Dutch: een skelet, het skelet
German: ein Skelett, das Skelett
Danish: et skelet, skeletet
Norwegian: et skjelett, skjelettet
Swedish: ett skelett, skelettet
French: un squelette, le squelette
Spanish: un esqueleto, el esqueleto
Portuguese: um esqueleto, o esqueleto
Italian: uno scheletro, lo scheletro
Romanian: un schelet, scheletul
Polish: szkielet
Russian: скелет (skelet)
Bulgarian: скелет (skelet)
Romanian: un schelet, scheletul
Polish: szkielet
Russian: скелет (skelet)
Bulgarian: скелет (skelet)
From Latin: sceletus, sceletī
From Ancient Greek: σκελετός (skeletós)
Note: the underlined languages have been reconstructed by academics, as there is no archaeological record of the language at that time.
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