baked into pottery, china, bricks etc.
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 Clay in Afrikaans: klei |
 Clay in Arabic: طين خَزَفي، صَلْصال |
 Clay in Bulgarian: глина |
 Clay in Brazilian: argila |
 Clay in Czech: hlína |
 Clay in German: der Ton |
 Clay in Danish: ler |
 Clay in Greek: πηλός |
 Clay in Spanish: arcilla, barro |
 Clay in Estonian: savi |
 Clay in Farsi: خاک رس |
 Clay in Finnish: savi |
 Clay in French: argile |
 Clay in Hebrew: טִיט, חֵמָר |
 Clay in Hindi: सख्त चिकनी मिट्टी |
 Clay in Croatian: glina, ilovača |
 Clay in Hungarian: agyag |
 Clay in Indonesian: lempung |
 Clay in Icelandic: leir |
 Clay in Italian: argilla |
 Clay in Japanese: 粘土 |
 Clay in Korean: 점토 |
 Clay in Lithuanian: molis |
 Clay in Latvian: māls |
 Clay in Malay: tanah liat |
 Clay in Dutch: klei |
 Clay in Norwegian: leire |
 Clay in Polish: glina |
 Clay in Persian: خاک رس |
 Clay in Pashto: خاوره: انسان بدن |
 Clay in Portuguese: barro |
 Clay in Romanian: lut |
 Clay in Russian: глина |
 Clay in Slovak: hlina |
 Clay in Slovenian: glina |
 Clay in Serbian: glina |
 Clay in Swedish: lera, lerjord |
 Clay in Thai: ดินเหนียว |
 Clay in Turkish: balçık |
 Clay in Taiwanese: 黏土 |
 Clay in Ukrainian: глина |
 Clay in Urdu: مٹی |
 Clay in Vietnamese: đất sét |
 Clay in Chinese: 粘土 |
Clay translation
