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Battle tanks, also known as armoured tanks, are called by various names in different languages. Here are some examples:
- English: Tank
- Russian: Танк (Tank)
- German: Panzer
- French: Char d’assaut
- Spanish: Tanque
- Italian: Carro armato
- Chinese (Mandarin): 坦克 (Tǎnkè)
- Japanese: 戦車 (Sensha)
- Arabic: دبابة (Dababah)
- Hebrew: טנק (Tank)
- Hindi: टैंक (Ṭaiṅka)
- Korean: 전차 (Jeoncha)
- Turkish: Tank
- Polish: Czołg
- Swedish: Stridsvagn
- Finnish: Panssarivaunu
- Dutch: Tank
- Portuguese: Tanque de guerra
- Hungarian: Harckocsi
- Greek: Θωρακισμένο όχημα (Thorakisméno óchima)
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These are just a few examples, and there may be variations in different dialects and regional languages. The word “tank” is commonly used in many languages due to its historical origin, stemming from the British development of the first tanks during World War I.
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