Auto-Translator: In-Depth

Category:Guides
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Table of Contents:
Intro 
Categories
Greetings | 
Questions | 
Answers | 
Check | 
Tactics | 
Controller | 
Keyboard 
Game Terms | 
Modes of Transport | 
Races | 
Settings & Setup | 
Titles 
Text Commands | 
Locations |
Groups | 
Jobs | 
Time | 
Trade | 
Organize 
Place Names | 
Place Names 2 | 
Reasons | 
Languages | 
Online Status |
Skills | 
Shops 
Fiends | 
Spells | 
Songs | 
Equipment | 
General Terms | 
Job Abilities | 
Job Traits 
Weapon Skills | 
Ninjutsu | 
Avatars | 
Pet Commands | 
Equipment Area | 
Blue Magic
Sources
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==Intro==
Ever wondered exactly what you're saying when you speak with the auto-translator? How about the translations of Japanese-named items like Tachi: Yukikaze and Hyoton: Ichi? Know enough Japanese to know what you want to say, but not sure which phrase sends the correct message? Want to learn basic Japanese by way of your favorite MMORPG? This page is intended as an in-depth guide to both sides of the auto-translator, as well as correction of common misuses and misconceptions.
More recently, Square has added French and German localizations to the game. This page is meant to be the one-stop page for communicating with people from all walks of auto-translated life, but is currently still under construction.
==Categories==
===Greetings/Salutations/Begrüßung/あいさつ===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
All right! 	Super ! 	Super! 	
やったー！！yatta-!!
Notes: This translation is intended to show a sense of relief upon completing a task, not to show compliance; that is, "Hurray!/Good job!" and not "Okay!" 	Notes: This translation is intended to show a sense of relief upon completing a task, not to show compliance; that is, "Hurray!/Good job!" and not "Okay!" 	Notes: This translation is intended to show a sense of relief upon completing a task, not to show compliance; that is, "Hurray!/Good job!" and not "Okay!" 	Notes: This translation is intended to show a sense of relief upon completing a task, not to show compliance; that is, "Hurray!/Good job!" and not "Okay!"
Congratulations! 	Félicitations ! 	Gratulation! 	
おめでとう！omedetou!
Notes: Congratulations!; an auspicious occasion! 	Notes: Congratulations!; an auspicious occasion! 	Notes: Congratulations!; an auspicious occasion! 	Notes: Congratulations!; an auspicious occasion!
Excuse me... 	Excusez-moi... 	Entschuldigung... 	
ちょっといいですか？chotto ii desuka?
Notes: The Japanese version of this phrase may not make much sense literally: "Is a little okay?" However, it sends a message of "Can I bother you for a little while?" or "May I have a little of your time?" 	Notes: The Japanese version of this phrase may not make much sense literally: "Is a little okay?" However, it sends a message of "Can I bother you for a little while?" or "May I have a little of your time?" 	Notes: The Japanese version of this phrase may not make much sense literally: "Is a little okay?" However, it sends a message of "Can I bother you for a little while?" or "May I have a little of your time?" 	Notes: The Japanese version of this phrase may not make much sense literally: "Is a little okay?" However, it sends a message of "Can I bother you for a little while?" or "May I have a little of your time?"
Good bye. 	Au revoir. 	Tschüss. 	
さようなら。sayounara.
Good evening! 	Bonsoir ! 	Guten Abend! 	
こんばんは。konbanwa.
Notes: This is intended as a greeting phrase, not a farewell phrase. 	Notes: This is intended as a greeting phrase, not a farewell phrase. 	Notes: This is intended as a greeting phrase, not a farewell phrase. 	Notes: This is intended as a greeting phrase, not a farewell phrase.
Good job! 	Bravo ! 	Gut gemacht! 	
よくやった！yoku yatta!
Notes: Good show! 	Notes: Good show! 	Notes: Good show! 	Notes: Good show!
Good morning! 	Bonjour ! 	Guten Morgen! 	
おはよう。ohayou.
Good night! 	Bonne nuit ! 	Gute Nacht! 	
おやすみなさい。oyasumi nasai.
Notes: As in before you go to bed. 	Notes: As in before you go to bed. 	Notes: As in before you go to bed. 	Notes: As in before you go to bed.
Hello! 	Salut ! 	Hallo! 	
こんにちは。konnichiwa.
Notes: hello; good day (daytime greeting). 	Notes: hello; good day (daytime greeting). 	Notes: hello; good day (daytime greeting). 	Notes: hello; good day (daytime greeting).
I'm back! 	Je suis de retour. 	Ich bin zurück. 	
ただいま。tadaima.
I'm sorry. 	Pardon. 	Es tut mir leid. 	
ごめんなさい。gomen nasai.
Nice to meet you. 	Enchanté(e). 	Sehr erfreut. 	
初めまして。hajimemashite.
Notes: This is intended to be used as a greeting, upon first meeting. "Nice to meet you." Not "it was nice to have met you." Present, not past, tense. 	Notes: This is intended to be used as a greeting, upon first meeting. "Nice to meet you." Not "it was nice to have met you." Present, not past, tense. 	Notes: This is intended to be used as a greeting, upon first meeting. "Nice to meet you." Not "it was nice to have met you." Present, not past, tense. 	Notes: This is intended to be used as a greeting, upon first meeting. "Nice to meet you." Not "it was nice to have met you." Present, not past, tense.
Please forgive me. 	Pardonnez-moi. 	Verzeihung. 	
許してください。yurushite kudasai.
See you again! 	A la prochaine ! 	Bis bald! 	
また会いましょう！mata aimashou!
Notes: The Japanese version is literally "Let's meet again." The French version is literally "Until next time", but means "See you again!." 	Notes: The Japanese version is literally "Let's meet again." The French version is literally "Until next time", but means "See you again!." 	Notes: The Japanese version is literally "Let's meet again." The French version is literally "Until next time", but means "See you again!." 	Notes: The Japanese version is literally "Let's meet again." The French version is literally "Until next time", but means "See you again!."
Take care. 	Faites attention ! 	Mach's gut! 	
気を付けてください。ki wo tsukete kudasai.
Notes: Not exactly the same connotation in Japanese as in English; in Japanese and French, it's more of a "please be careful" statement, and is, in Japanese, often used when a party disbands. In Germanthe phrase is commonly used at a leave-taking, akin to "Good bye" and "See you again". 	Notes: Not exactly the same connotation in Japanese as in English; in Japanese and French, it's more of a "please be careful" statement, and is, in Japanese, often used when a party disbands. In Germanthe phrase is commonly used at a leave-taking, akin to "Good bye" and "See you again". 	Notes: Not exactly the same connotation in Japanese as in English; in Japanese and French, it's more of a "please be careful" statement, and is, in Japanese, often used when a party disbands. In Germanthe phrase is commonly used at a leave-taking, akin to "Good bye" and "See you again". 	Notes: Not exactly the same connotation in Japanese as in English; in Japanese and French, it's more of a "please be careful" statement, and is, in Japanese, often used when a party disbands. In Germanthe phrase is commonly used at a leave-taking, akin to "Good bye" and "See you again".
Thank you. 	Merci. 	Danke. 	
ありがとう。arigatou.
That's too bad. 	C'est dommage. 	Schade. 	
残念です。zannen desu.
Notes: While English speakers (Americans, at least) tend to view and use this with the sarcasm our society has placed on it, for Japanese players, it is a genuine show of disappointment or bad luck. (lit. "That's/It's regrettable") 	Notes: While English speakers (Americans, at least) tend to view and use this with the sarcasm our society has placed on it, for Japanese players, it is a genuine show of disappointment or bad luck. (lit. "That's/It's regrettable") 	Notes: While English speakers (Americans, at least) tend to view and use this with the sarcasm our society has placed on it, for Japanese players, it is a genuine show of disappointment or bad luck. (lit. "That's/It's regrettable") 	Notes: While English speakers (Americans, at least) tend to view and use this with the sarcasm our society has placed on it, for Japanese players, it is a genuine show of disappointment or bad luck. (lit. "That's/It's regrettable")
Welcome back. 	Bienvenue. 	Willkommen zurück. 	
おかえり。okaeri.
Notes: Very rarely, a French speaker may use this intending to say "You're welcome." 	Notes: Very rarely, a French speaker may use this intending to say "You're welcome." 	Notes: Very rarely, a French speaker may use this intending to say "You're welcome." 	Notes: Very rarely, a French speaker may use this intending to say "You're welcome."
You're welcome. 	De rien. 	Gern geschehen. 	
どういたしまして。douitashimashite.
Notes: In traditional Japanese society, this is not used often, as it falls out of step with their background of humility; to say "you're welcome" is to acknowledge that you did something good for someone, where generally their traditions will make them more prone to borrow our simple "np" or say いえいえ (ieie) to say it was really nothing to worry about. (lit. "What have I done?"). In French, it literally means "it's nothing," essentially "no problem./don't mention it." 	Notes: In traditional Japanese society, this is not used often, as it falls out of step with their background of humility; to say "you're welcome" is to acknowledge that you did something good for someone, where generally their traditions will make them more prone to borrow our simple "np" or say いえいえ (ieie) to say it was really nothing to worry about. (lit. "What have I done?"). In French, it literally means "it's nothing," essentially "no problem./don't mention it." 	Notes: In traditional Japanese society, this is not used often, as it falls out of step with their background of humility; to say "you're welcome" is to acknowledge that you did something good for someone, where generally their traditions will make them more prone to borrow our simple "np" or say いえいえ (ieie) to say it was really nothing to worry about. (lit. "What have I done?"). In French, it literally means "it's nothing," essentially "no problem./don't mention it." 	Notes: In traditional Japanese society, this is not used often, as it falls out of step with their background of humility; to say "you're welcome" is to acknowledge that you did something good for someone, where generally their traditions will make them more prone to borrow our simple "np" or say いえいえ (ieie) to say it was really nothing to worry about. (lit. "What have I done?"). In French, it literally means "it's nothing," essentially "no problem./don't mention it."
===Questions/Questions/Fragen/質問===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Can I add you to my friend list? 	Puis-je t'ajouter à ma liste d'amis ? 	Kann ich dich auf meine Freundesliste setzen? 	
フレンドになってくれませんか？"furendo" ni natte kuremasenka?
Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "won't you become a [FriendList] 'friend'?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "won't you become a [FriendList] 'friend'?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "won't you become a [FriendList] 'friend'?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "won't you become a [FriendList] 'friend'?"
Do you have it? 	L'avez-vous ? 	Hast du's? 	
持っていますか？motteimasuka?
Do you need any help? 	Avez-vous besoin d'aide ? 	Brauchst du Hilfe? 	
助けはいりますか？tasuke wa irimasenka?
How? 	Comment faire ? 	Wie? 	
どうすればいいですか？dousureba ii desuka?
Notes: For Japanese, literally something like, "How should we/I do?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like, "How should we/I do?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like, "How should we/I do?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like, "How should we/I do?"
In what order shall we do our weapon skills? 	Dans quel ordre allons-nous utiliser nos compétences armes ? 	In welcher Reihenfolge sollen wir unsere Waffenfertigkeiten einsetzen? 	
連携技の順番はどうしましょうか？renkei waza no junban wa doushimashouka?
What weapons can you use? 	Quelles armes pouvez-vous utiliser ? 	Was für Waffen hast du? 	
今どんな武器を持っていますか？ima donna buki wo motteimasuka?
What's the battle plan? 	Quel est le plan de bataille ? 	Wie lautet der Schlachtplan? 	
どんな戦術でいきますか？donna senjutsu de ikimasuka?
Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "By which tactics are we going?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "By which tactics are we going?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "By which tactics are we going?" 	Notes: For Japanese, literally something like "By which tactics are we going?"
What? 	Qu'est-ce-que c'est ? 	Was? 	
何ですか?nandesuka?
Notes: Japanese/French- A full question: "What is it?" 	Notes: Japanese/French- A full question: "What is it?" 	Notes: Japanese/French- A full question: "What is it?" 	Notes: Japanese/French- A full question: "What is it?"
When? 	Quand ? 	Wann? 	
いつですか？itsudesuka?
Notes: Japanese- A full question: "When is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "When is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "When is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "When is it?"
Where? 	Où ? 	Wo? 	
どこですか？dokodesuka?
Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Where is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Where is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Where is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Where is it?"
Which? 	Lequel ? 	Welche(r/s)? 	
どちらですか？dochiradesuka?
Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Which is it?" It can also mean "Which way?" in Japanese.	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Which is it?" It can also mean "Which way?" in Japanese.	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Which is it?" It can also mean "Which way?" in Japanese.	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Which is it?" It can also mean "Which way?" in Japanese.
Who? 	Qui ? 	Wer? 	
誰ですか？daredesuka?
Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Who is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Who is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Who is it?" 	Notes: Japanese- A full question: "Who is it?"
===Answers/Réponses/Antworten/答え===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Hmmm. 	Hummm. 	Hmmm. 	
むむむ。mumumu.
Huh!? 	Hein !? 	Häh!? 	
えっ！？ee-!?
I don't know how to answer that question. 	Je ne sais pas répondre à cette question. 	Ich weiß nicht, wie ich diese Frage beantworten soll. 	
答えたいけど表現がわかりません。kotaetai kedo hyougen ga wakarimasen.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'd like to answer, but I don't know how to express it." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'd like to answer, but I don't know how to express it." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'd like to answer, but I don't know how to express it." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'd like to answer, but I don't know how to express it."
I don't understand. 	Je ne comprends pas. 	Ich verstehe nicht. 	
わかりません。wakarimasen.
I see. 	Je vois. 	Ach so. 	
なるほど。naruhodo.
I'm playing solo right now. 	Je joue en solo pour l'instant. 	Ich möchte zurzeit allein spielen. 	
今は独りで行動したいんです。ima wa hitori de koudoushitaindesu.
Notes: Intended to be "I want to play solo right now." Should not be used when you're soloing but seeking party at the same time.	Notes: Intended to be "I want to play solo right now." Should not be used when you're soloing but seeking party at the same time.	Notes: Intended to be "I want to play solo right now." Should not be used when you're soloing but seeking party at the same time.	Notes: Intended to be "I want to play solo right now." Should not be used when you're soloing but seeking party at the same time.
I'm sorry. I'm busy now. 	Je regrette. Je suis occupé(e) pour l'instant. 	Es tut mir Leid. Ich bin gerade beschäftigt. 	
今忙しいので、後にしてください。ima isogashii no de, ato ni shite kudasai.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm busy now, please ask later." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm busy now, please ask later." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm busy now, please ask later." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm busy now, please ask later."
No thanks. 	Non, merci. 	Nein, danke. 	
いりません。irimasen.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "I don't need it." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I don't need it." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I don't need it." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I don't need it."
Really? 	Vraiment ? 	Wirklich? 	
本当に？hontouni?
Thanks for the offer, but I'll have to pass. 	Merci de l'offre, mais je dois refuser. 	Danke für das Angebot, aber ich muss ablehnen. 	
せっかくだけど遠慮します。sekkaku dakedo enryoshimasu.
That's interesting. 	C'est intéressant. 	Interessant. 	
へぇーhee-
Notes: Japanese- Literally "Wow!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Wow!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Wow!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Wow!"
Um... 	Euh... 	Ähmmm... 	
えーっと…ee-tto...
Understood. 	Compris. 	Verstanden. 	
わかりました。wakarimashita.
Yes, please. 	Oui, s'il vous plaît. 	Ja, bitte. 	
はい。お願いします。hai. onegaishimasu.
===Check/Vérification/Prüfen/つよさ===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Decent challenge 	à la hauteur 	Annehmbar als Herausforderung 	
丁度いい相手です。choudo ii aite desu.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is a fine opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is a fine opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is a fine opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is a fine opponent."
Easy prey 	une proie facile 	Leichte Beute 	
楽な相手です。raku na aite desu.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is an easy opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is an easy opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is an easy opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It is an easy opponent."
Even match 	de même niveau 	Ebenbürtig 	
自分と同じくらいの相手です。jibun to onaji kurai aite desu.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "The opponent is about the same as me." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "The opponent is about the same as me." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "The opponent is about the same as me." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "The opponent is about the same as me."
Impossible to gauge 	Impossible à évaluer 	Unmöglich abzuschätzen 	
計り知れない強さです。hakarishirenai tsuyosa desu.
Notes: English and Japanese-speaking players often use this to mean something was even better than "Incredibly tough," but in reality its literal meaning is more along the lines of "I don't know how strong it is."	Notes: English and Japanese-speaking players often use this to mean something was even better than "Incredibly tough," but in reality its literal meaning is more along the lines of "I don't know how strong it is."	Notes: English and Japanese-speaking players often use this to mean something was even better than "Incredibly tough," but in reality its literal meaning is more along the lines of "I don't know how strong it is."	Notes: English and Japanese-speaking players often use this to mean something was even better than "Incredibly tough," but in reality its literal meaning is more along the lines of "I don't know how strong it is."
Incredibly tough 	incroyablement coriace 	Unglaublich stark 	
とてもとても強そうな相手です。totemo totemo tsuyosou na aite desu.
Notes: Japanese- "It's a very, very strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a very, very strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a very, very strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a very, very strong opponent."
Too weak 	sans valeur 	Zu schwach 	
練習相手になりません。renshuu aite ni narimasen.
Notes: Japanese- Literally something like, "The opponent is not fit for training." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally something like, "The opponent is not fit for training." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally something like, "The opponent is not fit for training." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally something like, "The opponent is not fit for training."
Tough 	coriace 	Stark 	
強そうな相手です。tsuyosou na aite desu.
Notes: Japanese- "It's a strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a strong opponent."
Very tough 	très coriace 	Sehr stark 	
とても強そうな相手です。totemo tsuyosou na aitedesu.
Notes: Japanese- "It's a very strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a very strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a very strong opponent." 	Notes: Japanese- "It's a very strong opponent."
===Tactics/Tactiques/Taktiken/戦術===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Back line job 	Job de ligne arrière 	Fernkampf-Jobs 	
後衛kouei
Notes: In German it is used as a plural 	Notes: In German it is used as a plural 	Notes: In German it is used as a plural 	Notes: In German it is used as a plural
Defeat this one first! 	Eliminez d'abord celui-ci ! 	Schlag den hier zuerst! 	
これを先にやっつけて！kore wo saki ni yattsukete!
Detects by sight 	Détecte à vue 	Reagiert auf Sicht 	
視覚感知shikaku kanchi
Detects by smell 	Détecte à l'odeur 	Reagiert auf Gerüche 	
嗅覚感知kyuukaku kanchi
Detects by sound 	Détecte les sons 	Reagiert auf Laute 	
聴覚感知choukaku kanchi
Detects low HP 	Détecte les HP bas 	Reagiert auf niedrige HP 	
生命感知seimei kanchi
Detects spellcasting 	Détecte la magie 	Reagiert auf Magieanwendung 	
魔法感知mahou kanchi
Found it! 	Je l'ai trouvé ! 	Gefunden! 	
見つけました！mitsukemashita!
Front line job 	Job de mêlée 	Nahkampf-Jobs 	
前衛zen'ei
Notes: In German it is used as a plural 	Notes: In German it is used as a plural 	Notes: In German it is used as a plural 	Notes: In German it is used as a plural
Full attack! 	Attaque maximum ! 	Volle Attacke! 	
全力で攻撃だ！zenryoku de kougekida!
Heal! 	Soignez-moi ! 	Bitte heilen! 	
回復してください！kaifukushite kudasai!
Notes: Intended to mean "Cast cure spells!" 	Notes: Intended to mean "Cast cure spells!" 	Notes: Intended to mean "Cast cure spells!" 	Notes: Intended to mean "Cast cure spells!"
Healing! 	Je récupère ! 	Ausruhen! 	
ヒーリングします。"hiiringu" shimasu.
Notes: Intended to mean "I'm resting!" (with the /heal command) 	Notes: Intended to mean "I'm resting!" (with the /heal command) 	Notes: Intended to mean "I'm resting!" (with the /heal command) 	Notes: Intended to mean "I'm resting!" (with the /heal command)
Help me out! 	A l'aide ! 	Hilf mir! 	
助けて！！tasukete!
Notes: This is not a request for general assistance; it literally means "Save me!" and implies a much more dire situation than the typical usage of {Mission}5-1 {Can I have it?} {Help me out!}	Notes: This is not a request for general assistance; it literally means "Save me!" and implies a much more dire situation than the typical usage of {Mission}5-1 {Can I have it?} {Help me out!}	Notes: This is not a request for general assistance; it literally means "Save me!" and implies a much more dire situation than the typical usage of {Mission}5-1 {Can I have it?} {Help me out!}	Notes: This is not a request for general assistance; it literally means "Save me!" and implies a much more dire situation than the typical usage of {Mission}5-1 {Can I have it?} {Help me out!}
I'll follow you. 	Je vous suis. 	Ich folge dir. 	
ついていきます。tsuiteikimasu.
Jumping to new area. 	Changement de zone. 	Sprung in ein neues Areal. 	
エリアジャンプします。"eria janpu" shimasu.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm doing an area jump." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm doing an area jump." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm doing an area jump." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "I'm doing an area jump."
Let's rest for a while. 	Reposons-nous un instant. 	Lass uns für eine Weile ruhen! 	
休憩しましょう。kyuukei shimashou.
No more MP! 	Plus de MP ! 	Keine MP mehr! 	
ＭＰがなくなりました！"MP"ga nakunarimashita!
Notes: Japanese- Literally "(My) MP became none!". 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "(My) MP became none!". 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "(My) MP became none!". 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "(My) MP became none!".
Please check it. 	Veuillez l'examiner. 	Bitte prüfe es. 	
調べてみてください。shirabetemite kudasai.
Please follow. 	Suivez-moi, s'il vous plaît. 	Bitte folgen. 	
ついてきてください。tsuitekite kudasai.
Pull back. 	Reculez un peu. 	Lass ab! 	
すこし下がって。sukoshi sagatte.
Notes: Intended as "Retreat a little." This is a command to your party to back up, not a signal that a monster is being pulled. 	Notes: Intended as "Retreat a little." This is a command to your party to back up, not a signal that a monster is being pulled. 	Notes: Intended as "Retreat a little." This is a command to your party to back up, not a signal that a monster is being pulled. 	Notes: Intended as "Retreat a little." This is a command to your party to back up, not a signal that a monster is being pulled.
Ready to start Skillchain! 	Prêt à lancer Chaîne de compétences ! 	Bereit, die Fertigkeitenkette zu starten. 	
連携準備オッケー！renkei junbi "okkee-!"
Notes: Japanese- Literally "Skillchain preparation ok!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Skillchain preparation ok!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Skillchain preparation ok!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Skillchain preparation ok!"
Ready! 	Prêt ! 	Fertig! 	
準備完了！junbi kanryou!
Notes: Japanese- Literally "Preparation is complete!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Preparation is complete!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Preparation is complete!" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Preparation is complete!"
Run away! 	Fuyez ! 	Lauf weg! 	
にげて！nigete!
Setting Home Point. 	Je fixe mon Point de retour. 	Ich setze meinen Heimatpunkt. 	
ホームポイントを設定します。"hoomu pointo" wo setteishimasu
Standing by. 	En attente. 	Bitte warten. 	
待機します。taikishimasu.
Notes: This carries a connotation of "ready, alert, waiting for orders." In German it is a request to wait, with a connotation of non-readiness. 	Notes: This carries a connotation of "ready, alert, waiting for orders." In German it is a request to wait, with a connotation of non-readiness. 	Notes: This carries a connotation of "ready, alert, waiting for orders." In German it is a request to wait, with a connotation of non-readiness. 	Notes: This carries a connotation of "ready, alert, waiting for orders." In German it is a request to wait, with a connotation of non-readiness.
Stop! 	Stop ! 	Stopp 	
止まって！！tomatte!!
Support role job 	Job de support 	Unterstützende Jobs 	
中衛chuuei
===Controller/Contrôleur/Steuerung/コントローラ===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Analog Stick 	Joystick analogique 	Analog-Stick 	
アナログスティックphonetic English
Directional button 	Bouton directionnel 	Steuerkreuz 	
方向キーhoukou "kii"
Directional pad 	Manette directionnelle 	Richtungstasten 	
方向パッドhoukou "paddo"
Expansion port 	Port d'extension 	Erweiterungsschacht 	
拡張端子kakuchou tanshi
Notes: This refers to hardware ports such as the PS2's hard disk slot, rather than to expansion packs.	Notes: This refers to hardware ports such as the PS2's hard disk slot, rather than to expansion packs.	Notes: This refers to hardware ports such as the PS2's hard disk slot, rather than to expansion packs.	Notes: This refers to hardware ports such as the PS2's hard disk slot, rather than to expansion packs.
L1 button 	Bouton L1 	L1-Taste 	
Ｌ１ボタンphonetic English
L2 button 	Bouton L2 	L2-Taste 	
Ｌ２ボタンphonetic English
L3 button 	Bouton L3 	L3-Taste 	
Ｌ３ボタンphonetic English
R1 button 	Bouton R1 	R1-Taste 	
Ｒ１ボタンphonetic English
R2 button 	Bouton R2 	R2-Taste 	
Ｒ２ボタンphonetic English
R3 button 	Bouton R3 	R3-Taste 	
Ｒ３ボタンphonetic English
SELECT button 	Bouton SELECT 	SELECT-Taste 	
セレクトボタンphonetic English
START button 	Bouton START 	START-Taste 	
スタートボタンphonetic English
Trigger 	Gâchette 	Auslöser 	
トリガーphonetic English
Xbox Guide button 	Touche Xbox Guide 	Xbox Guide-Taste 	
Xbox ガイド ボタンphonetic English
× button 	Bouton × 	×-Taste 	
×ボタン<Br>phonetic English
○ button 	Bouton ○ 	○-Taste 	
○ボタンphonetic English
□ button 	Bouton □ 	□-Taste 	
□ボタンphonetic English
△ button 	Bouton △ 	△-Taste 	
△ボタンphonetic English
===Game Terms/Termes du jeu/Spielbegriffe/ゲーム用語===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Ability 	Aptitude 	Fähigkeit 	
アビリティphonetic English
Affection 	Affection 	Zuneigung 	
愛情aijou
Allied Notes 	Devises alliées 	Kampagnenpunkte 	
連合軍戦績rengougun senseki
Allied Tags 	Marque des alliées 	Bündnis-Wappen 	
アライドタグphoenetic English
Ammunition 	Munitions 	Munition 	
矢弾yadama
Area 	Zone 	Areal 	
エリアphonetic English
Asleep 	Endormi 	Schlafend 	
睡眠suimin
Assault 	Assaut 	Entsendung 	
アサルトphonetic English
Assault Points 	Points d'Assaut 	Entsendungspunkte 	
作戦戦績sakusen senseki
Astral Candescence 	Incandescence Astrale 	Zauberflöte 	
魔笛mateki
Notes: Japanese and German - Literally "Magic Flute" 	Notes: Japanese and German - Literally "Magic Flute" 	Notes: Japanese and German - Literally "Magic Flute" 	Notes: Japanese and German - Literally "Magic Flute"
Attack 	Attaque 	Attacke 	
攻撃kougeki
Auction 	Enchères 	Auktion 	
競売kyoubai
audience 	Audience 	Audienz 	
謁見ekken
Auto-Attack 	Attaque automatique 	Auto-Attacke 	
オートアタックphonetic English
Automaton 	Automate 	Automat 	
オートマトンphonetic English
Ballista 	Ballista 	Ballista 	
バリスタphonetic English
Battle 	Combat 	Kampf 	
戦闘sentou
battle strategies 	Stratégie 	Kriegsstrategie 	
作戦方針sakusenhoushin
Bazaar 	Bazar 	Basar 	
バザーphonetic English
Beastman-made 	Objets d'hommes-bêtes 	Vom Beast 	
獣人製品juujin seihin
Beastmen's Seal 	Sceau d'hommes-bêtes 	Beastman-Siegel 	
獣人印章juujin inshou
Besieged 	Siège 	Belagerung 	
ビシージphonetic English
Blinded 	Aveugle 	Geblendet 	
暗闇kurayami
Bore 	Forage 	Ausgraben 	
突っつき掘りTsuttsuki bori
Breads & Rice 	Pains et riz 	Brot & Reis 	
穀物料理kokumotsu ryouri
Brenner 	Brenner 	Brenner 	
ブレンナーphonetic English
Burrow 	Excavation 	Scharren 	
掬い掘りsukui bori
Call for Help 	Appel à l'aide 	Um Hilfe rufen 	
救援要請kyuuen yousei
Camp 	Camp 	Camp 	
キャンプphonetic English
Campaign 	Campagne 	Kampagne 	
カンパニエphonetic English
campaign battle 	Bataille de campagne 	Kampagnenschlacht 	
カンパニエバトルphoenetic English
Campaign Evaluation 	Evaluation 	Verdienstbewertung 	
叙勲審査jokunshinsa
Campaign Ops 	Opération de campagne 	Kampagnenoperation 	
カンパニエopsphoenetic English
Cards 	Carte (Hôtel des ventes) 	Karten 	
カードphonetic English
Care 	Soins 	Pflege 	
世話sewa
Care schedule 	Programme d'élevage 	Aufzuchtsplan 	
育成計画ikusei keikaku
Cast Lots 	Tirage au sort 	Verlosung 	
ロットインphonetic English (Lot in)
Charmed 	Charmé 	Verzaubert 	
魅了miryou
Chat 	Chat 	Chat 	
チャットphonetic English
Check 	Examiner 	Prüfen 	
調べるshiraberu
checkpoint garrison 	Poste de contrôle 	Kontrollposten 	
検問所kenmonsho
Chocobo Racing 	Course de chocobos 	Chocobo-Rennen 	
チョコボレースphonetic English
Chocobo raising 	Elevage de chocobo 	Chocobo-Aufzucht 	
育成ikusei
Chocobo stables 	Ecuries de chocobos 	Chocobo-Stall 	
チョコボ厩舎"chokobo" kyuusha
Chocobucks 	Chocothune 	Chocotaler 	
チョコポイント"chokopointo"
Command 	Commande 	Befehl 	
コマンドphonetic English
Confederate Icon 	Icone des confédérés 	Beastmen-Icon 	
血盟軍アイコンketsumeigun "aikon"
Conflict 	Conflit 	Konflikt 	
コンフリクトphonetic English
Conquest 	Conquête 	Eroberung 	
コンクェストphonetic English
Conquest Points 	Points de conquête 	Eroberungspunkte 	
個人戦績kojin senseki
Consulate 	Consulat 	Konsulat 	
領事館ryoujikan
Controlled Areas 	Zones contrôlées 	Hoheitsareale 	
支配エリアshihai "eria"
Courser 	Coursier 	Courser 	
コーサーkoosaa
Crystal 	Cristal 	Kristall 	
クリスタルphonetic English
Cursed 	Maudit 	Verflucht 	
呪いnoroi
Cursed Items 	Objet envoûté 	Fluchbeladene Items 	
呪物jubutsu
Delivery Box 	Boîte à lettres 	Lieferbox 	
ポストphonetic English (Post)
Destrier 	Destrier 	Destrier 	
デストリアdesutoria
Dig 	Creuser 	Graben 	
穴掘りanahori
Disband 	Dissoudre 	auflösen 	
解散kaisan
Discernment 	Jugement (chocobo) 	Urteilsvermögen 	
判断力handanryoku
Diseased 	Malade 	Krank 	
病気byouki
Disengage 	Retraite 	Rückzug 	
戦闘解除sentou kaijo
Notes: Literally meaning "retreat" in German. 	Notes: Literally meaning "retreat" in German. 	Notes: Literally meaning "retreat" in German. 	Notes: Literally meaning "retreat" in German.
Drinks 	Boissons 	Getränke 	
ドリンクphonetic English
Dungeon 	Donjon 	Verlies 	
ダンジョンphonetic English
Egg dishes 	Plats d'œufs 	Eigerichte 	
卵料理tamago ryouri
Einherjar 	Einherjar 	Einheriar 	
エインヘリヤルphonetic English
Element 	Elément 	Element 	
属性zokusei
Notes: Japanese- This can also translate to "attribute" 	Notes: Japanese- This can also translate to "attribute" 	Notes: Japanese- This can also translate to "attribute" 	Notes: Japanese- This can also translate to "attribute"
Endurance 	Endurance 	Ausdauer 	
持久力jikyuuryoku
Energy 	Energie 	Energie 	
体力tairyoku
Equip 	Equiper 	Ausrüsten 	
装備soubi
Notes: Written as a noun in Japanese, but written as a verb in English, French, and German. 	Notes: Written as a noun in Japanese, but written as a verb in English, French, and German. 	Notes: Written as a noun in Japanese, but written as a verb in English, French, and German. 	Notes: Written as a noun in Japanese, but written as a verb in English, French, and German.
Expeditionary Force 	Corps expéditionnaire 	Erkundungstruppe 	
遠征軍ensei gun
Experience points 	Points d'expérience 	Erfahrungspunkte 	
経験値keikenchi
Feed 	Nourriture (chocobo) 	Futter 	
エサesa
Fishing Gear 	Matériel de pêche 	Angelzeug 	
釣具tsurigu
Fortifications 	Fortifications 	Wehrkraft 	
拠点防衛力kyotenboueiryoku
Furnishings 	Meubles 	Einrichtung 	
調度品choudohin
Gardening 	Jardinage 	Gartenarbeit 	
栽培saibai
Garrison 	Garnison 	Garnison 	
守備隊shubitai
Gate Breach 	Trouée 	Torbruch 	
ゲートブリーチphonetic English
Notes: This phrase refers to the gate breach status that occurs in Ballista when one team gains the ability to score on their opponents by killing a member of the opposing team. Many English-speaking players have adapted it for use when referring to the Banishing Gates of Garlaige Citadel. It is unknown whether this unintended additional meaning makes sense to players using other clients. 	Notes: This phrase refers to the gate breach status that occurs in Ballista when one team gains the ability to score on their opponents by killing a member of the opposing team. Many English-speaking players have adapted it for use when referring to the Banishing Gates of Garlaige Citadel. It is unknown whether this unintended additional meaning makes sense to players using other clients. 	Notes: This phrase refers to the gate breach status that occurs in Ballista when one team gains the ability to score on their opponents by killing a member of the opposing team. Many English-speaking players have adapted it for use when referring to the Banishing Gates of Garlaige Citadel. It is unknown whether this unintended additional meaning makes sense to players using other clients. 	Notes: This phrase refers to the gate breach status that occurs in Ballista when one team gains the ability to score on their opponents by killing a member of the opposing team. Many English-speaking players have adapted it for use when referring to the Banishing Gates of Garlaige Citadel. It is unknown whether this unintended additional meaning makes sense to players using other clients.
Gordeus 	Gordeus 	Gordeus 	
ゴルディオスphonetic English
Grip 	Poignée 	Griff 	
Healing 	Récupération 	Heilen 	
ヒーリングphonetic English
Healing Breath 	Souffle curatif 	Heilatem 	
ヒールブレスphonetic English (Heal Breath)
Help Desk 	Aide 	Hilfe 	
サポートデスクphonetic English (Support Desk)
Notes: Japanese players have often used this phrase incorrectly to refer to a subjob - officially called "support job" - as the Subjob term was absent from the Auto-Translator until a 2007 update. 	Notes: Japanese players have often used this phrase incorrectly to refer to a subjob - officially called "support job" - as the Subjob term was absent from the Auto-Translator until a 2007 update. 	Notes: Japanese players have often used this phrase incorrectly to refer to a subjob - officially called "support job" - as the Subjob term was absent from the Auto-Translator until a 2007 update. 	Notes: Japanese players have often used this phrase incorrectly to refer to a subjob - officially called "support job" - as the Subjob term was absent from the Auto-Translator until a 2007 update.
Heroism Gauge 	Jauge d'héroïsme 	Heroik-Skala 	
ヒロイズムゲージphonetic English
Home Point 	Point de retour 	Heimatpunkt 	
ホームポイントphonetic English
Icon 	Icône 	Icon 	
アイコンphonetic English
Immortals 	Immortels 	Die Unsterblichen 	
不滅隊fumetsutai
Imperial Standing 	Valeur Impériale 	Imperialpunkte 	
皇国軍戦績koukoku gun senseki
In Conflict 	En conflit 	Kriegsgebiet 	
交戦アイコンkousen "aikon"
Influence 	Influence 	Einfluss 	
エリア支配率"eria" shihairitsu
Ingredients 	Ingrédients 	Zutaten 	
食材shokuzai
internal policy 	Politique intérieure 	Innenpolitik 	
後方支援kouhoushien
Invite to Join Party 	Intiver à rejoindre l'équipe 	Einladung zur Gruppe 	
パーティに誘う"paati"ni sasou
Item 	Objet 	Item 	
アイテムphonetic English
Jennet 	Genet 	Jennet 	
ジェニットjenitto
Job 	Job 	Job 	
ジョブphonetic English
Job Ability 	Aptitude de job 	Job-Fähigkeit 	
ジョブアビリティphonetic English
Job Change 	Changer de job 	Job wechseln 	
ジョブチェンジphonetic English
Kamp Kweh 	Club Kwé 	Chocobo-Plausch 	
Kindred's Seal 	Sceau de la Confrérie 	Kindred-Siegel 	
獣神印章juushin inshou
Layer Area 	Zone parallèle 	Parallel-Areal 	
レイヤーエリアphonetic English
Layout 	Déco 	Layout 	
レイアウトphonetic English
Lock On 	Cibler 	Anvisieren 	
ロックオンphonetic English
Log 	Fenêtre journal 	Log 	
過去ログkako "rogu"
Notes: Japanese- Literally "past log" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "past log" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "past log" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "past log"
Looking for Party 	Je cherche une équipe 	Suche Gruppe 	
参加希望sanka kibou
Notes: Japanese- Literally "wanted to join / participate" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "wanted to join / participate" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "wanted to join / participate" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "wanted to join / participate"
Magic 	Magie 	Magie 	
魔法mahou
Mamool Ja Savages 	Sauvages Mamool Ja 	Die Wilden Mamool Ja 	
マムージャ藩国軍"mamuuja" hankokugun
Matchmaking 	Accouplement 	Kreuzung 	
交配kouhai
Meals 	Repas 	Mahlzeiten 	
料理ryouri
Meat dishes 	Plats de viande 	Fleischgerichte 	
肉料理niku ryouri
medal 	Médaille 	Auszeichnung 	
叙勲jokun
Mental 	Mental 	Geistig 	
メンタルphonetic English
Mercenary Assessment 	Evaluation des services 	Söldner-Einsatz 	
勤務評価kinmu hyouka
Mercenary Rank 	Grade de mercenaire 	Söldner-Rang 	
傭兵階級youhei kaikyu
Miscellaneous 	Divers 	Sonstiges 	
雑貨zakka
Mission 	Mission 	Mission 	
ミッションphonetic English
Mog House 	Maison Mog 	Mog-Haus 	
モグハウスphonetic English
Mog Locker 	Casier Mog 	Mogfach 	
モグロッカーphonetic English
Mog Safe 	Coffer Mog 	Mog-Safe 	
モグ金庫"mogu" kinkou
Moogle 	Moogle 	Moogle 	
モーグリphonetic English
Morale 	Moral 	Kampfmoral 	
士気shiki
Ninja Tools 	Outil ninja 	Ninja-Items 	
忍具ningu
Op Credits 	Sauf-conduit 	Passierschein 	
受領券juryouken
opinion poll 	Sondage d'opinion 	Meinungsumfrage 	
意見具申ikengushin
Outing 	Promenade 	Ausflug 	
お出かけodekake
Outpost 	Avant-poste 	Außenposten 	
アウトポストphonetic English
Owner 	Propiétaire 	Besitzer 	
里親satooya
Palfrey 	Palefroi 	Palfrey 	
ポールフリーphonetic English
Pankration 	Pankration 	Allkampf 	
Paralyzed 	Paralysé 	Paralysiert 	
麻痺mahi
Pass 	Laissez-passer 	Ticket 	
パスphonetic English
Pet Commands 	Familier (commande) 	Dressur 	
ペットコマンドphonetic English
Pet Items 	Mourr.Familier 	Haustier-Items 	
獣の餌kemono no esa
Petra 	Petra 	Petra 	
ペトラphonetic English
Petrified 	Pétrifié 	Versteinert 	
石化sekika
Physical 	Physique 	Körperlich 	
フィジカルfijikaru
Pirates 	Pirates 	Piraten 	
海賊kaizoku
Plan length 	Durée de l'activité 	Planlänge 	
実行日数jikkou nissuu
Poisoned 	Empoisonné 	Vergiftet 	
毒doku
Production 	Production 	Herstellung 	
生産seisan
Notes: This capitalized "Production" is intended to refer to some specfic thing being produced, the way four Copper Ore and a Fire Crystal produces a Copper Ingot. 	Notes: This capitalized "Production" is intended to refer to some specfic thing being produced, the way four Copper Ore and a Fire Crystal produces a Copper Ingot. 	Notes: This capitalized "Production" is intended to refer to some specfic thing being produced, the way four Copper Ore and a Fire Crystal produces a Copper Ingot. 	Notes: This capitalized "Production" is intended to refer to some specfic thing being produced, the way four Copper Ore and a Fire Crystal produces a Copper Ingot.
production 	Production 	Produktionskapazität 	
生産力seisanryoku
Notes: This lowercase "production" is intended to refer to a far more general productivity capacity, such as how many synths you could do in a given time. Players with a good eye will notice that French players are out of luck, without even a capitalization difference to work from; bear this in mind in the unlikely event that you care to talk about production with the nearest French speaker.	Notes: This lowercase "production" is intended to refer to a far more general productivity capacity, such as how many synths you could do in a given time. Players with a good eye will notice that French players are out of luck, without even a capitalization difference to work from; bear this in mind in the unlikely event that you care to talk about production with the nearest French speaker.	Notes: This lowercase "production" is intended to refer to a far more general productivity capacity, such as how many synths you could do in a given time. Players with a good eye will notice that French players are out of luck, without even a capitalization difference to work from; bear this in mind in the unlikely event that you care to talk about production with the nearest French speaker.	Notes: This lowercase "production" is intended to refer to a far more general productivity capacity, such as how many synths you could do in a given time. Players with a good eye will notice that French players are out of luck, without even a capitalization difference to work from; bear this in mind in the unlikely event that you care to talk about production with the nearest French speaker.
Prosperity 	Prospérité 	Wohlstand 	
活気kakki
Quarry 	Extraire 	Graben 	
ペトラ掘り"petora" hori
Quest 	Quête 	Auftrag 	
クエストphonetic English
Race 	Course 	Rennen 	
レースreesu
Ranged Attack 	Attaque à distance 	Distanzattacke 	
遠隔攻撃enkaku kougeki
Rank Evaluation 	Examen de promotion 	Beförderungsprüfung 	
昇進試験shoushin shiken
Rare 	Rare 	Selten 	
レアphonetic English
Receptivity 	Sensibilité 	Sensibilität 	
感受性kanjusei
Reconnaissance 	Reconnaissance 	Aufklärungsdichte 	
情報力jouhouchikara
Region 	Région 	Gebiet 	
リージョンphonetic English
Rent-a-Room 	Chambre à louer 	Mietzimmer 	
レンタルハウスphonetic English (Rental house)
Resist 	Résister 	Widerstehen 	
レジストphonetic English
Resources 	Ressources 	Versorgung 	
戦略物資senryakubusshi
Retirement 	Mise à la retraite 	Ruhestand 	
引退intai
Rook 	Rook 	Turm 	
ルークphonetic English
Rounsey 	Roussin 	Rounsey 	
ラウンシーphonetic English
Runic Portal 	Portail runique 	Runen-Portal 	
移送の幻灯isou no gentou
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 門 ("gate"). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 門 ("gate"). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 門 ("gate"). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 門 ("gate").
Runic Seal 	Sceau runique 	Runen-Siegel 	
秘封hifuu
Salvage 	Exhumation 	Bergung 	
サルベージphonetic English
Sanction 	Sanction 	Sanktion 	
サンクションphonetic English
Scout 	Explorer 	Aufklärung 	
スカウトphonetic English
Seafood 	Fruits de mer 	Fisch 	
水産物suisanbutsu
Seafood dishes 	Plats de fruits de mer 	Fischgerichte 	
魚介料理gyokai ryouri
Sigil 	Sigil 	Sigille 	
シギルphonetic English
Signet 	Sceau 	Siegel 	
シグネットphonetic English
Notes: When not using the Auto-Translator, Japanese players will sometimes abbreviate this to シグ. 	Notes: When not using the Auto-Translator, Japanese players will sometimes abbreviate this to シグ. 	Notes: When not using the Auto-Translator, Japanese players will sometimes abbreviate this to シグ. 	Notes: When not using the Auto-Translator, Japanese players will sometimes abbreviate this to シグ.
Silenced 	Muet 	Zum Schweigen gebracht 	
静寂seijaku
Skill 	Compétence 	Fertigkeit 	
スキルphonetic English
Notes: This capitalized "Skill" refers to weapon, magic, and craft skills (that is, Great Katana Skill, Alchemy Skill, Enfeebling Magic Skill). 	Notes: This capitalized "Skill" refers to weapon, magic, and craft skills (that is, Great Katana Skill, Alchemy Skill, Enfeebling Magic Skill). 	Notes: This capitalized "Skill" refers to weapon, magic, and craft skills (that is, Great Katana Skill, Alchemy Skill, Enfeebling Magic Skill). 	Notes: This capitalized "Skill" refers to weapon, magic, and craft skills (that is, Great Katana Skill, Alchemy Skill, Enfeebling Magic Skill).
skill 	Développement 	Entwicklungsstand 	
技術力gijutsuryoku
Notes: This lowercase "skill" refers to technical proficiency and aptitude in a far more general sense. 	Notes: This lowercase "skill" refers to technical proficiency and aptitude in a far more general sense. 	Notes: This lowercase "skill" refers to technical proficiency and aptitude in a far more general sense. 	Notes: This lowercase "skill" refers to technical proficiency and aptitude in a far more general sense.
Skillchain 	Chaîne de compétences 	Fertigkeitenkette 	
連携renkei
Song 	Chant de barde 	Lied 	
歌uta
Soups 	Coupes 	Suppen 	
スープ類"suupu" rui
Sprint 	Sprint 	Sprint 	
スプリントphonetic English
Stamina 	Résistance 	Stamina 	
スタミナphonetic English
Storage 	Rangement 	Lager 	
収納家具shuunoukagu
Strength 	Force 	Stärke 	
力chikara
Support Job 	Job de soutien 	Neben-Job 	
サポートジョブphonetic English
Sweets 	Sucreries 	Süßigkeiten 	
スィーツphonetic English
Switch Target 	Changer de cible 	Ziel wechseln 	
ターゲット変更"taagetto" henkou
Synthesis 	Synthèse 	Synthese 	
合成gousei
Synthesis Materials 	Matériaux de synthèse 	Synthese-Material 	
素材sozai
Target 	Cible 	Ziel 	
ターゲットphonetic English
Temporary Item 	Objet temporaire 	Temporäres Item 	
テンポラリアイテムphonetic English
Title 	Titre 	Titel 	
称号shougou
Trade 	Echanger 	Handeln 	
トレードphonetic English
Treasure 	Trésor 	Beute 	
戦利品senrihin
Troll Mercenaries 	Mercenaires Trolls 	Die Troll-Söldner 	
トロール傭兵団"torooru" youheidan
Undead Swarm 	Légion des Morts-Vivants 	Der Schwarm der Untoten 	
死者の軍団shisha no gundan
User Glossary 	Glossaire 	Benutzer-Glossar 	
ユーザー辞書"yuuzaa" jisho
Vegetable dishes 	Plats de légumes 	Vegetarische Gerichte 	
野菜料理yasai ryouri
war climate details 	Situation du front 	Kriegsbericht 	
戦況報告senkyouhoukoku
Weakened 	Anémique 	Geschwächt 	
衰弱suijaku
Weapon Skill 	Compétemce armes 	Waffenfertigkeit 	
ウェポンスキルphonetic English
Weighed down 	Appesanti 	Gewicht 	
ヘヴィphonetic English (Heavy)
World 	Monde 	Welt 	
ワールドphonetic English
===Modes of Transport/Modes de transport/Transportmittel/のりもの===
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English	French 	German 	Japanese
Airship	Aéronef	Luftschiff	
飛空艇hikuutei
Chocobo	Chocobo	Chocobo 	
チョコボphonetic English
Ship 	Bateau 	Schiff 	
船fune
===Races/Espèces/Völker/種族===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Elvaan 	Elvaan 	Elvaan 	
エルヴァーンphonetic English
Galka 	Galka 	Galka 	
ガルカphonetic English
Hume 	Hume 	Hume 	
ヒュームphonetic English
Mithra 	Mithra 	Mithra 	
ミスラphonetic English
Tarutaru	Tarutaru	Tarutaru	
タルタルphonetic English
Zilart 	Zilart 	Zilart 	
ジラートphonetic English
===Settings & Setup/Paramètres/Einstellungen/環境===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Backup 	Sauvegarde 	Sicherheitskopie 	
バックアップphonetic English
Black List 	Liste noire 	Schwarzliste 	
ブラックリストphonetic English
Client 	Client 	Client 	
クライアントphonetic English
Config 	Config. 	Konfiguration 	
コンフィグphonetic English
Connection 	Connexion 	Verbindung 	
接続setsuzoku
Connection Lost 	Connexion perdue 	Verbindung verloren 	
回線切断kaisen setsudan
Connection Speed 	Vitesse de connexion 	Verbindungsgeschwindigkeit 	
回線速度kaisen sokudo
Filter 	Filtre 	Filter 	
フィルタ phonetic English
Friend List 	Liste d'amis 	Freundesliste 	
フレンドリストphonetic English
Hard Disk 	Disque dur 	Festplatte 	
ハードディスクphonetic English
Ignore List 	Liste noire (POL) 	Ignorierliste 	
着信拒否リストchakushin kyohi "risuto"
Lag 	Décalage 	Rückstand 	
ラグphonetic English
Log off 	Se déconnecter 	Einloggen 	
ログアウトphonetic English (Log out)
Log on 	Se connecter 	Ausloggen 	
ログイン phonetic English (Log in)
Macro 	Macro 	Makro 	
マクロphonetic English
Modem 	Modem 	Modem 	
モデムphonetic English
Monitor 	Moniteur 	Monitor 	
モニターphonetic English
Patch 	Patch 	Korrektur 	
パッチphonetic English
Phone Line 	Ligne téléphonique 	Telefonverbindung 	
電話回線denwakaisen
Power 	Alimentation 	Strom 	
電源dengen
Notes: Note that this is not a synonym for "strength" or "might;" it refers to a source of electricity.	Notes: Note that this is not a synonym for "strength" or "might;" it refers to a source of electricity.	Notes: Note that this is not a synonym for "strength" or "might;" it refers to a source of electricity.	Notes: Note that this is not a synonym for "strength" or "might;" it refers to a source of electricity.
Save 	Enregistrer 	Speichern 	
セーブphonetic English
Screenshot 	Capture d'écran 	Screenshot 	
スクリーンショットphonetic English
Server 	Serveur 	Server 	
サーバーphonetic English
TV 	TV 	TV 	
テレビphonetic English
Version 	Version 	Version 	
バージョンphonetic English
===Titles/Titres/Titel/立場===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Adept 	Adepte 	Gelehrter 	
皆伝kaiden
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
Amateur 	Amateur 	Amateur 	
素人shirouto
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
Apprentice 	Apprenti 	Lehrling 	
名取natori
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
Archduke 	Archiduc 	Erzherzog 	
大公taikou
Artisan 	Artisan 	Geselle 	
高弟koutei
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
Boss 	Boss 	Boss 	
ボスphonetic English
Cardinal 	Cardinal 	Kardinal 	
枢機卿suukikyou
Chief 	Chef 	Oberhaupt 	
工場長koujouchou
Chief Sergeant 	Sergent-major 	Feldwebel 	
特務曹長tokumu souchou
Chieftainness 	Cheftaine 	Anführerschaft 	
族長zokuchou
Clerk 	Employé 	Beamter 	
店員tenin
Corporal 	Caporal 	Hauptgefreiter 	
伍長gochou
Craftsman 	Qualifié 	Fachmann 	
印可inka
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
Enemy 	Ennemi 	Feind 	
敵teki
General 	Général 	General 	
将軍shougun
Guildmaster 	Maître de la guilde 	Gildenmeister 	
ギルドマスターphonetic English
Herald 	Héraut 	Herold 	
ヘラルドphonetic English
High Guard 	Haut garde 	Hohe Garde 	
ハイガードphonetic English
Initiate 	Initié 	Anfänger 	
徒弟totei
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. Some English-speaking players use it in the context of "to begin something," for example {Skillchain}{Initiate}: {Tachi: Enpi}. However, this is incorrect.	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. Some English-speaking players use it in the context of "to begin something," for example {Skillchain}{Initiate}: {Tachi: Enpi}. However, this is incorrect.	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. Some English-speaking players use it in the context of "to begin something," for example {Skillchain}{Initiate}: {Tachi: Enpi}. However, this is incorrect.	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. Some English-speaking players use it in the context of "to begin something," for example {Skillchain}{Initiate}: {Tachi: Enpi}. However, this is incorrect.
Journeyman 	Compagnon 	Handwerker 	
目録mokuroku
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
King 	Roi 	König 	
王ou
Knight 	Chavalier 	Ritter 	
騎士kishi
Notes: It's interesting to note that the Japanese client uses a native Japanese word to translate "knight" while it uses the borrowed English "knight" (ナイト, naito) to refer to a Paladin. 	Notes: It's interesting to note that the Japanese client uses a native Japanese word to translate "knight" while it uses the borrowed English "knight" (ナイト, naito) to refer to a Paladin. 	Notes: It's interesting to note that the Japanese client uses a native Japanese word to translate "knight" while it uses the borrowed English "knight" (ナイト, naito) to refer to a Paladin. 	Notes: It's interesting to note that the Japanese client uses a native Japanese word to translate "knight" while it uses the borrowed English "knight" (ナイト, naito) to refer to a Paladin.
Lance Corporal 	Sous-caporal 	Obergefreiter 	
傭兵長youhei chou
Last Boss 	Dernier boss 	Letzter Boss 	
ラスボスphonetic English
Leader 	Chef d'équipe 	Anführer 	
リーダーphonetic English
Mega Boss 	Méga-boss 	Mega-Boss 	
大ボスoo "bosu"
Notes: Literally, "big boss." 	Notes: Literally, "big boss." 	Notes: Literally, "big boss." 	Notes: Literally, "big boss."
Member 	Equipier 	Mitglied 	
メンバーphonetic English
Mercenary 	Mercenaire 	Söldner 	
傭兵youhei
Minister 	Ministre 	Minister 	
院長inchou
Monster 	Monstre 	Monster 	
モンスターphonetic English
Musketeer 	Mousquetaire 	Musketier 	
銃士juushi
Notorious Monster 	Monstre célèbre 	Berüchtigtes Monster 	
ノートリアスモンスターphonetic English
Novice 	Novice 	Neuling 	
下級職人kakyuushokunin
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
Pet 	Familier 	Haustier 	
ペットphonetic English
President 	Président 	Präsident 	
大統領daitouryou
Prince 	Prince 	Prinz 	
王子ouji
Princess 	Princesse 	Prinzessin 	
王女oujo
Private First Class 	Soldat 1re classe 	Gefreiter Erster Klasse 	
一等傭兵ittou youhei
Private Second Class 	Soldat 2e classe 	Gefreiter Zweiter Klasse 	
二等傭兵nitou youhei
Recruit 	Recrue 	Rekrut 	
見習いminarai
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
Sergeant 	Sergent 	Sergeant 	
軍曹gunsou
Sergeant Major 	Sergent-chef 	Obersergeant 	
曹長souchou
Shopkeep 	Marchand 	Ladenbesitzer 	
店主tenshu
Star Sibyl 	Sibylle stellaire 	Sternensibylle 	
神子miko
Sub Boss 	Sous-boss 	Unter-Boss 	
中ボスchuu "bosu"
Notes: Japanese- Literally, "middle boss." German- Literally, "under boss." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally, "middle boss." German- Literally, "under boss." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally, "middle boss." German- Literally, "under boss." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally, "middle boss." German- Literally, "under boss."
Superior Private 	Soldat supérieur 	Untergefreiter 	
上等傭兵joutou youhei
Theologian 	Théologien 	Theologe 	
神学生shingakusei
Veteran 	Chevronné 	Veteran 	
師範shihan
Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank. 	Notes: This refers to the crafting rank.
===Text Commands (テキストコマンド)===
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Please note
All text commands are typed, and therefore are auto-translated, exactly the same way in all clients. This means that, for example, if trying to communicate to a Japanese puller that you don't want to fight Goblins, there is little use in saying {/no}{Goblin}{please}, as it will simply appear on their end as {/no}{ゴブリン}{ください}.
===Locations/Positions/Orte/位置===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Down 	Bas 	Unten 	
下shita
Notes: This also means "under" to a Japanese player, in such a way that a character in Rolanberry Fields with a search comment of {tree}{Down}{Bazaar} makes quite a bit more sense in Japanese than in English.	Notes: This also means "under" to a Japanese player, in such a way that a character in Rolanberry Fields with a search comment of {tree}{Down}{Bazaar} makes quite a bit more sense in Japanese than in English.	Notes: This also means "under" to a Japanese player, in such a way that a character in Rolanberry Fields with a search comment of {tree}{Down}{Bazaar} makes quite a bit more sense in Japanese than in English.	Notes: This also means "under" to a Japanese player, in such a way that a character in Rolanberry Fields with a search comment of {tree}{Down}{Bazaar} makes quite a bit more sense in Japanese than in English.
East 	Est 	Ost 	
東higashi
Flank 	Flanc 	Flanke 	
側面sokumen
Front 	Front 	Vorn 	
正面shoumen
Inside 	A l'intérieur 	Innen 	
内側uchigawa
Left 	Gauche 	Links 	
左hidari
Middle 	Milieu 	Mitte 	
中央chuuou
North 	Nord 	Nord 	
北kita
Outside 	Dehors 	Draußen 	
外側sotogawa
Over there 	Là-bas 	Dort hinten 	
あっちacchi
Rear 	Arrière 	Hinten 	
裏ura
Notes: Japanese players will often use this in the context of {Rear}{money} to indicate a desire to purchase Dynamis currency; {Rear} meaning "underground" or "the opposite side" (indicating Dynamis). 	Notes: Japanese players will often use this in the context of {Rear}{money} to indicate a desire to purchase Dynamis currency; {Rear} meaning "underground" or "the opposite side" (indicating Dynamis). 	Notes: Japanese players will often use this in the context of {Rear}{money} to indicate a desire to purchase Dynamis currency; {Rear} meaning "underground" or "the opposite side" (indicating Dynamis). 	Notes: Japanese players will often use this in the context of {Rear}{money} to indicate a desire to purchase Dynamis currency; {Rear} meaning "underground" or "the opposite side" (indicating Dynamis).
Right 	Droite 	Rechts 	
右migi
Side 	Côré 	Seite 	
横yoko
South 	Sud 	Süd 	
南minami
Surface 	Surface 	Oberfläche 	
表omote
That way 	Par là 	Dort lang 	
そっちsocchi
This way 	Par ici 	Hier lang 	
こっちkocchi
Up 	Haut 	Oben 	
上ue
Notes: In much the same way as "down" may also mean "under" to a Japanese player, this may also mean "above." 	Notes: In much the same way as "down" may also mean "under" to a Japanese player, this may also mean "above." 	Notes: In much the same way as "down" may also mean "under" to a Japanese player, this may also mean "above." 	Notes: In much the same way as "down" may also mean "under" to a Japanese player, this may also mean "above."
West 	Ouest 	West 	
西nishi
===Groups/Groupes/Gruppen/集団===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Allegiance 	Allégeance 	Nationalität 	
所属国shozoku koku
Notes: Japanese- Literally something like "belonging to a country"	Notes: Japanese- Literally something like "belonging to a country"	Notes: Japanese- Literally something like "belonging to a country"	Notes: Japanese- Literally something like "belonging to a country"
Alliance 	Alliance 	Bündnis 	
アライアンスphonetic English
Allied Forces of Altana 	Forces alliées 	Altanas Bund 	
アルタナ連合"arutana" rengou
Dark Kindred 	Milice du Seigneur des ombres 	Die Schwarze Garde 	
闇の王親衛隊yami no ou shineitai
Federal Forces of Windurst 	Armée fédérale 	Armee der Föderation von Windurst 	
ウィンダス連邦軍"windasu" renpougun
Linkshell 	Linkshell 	Linkshell 	
リンクシェルphonetic English
Orcish Hosts 	Armée de l'empire orque 	Orc-Imperium 	
オーク帝国軍"ooku" teikokugun
Party 	Equipe 	Gruppe 	
パーティphonetic English
Quadav Shieldwarriors 	Guerriers quadavs 	Quadav-Armeekorps 	
クゥダフ兵団"kwadafu" heidan
Republican Army of Bastok 	Troupes républicaines 	Armee der Republik Bastok 	
バストゥーク共和国軍"bastuuku" kyouwakokugun
Royal Army of San d'Oria 	Garde royale 	Königliche Garde San d'Orias 	
サンドリア王国軍"sandoria" oukokugun
Yagudo Theomilitary 	Théomilitaires yagudos 	Yagudo-Theomilitar 	
ヤグード教団軍"yaguudo" kyoudangun
===Jobs/Jobs/Jobs/ジョブ===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Bard 	Barde 	Barde 	
吟遊詩人ginyuushijin
Notes: This one has 2 abbreviations by Japanese players 吟 (Official SE designation) and 詩 	Notes: This one has 2 abbreviations by Japanese players 吟 (Official SE designation) and 詩 	Notes: This one has 2 abbreviations by Japanese players 吟 (Official SE designation) and 詩 	Notes: This one has 2 abbreviations by Japanese players 吟 (Official SE designation) and 詩
Beastmaster 	Dresseur 	Bestienbändiger 	
獣使いkemonotsukai
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 獣. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 獣. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 獣. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 獣.
Black Mage 	Mage noir 	Schwarzmagier 	
黒魔道士kuromadoushi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 黒. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 黒. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 黒. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 黒.
Blue Mage 	Mage bleu 	Blaumagier 	
青魔道士aomadoushi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 青. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 青. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 青. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 青.
Corsair 	Corsaire 	Freibeuter 	
コルセアphonetic English
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to コ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to コ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to コ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to コ.
Dancer 	Danseur 	Tänzer 	
踊り子odoriko
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 踊. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 踊. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 踊. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 踊.
Dark Knight 	Chevalier noir 	Dunkelritter 	
暗黒騎士ankokukishi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 暗 or 暗黒. The latter is the Japanese text of "Souleater," so Dark Knights may be referred to improperly as "Souleater" by a Japanese player misusing the auto-translate function. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 暗 or 暗黒. The latter is the Japanese text of "Souleater," so Dark Knights may be referred to improperly as "Souleater" by a Japanese player misusing the auto-translate function. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 暗 or 暗黒. The latter is the Japanese text of "Souleater," so Dark Knights may be referred to improperly as "Souleater" by a Japanese player misusing the auto-translate function. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 暗 or 暗黒. The latter is the Japanese text of "Souleater," so Dark Knights may be referred to improperly as "Souleater" by a Japanese player misusing the auto-translate function.
Dragoon 	Chevalier dragon 	Dragoon 	
竜騎士ryuukishi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 竜. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 竜. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 竜. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 竜.
Monk 	Moine 	Mönch 	
モンクphonetic English
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to モ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to モ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to モ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to モ.
Ninja 	Ninja 	Ninja 	
忍者ninja
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 忍. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 忍. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 忍. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 忍.
Paladin 	Paladin 	Paladin 	
ナイトphonetic English-"knight"
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ナ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ナ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ナ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ナ.
Puppetmaster 	Marionnettiste 	Puppenmeister 	
からくり士karakurishi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to か. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to か. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to か. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to か.
Ranger 	Chasseur 	Jäger 	
狩人karyuudo
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 狩. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 狩. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 狩. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 狩.
Red Mage 	Mage rouge 	Rotmagier 	
赤魔道士akamadoushi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 赤. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 赤. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 赤. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 赤.
Samurai 	Samouraï 	Samurai 	
侍samurai
Scholar 	Erudit 	Gelehrter 	
学者gakusha
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 学. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 学. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 学. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 学.
Summoner 	Invocateur 	Beschörer 	
召喚士shoukanshi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 召. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 召. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 召. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 召.
Thief 	Voleur 	Dieb 	
シーフphonetic English
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to シ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to シ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to シ. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to シ.
Warrior 	Guerrier 	Krieger 	
戦士senshi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 戦. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 戦. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 戦. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 戦.
White Mage 	Mage blanc 	Weißmagier 	
白魔道士shiromadoushi
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 白. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 白. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 白. 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to 白.
===Time/Heure/Zeit/時間===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
A.M. 	A.M. 	am Vormittag 	
午前gozen
Afternoon 	Après-midi 	Nachmittag 	
昼hiru
April 	Avril 	April 	
4月shigatsu
August 	Août 	August 	
8月hachigatsu
Break 	Pause 	Pause 	
休みyasumi
Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.	Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.	Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.	Notes: Note that this refers to a break as in spending some time away from something. Many English-speaking players have been using this to assemble "limit break" parties, however this is incorrect. {limit}{Break} would send a message to a Japanese player to please not take too long of a break. {limit}--which is under General Terms--translates by itself to "genkai," which is the term Japanese players generally use to refer to Maat's series of quests. {limit}1 or {limit}{Quest}1 would be more appropriate; {Break} should be avoided in this context.
Day after tomorrow 	Après-demain 	Übermorgen 	
あさってasatte
Day before yesterday 	Avant-hier 	Vorgestern 	
おとといototoi
Day of the week 	Jour de le semaine 	Wochentag 	
曜日youbi
December 	Décembre 	Dezember 	
12月juunigatsu
February 	Février 	Februar 	
2月nigatsu
Friday 	Vendredi 	Freitag 	
金曜日kinyoubi
Holiday 	Férié 	Ferien 	
休日kyuujitsu
Hour 	Heure 	Stunde 	
時間jikan
January 	Janvier 	Januar 	
1月ichigatsu
July 	Juillet 	Juli 	
7月shichigatsu
June 	Juin 	Juni 	
6月rokugatsu
Last week 	La semaine dernière 	Letzte Woche 	
先週senshuu
Long time 	Longtemps 	Lange Zeit 	
長期chouki
March (Month) 	Mars 	März 	
3月sangatsu
May 	Mai 	Mai 	
5月gogatsu
Minute 	Minute 	Minute 	
分fun
Monday 	Lundi 	Montag 	
月曜日getsuyoubi
Morning 	Matin 	Morgen 	
朝asa
Next week 	La semaine prochaine 	Nächste Woche 	
来週raishuu
Night 	Nuit 	Nacht 	
夜yoru
November 	Novembre 	November 	
11月juuichigatsu
October 	Octobre 	Oktober 	
10月juugatsu
P.M. 	P.M. 	am Nachmittag 	
午後gogo
Saturday 	Samedi 	Samstag 	
土曜日doyoubi
Second 	Seconde 	Sekunde 	
秒byou
Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third. 	Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third. 	Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third. 	Notes: Given the category this word falls under, it may be obvious, but this word is in the context of hour-minute-second rather than first-second-third.
September 	Septembre 	September 	
9月kugatsu
Short time 	Pas longtemps 	Kurz 	
短期tanki
Sunday 	Dimanche 	Sonntag 	
日曜日nichiyoubi
Thursday 	Jeudi 	Donnerstag 	
木曜日mokuyoubi
Time remaining 	Temps restant 	Verbleibende Zeit 	
残り時間nokorijikan
Today 	Aujourd'hui 	Heute 	
今日kyou
Tomorrow 	Demain 	Morgen 	
明日ashita
Tuesday 	Mardi 	Dienstag 	
火曜日kayoubi
Wednesday 	Mercredi 	Mittwoch 	
水曜日suiyoubi
Yesterday 	Hier 	Gestern 	
昨日kinou
===Trade/Echange/Handel/トレード===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Buy? 	Acheter ? 	Kaufen? 	
買ってくれませんか？katte kuremasenka?
Can I have it? 	Puis-je l'avoir ? 	Kann ich es haben? 	
くれませんか？kuremasenka?
Do you need it? 	En avez-vous besoin ? 	Brauchst du es? 	
いりませんか？irimasenka?
I don't have anything to give you. 	Je n'ai rien à vour donner. 	Ich habe nichts, was ich dir geben könnte. 	
君にあげられる物はなさそうです。kimi ni agerareru mono wa nasasou desu.
Lower the price? 	Pourriez-vous baisser le prix ? 	Kannst du mir einen besseren Preis machen? 	
安くしてくれませんか？yasukushite kuremasenka?
No money! 	Pas d'argent ! 	Kein Geld! 	
お金がありません。okane ga arimasen.
please 	S'il vous plaît. 	bitte 	
くださいkudasai
Reward: 	Récompense : 	Belohnung: 	
報酬：houshuu:
Notes: This autotranslation was added in the April 18, 2006 patch, intended to clear up a common misuse by English-speaking players. Players would often autotranslate the Beastmaster ability Reward (いたわる) when offering compensation for assistance. However, on the Japanese client, the name of this job ability involves feeding or taking pity on a pet, and the results were often off-putting or insulting. "Reward:" attempts to clear this up by giving English speakers a more proper option in the wording they are used to seeing. "You can have this" has also been acceptable. 	Notes: This autotranslation was added in the April 18, 2006 patch, intended to clear up a common misuse by English-speaking players. Players would often autotranslate the Beastmaster ability Reward (いたわる) when offering compensation for assistance. However, on the Japanese client, the name of this job ability involves feeding or taking pity on a pet, and the results were often off-putting or insulting. "Reward:" attempts to clear this up by giving English speakers a more proper option in the wording they are used to seeing. "You can have this" has also been acceptable. 	Notes: This autotranslation was added in the April 18, 2006 patch, intended to clear up a common misuse by English-speaking players. Players would often autotranslate the Beastmaster ability Reward (いたわる) when offering compensation for assistance. However, on the Japanese client, the name of this job ability involves feeding or taking pity on a pet, and the results were often off-putting or insulting. "Reward:" attempts to clear this up by giving English speakers a more proper option in the wording they are used to seeing. "You can have this" has also been acceptable. 	Notes: This autotranslation was added in the April 18, 2006 patch, intended to clear up a common misuse by English-speaking players. Players would often autotranslate the Beastmaster ability Reward (いたわる) when offering compensation for assistance. However, on the Japanese client, the name of this job ability involves feeding or taking pity on a pet, and the results were often off-putting or insulting. "Reward:" attempts to clear this up by giving English speakers a more proper option in the wording they are used to seeing. "You can have this" has also been acceptable.
Sell? 	Vendre ? 	Verkaufen? 	
売ってくれませんか？uttekuremasenka?
Trade? 	Echanger ? 	Handeln? 	
交換しませんか？koukan shimasenka?
You can have this. 	Je vous donne ceci. 	Du kannst es haben. 	
これを君にあげましょう。kore wo kimi ni agemashou.
===Organize/Organisation/Organisierung/編成===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Any vacancies? 	Reste-t-il des places ? 	Irgendwelche offenen Stellen? 	
空きはありますか？aki wa arimasuka?
Are you alone? 	Etes-vous seul(e) ? 	Bist du allein? 	
１人ですか？hitoridesuka?
Create an alliance? 	Créer une alliance ? 	Ein Bündnis schließen? 	
アライアンスを組みませんか？"araiansu" wo kumimasenka?
Disbanding party. 	Je dissous l'équipe. 	Gruppe auflösen. 	
解散します。kaisanshimasu.
Gather together. 	Rassemblez-vous. 	Versammlung. 	
集まってください。atsumatte kudasai.
Just for a short time is fine. 	Même une courte durée me va. 	In Ordnung, wenn es nicht lange dauert. 	
短時間でもいいんですが。tanjikandemo iindesuga.
Let's try to keep the levels of our party members close. 	Il vaut mieux des équipiers de niveau proche. 	Alle Gruppenmitglieder sollten in etwa den gleichen Level haben. 	
レベル差が少ないほうがいいですね。"reberu"sa ga sukunai hou ga ii desu ne.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "It's best to keep the level gap small." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It's best to keep the level gap small." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It's best to keep the level gap small." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "It's best to keep the level gap small."
Looking for members. 	Je cherche des équipiers. 	Mitglieder suchen. 	
募集中です。boshuu chuu desu.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "(In the process of) recruiting" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "(In the process of) recruiting" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "(In the process of) recruiting" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "(In the process of) recruiting"
Our party's full. 	Notre équipe est complète. 	Unsere Gruppe ist voll. 	
フルメンバーなんです。"furu menbaa" nandesu.
Please assist. 	Aidez-moi, s'il vous plaît. 	Bitte assistieren. 	
手伝ってください。tetsudatte kudasai.
Please invite me. 	Invitez-moi, s'il vous plaît. 	Lade mich bitte ein. 	
誘ってください。sasotte kudasai.
Notes: Since the Japanese version of this phrase does not contain a clear subject, you may also see it used as a request to invite someone else to your party. That is for example, an alliance member asking a party member to invite a third person by saying <name>{Please invite me}. In Japanese it makes more sense than "Invite to Join Party" and it is also more polite.	Notes: Since the Japanese version of this phrase does not contain a clear subject, you may also see it used as a request to invite someone else to your party. That is for example, an alliance member asking a party member to invite a third person by saying <name>{Please invite me}. In Japanese it makes more sense than "Invite to Join Party" and it is also more polite.	Notes: Since the Japanese version of this phrase does not contain a clear subject, you may also see it used as a request to invite someone else to your party. That is for example, an alliance member asking a party member to invite a third person by saying <name>{Please invite me}. In Japanese it makes more sense than "Invite to Join Party" and it is also more polite.	Notes: Since the Japanese version of this phrase does not contain a clear subject, you may also see it used as a request to invite someone else to your party. That is for example, an alliance member asking a party member to invite a third person by saying <name>{Please invite me}. In Japanese it makes more sense than "Invite to Join Party" and it is also more polite.
Please let me join. 	Laissez-moi rejoindre l'équipe. 	Lass mich beitreten. 	
入れてください。irete kudasai.
Notes: This phrase in Japanese can also be translated as "Please put (it) in," and can have a sexual connotation, depending on other words used in the sentence. 	Notes: This phrase in Japanese can also be translated as "Please put (it) in," and can have a sexual connotation, depending on other words used in the sentence. 	Notes: This phrase in Japanese can also be translated as "Please put (it) in," and can have a sexual connotation, depending on other words used in the sentence. 	Notes: This phrase in Japanese can also be translated as "Please put (it) in," and can have a sexual connotation, depending on other words used in the sentence.
Taking a break. 	Je fais une pause. 	Eine Pause machen. 	
席を外します。seki wo hazushimasu.
Notes: In Japanese, this means 'I'm going away from keyboard' rather than 'I'm taking a break.' 	Notes: In Japanese, this means 'I'm going away from keyboard' rather than 'I'm taking a break.' 	Notes: In Japanese, this means 'I'm going away from keyboard' rather than 'I'm taking a break.' 	Notes: In Japanese, this means 'I'm going away from keyboard' rather than 'I'm taking a break.'
Team up? 	Faire ça ensemble ? 	Verbünden? 	
一緒にやりませんか？issho ni yarimasenka?
Notes: Japanese- Literally "Shall we play together?" Note that the verb in this sentence (just like in English) can have a sexual connotation colloquially. 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Shall we play together?" Note that the verb in this sentence (just like in English) can have a sexual connotation colloquially. 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Shall we play together?" Note that the verb in this sentence (just like in English) can have a sexual connotation colloquially. 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Shall we play together?" Note that the verb in this sentence (just like in English) can have a sexual connotation colloquially.
Turn your party flag on. 	Mettez-vous en recherche d'équipe. 	Schalte deine Gruppenmarkierung ein. 	
参加希望を出してください。sanka kibou wo dashite kudasai.
Who is the leader? 	Qui est le chef d'équipe ? 	Wer ist der Anführer? 	
リーダーは誰ですか？"riidaa" wa daredesuka?
===Place Names/Noms des lieux/Ortsnamen/地名===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Abdhaljs Isle-Purgonorgo 	Ile Abdhaljs-Purgonorgo 	Diorama Abd. - Purgon. 	
アブダルスの島-プルゴノルゴabudarusu no shima - purugonorugo
Aht Urhgan 	Aht Urhgan 	Aht Urhgan 	
アトルガンatorugan
Aht Urhgan Whitegate 	Portes Blanches 	Aht Urhgan-Weißtor 	
アトルガン白門atorugan shiromon
Notes: Usually abbreviated as "白門" by Japanese players. 	Notes: Usually abbreviated as "白門" by Japanese players. 	Notes: Usually abbreviated as "白門" by Japanese players. 	Notes: Usually abbreviated as "白門" by Japanese players.
Al Zahbi 	Al Zahbi 	Al Zahbi 	
アルザビaruzabi
Al'Taieu 	Al'Taieu 	Al'Taieu 	
アル・タユaru-tayu
Altar Room 	Salle de l'autel 	Altarraum 	
祭壇の間saidan no ma
Alzadaal Undersea Ruins 	Ruines immergées 	Unterwasserr. Alzadaal 	
アルザダール海底遺跡群aruzadaaru kaitei isekigun
Apollyon 	Apollyon 	Apollyon 	
アポリオンaporion
Arrapago Reef 	Récifs d'Arrapago 	Arrapago-Riff 	
アラパゴ暗礁域arapago anshouiki
Arrapago Remnants 	Vestiges d'Arrapago 	Arrapago-Ruinen 	
アラパゴ遺構arapago ikou
Attohwa Chasm 	Gouffre d'Attohwa 	Attohwa-Schlucht 	
アットワ地溝attowa chikou
Aydeewa Subterrane 	Souterrains d'Aydeewa 	Aydeewa-Untergrund 	
エジワ蘿洞ejiwa radou
Azouph Isle staging point 	Relais de l'Ile d'Azouph 	Azouph-Insel-Kontrollpunkt 	
アズーフ島監視哨azuufu tou kanshishou
Balga's Dais 	Estrade de Balga 	Balgas Podium 	
バルガの舞台baruga no butai
Bastok 	Bastok 	Bastok 	
バストゥークbasutuuku
Bastok Markets 	Marché de Bastok 	Bastok-Markt 	
バストゥーク商業区basutuuku shougyouku
Bastok Mines 	Mines de Bastok 	Bastok-Minen 	
バストゥーク鉱山区basutuuku kouzanku
Bastok Residential Area 	Quartier résedentiel de Bastok 	Bastok-Residenzgebiet 	
バストゥーク居住区basutuuku kyojuuku
Batallia Downs 	Collines de Batallia 	Batallia-Tiefen 	
バタリア丘陵bataria kyuuryou
Beadeaux 	Beadeaux 	Beadeaux 	
ベドーbedoo
Bearclaw Pinnacle 	Griffes de l'Ours 	Bärenklauen-Gipfel 	
熊爪嶽yuusougaku
Beaucedine Glacier 	Glacier de Beaucedine 	Beaucedine-Gletscher 	
ボスディン氷河bosudin hyouga
Behemoth's Dominion 	Territoire de Béhémoth 	Behemoth-Dominion 	
ベヒーモスの縄張りbehiimosu no nawabari
Bhaflau Remnants 	Vestiges de Bhaflau 	Bhaflau-Ruinen 	
バフラウ遺構bafurau ikou
Bhaflau Thickets 	Futaie de Bhaflau 	Bhaflau-Dickicht 	
バフラウ段丘bafurau dankyuu
Bibiki Bay 	Baie de Bibiki 	Bibiki-Bucht 	
ビビキー湾bibikii wan
Boneyard Gully 	Couloir de'ossuaire 	Boneyard-Schlucht 	
千骸谷sengaikoku
Notes: Literally "Valley of a thousand corpses" 	Notes: Literally "Valley of a thousand corpses" 	Notes: Literally "Valley of a thousand corpses" 	Notes: Literally "Valley of a thousand corpses"
Bostaunieux Oubliette 	Oubliettes Bostaunieux 	Bostaunieux-Kerker 	
ボストーニュ監獄bosutoonyu kangoku
Buburimu Peninsula 	Péninsule de Buburimu 	Buburimu-Halbinsel 	
ブブリム半島buburimu hantou
Caedarva Mire 	Bourbier de Caedarva 	Caedarva-Sumpf 	
カダーバの浮沼kadaaba no ukinu
Cape Teriggan 	Cap Teriggan 	Kap Teriggan 	
テリガン岬terigan misaki
Carpenters' Landing 	Jetée des charpentiers 	Zimmerer-Anlegestelle 	
ギルド桟橋girudo sanbashi
Castle Oztroja 	Château d'Oztroja 	Oztroja-Schloss 	
オズトロヤ城ozutoroya jyo
Castle Zvahl Baileys 	Murs d'enc. Chât. Zvahl 	Zvahl-Schloss - Hof 	
ズヴァール城外郭zuvaaru jougaikaku
Castle Zvahl Keep 	Donjon Château Zvahl 	Zvahl-Schloss - Fried 	
ズヴァール城内郭zuvaaru jounaikaku
Chamber of Oracles 	Chambre des Oracles 	Orakelkammer 	
宣託の間sentaku no ma
Chamber of Passage 	Chambre de Passage 	Kammer der Passage 	
六門院rikumonin
Chateau d'Oraguille 	Château d'Oraguille 	Oraguille-Schloss 	
ドラギーユ城doragiiyu jyo
Cloister of Flames 	Cloître du brasier 	Flammen-Kloster 	
灼熱の回廊shakunetsuno kairou
Cloister of Frost 	Cloître du givre 	Frost-Kloster 	
凍結の回廊touketsuno kairou
Cloister of Gales 	Cloître de ouragans 	Orkan-Kloster 	
突風の回廊toppuuno kairou
Cloister of Storms 	Cloître des foudres 	Sturm-Kloster 	
雷鳴の回廊raimeino kairou
Cloister of Tides 	Cloître des marées 	Gezeiten-Kloster 	
海流の回廊kairyuuno kairou
Cloister of Tremors 	Cloître des tremblements 	Beben-Kloster 	
震動の回廊shidouno kairou
Commissions Agency 	Bureau des mandats 	Kommissionsamt 	
公務代理店koumu dairiten
Crawlers' Nest 	Nid des chinilles 	Raupen-Nest 	
クロウラーの巣kurouraa no su
Dangruf Wadi 	Oued Dangruf 	Dangruf-Wadi 	
ダングルフの涸れ谷dangurufu no karedani
Davoi 	Davoï 	Davoi 	
ダボイdaboi
Den of Rancor 	Tanière de la rancœur 	Höhle des Hasses 	
怨念洞onnendou
Diorama Abdhaljs-Ghelsba 	Diorama Abdhaljs-Ghelsba 	Diorama Abd. - Ghelsba 	
アブダルスの箱庭-ゲルスバabudarusu no hakoniwa - gerusuba
Dragon's Aery 	Volière aux dragons 	Drachen-Nest 	
龍のねぐらryuu no negura
Dvucca Isle staging point 	Relais de l'Ile de Dvucca 	Dvucca-Insel-Kontrollpunkt 	
ドゥブッカ島監視哨dubukka tou kanshishou
Dynamis - Bastok 	Dynamis - Bastok 	Dynamis - Bastok 	
デュナミス-バストゥークdyunamisu - basutuuku
Dynamis - Beaucedine 	Dynamis - Baucedine 	Dynamis - Beaucedine 	
デュナミス-ボスディンdyunamisu - bosudin
Dynamis - Buburimu 	Dynamis - Buburimu 	Dynamis - Buburimu 	
デュナミス-ブブリムdyunamisu - buburimu
Dynamis - Jeuno 	Dynamis - Jeuno 	Dynamis - Jeuno 	
デュナミス-ジュノdyunamisu - juno
Dynamis - Qufim 	Dynamis - Qufim 	Dynamis - Qufim 	
デュナミス-クフィムdyunamisu - kufimu
Dynamis - San d'Oria 	Dynamis - San d'Oria 	Dynamis - San d'Oria 	
デュナミス-サンドリアdyunamisu - sandoria
Dynamis - Tavnazia 	Dynamis - Tavnazia 	Dynamis - Tavnazia 	
デュナミス-タブナジアdyunamisu - tabunajia
Dynamis - Valkurm 	Dynamis - Valkurm 	Dynamis - Valkurm 	
デュナミス-バルクルムdyunamis - barukurumu
Dynamis - Windurst 	Dynamis - Windurst 	Dynamis - Windurst 	
デュナミス-ウィンダスdyunamisu - windasu
Dynamis - Xarcabard 	Dynamis - Xarcabard 	Dynamis - Xarcabard 	
デュナミス-ザルカバードdyunamis - zarukabaado
East Ronfaure 	Ronfaure oriental 	Ost-Ronfaure 	
東ロンフォールhigashi ronfooru
East Sarutabaruta 	Sarutabaruta Est 	Ost-Sarutabaruta 	
東サルタバルタhigashi sarutabaruta
Eastern Altepa Desert 	Désert d'Altepa oriental 	Ost-Altepa-Wüste 	
東アルテパ砂漠higashi arutepa sabaku
Empyreal Paradox 	Paradoxe empyréen 	Empyreal-Paradox 	
天象の鎖tenshou no kusari
Fei'Yin 	Fei'Yin 	Fei'Yin 	
フェ・インfe-in
Fort Ghelsba 	Fort de Ghelsba 	Ghelsba-Festung 	
ゲルスバ砦gerusuba toride
Full Moon Fountain 	Fontaine de la pleine lune 	Vollmond-Brunnen 	
満月の泉mangetsu no izumi
Garlaige Citadel 	Citadelle de Garlaige 	Garlaige-Zitadelle 	
ガルレージュ要塞garureeju yousai
Ghelsba Outpost 	Avant-poste de Ghelsba 	Ghelsba-Außenpst. 	
ゲルスバ野営陣gerusuba yaeijin
Giddeus 	Giddeus 	Giddeus 	
ギデアスgideasu
Grand Palace of Hu'Xzoi 	Grand Palais de Hu'Xzoi 	Palast von Hu'Xzoi 	
フ・ゾイの王宮fu-zoi no oukyuu
Gusgen Mines 	Mines de Gusgen 	Gusgen-Minen 	
グスゲン鉱山gusugen kouzan
Gustav Tunnel 	Tunnel de Gustav 	Gustav-Tunnel 	
グスタフの洞門gusutafu no doumon
Hall of Binding 	Hall du Scellement 	Halle der Bindung 	
封魔堂fuumadou
Hall of the Gods 	Antichambre des dieux 	Halle der Götter 	
神々の間kamigami no ma
Hall of Transference 	Salle du transfert 	Transferenz-Halle 	
転移の間teni no ma
Halvung 	Halvung 	Halvung 	
ハルブーンharuvuun
Halvung staging point 	Relais d'Halvung 	Halvung-Kontrollpunkt 	
ハルブーン監視哨haruvuun kanshishou
Hazhalm Testing Grounds 	Laboratoire d'Hazhalm 	Hazhalm-Testfakultät 	
ハザルム試験場hazarume shikenjou
Heavens Tower 	Tour des cieux 	Himmels-Turm 	
天の塔ten no tou
Horlais Peak 	Pic de Horlais 	Horlais-Gipfel 	
ホルレーの岩峰horuree no iwamine
Ifrit's Cauldron 	Chaudron d'Ifrit 	Ifrit-Kessel 	
イフリートの釜ifuriito no kama
Ilrusi Atoll 	Atoll d'Ilrusi 	Ilrusi-Atoll 	
イルルシ環礁irurushi kanshou
Ilrusi Atoll staging point 	Relais de a'Atoll d'Ilrusi 	Ilrusi-Atoll-Kontrollpunkt 	
イルルシ環礁監視哨irurushi kanshou kanshishou
Inner Horutoto Ruins 	Ruines int. Horutoto 	Inn. Horut.-Ruinen 	
内ホルトト遺跡uchi horutoto iseki
Jade Sepulcher 	Sanctuaire de Jade 	Jade-Grabstätte 	
翡翠廟hisuibyou
Jeuno 	Jeuno 	Jeuno 	
ジュノjuno
Jeuno Residential Area 	Quartier résidentiel de Jeuno 	Jeuno-Residenzgebiet 	
ジュノ居住区juno kyojuuku
Jugner Forest 	Forêt de Jugner 	Jugner-Wald 	
ジャグナー森林jagunaa shinrin
Kazham 	Kazham 	Kazham 	
カザムkazamu
King Ranperre's Tomb 	Tombe du roi Ranperre 	K. Ranperres Grab 	
龍王ランペールの墓ryuuou ranpeeru no haka
Konschtat Highlands 	Htes-Terres Konschtat 	Konschtat-Hochland 	
コンシュタット高地konshutatto kouchi
Korroloka Tunnel 	Tunnel de Korroloka 	Korroloka-Tunnel 	
コロロカの洞門kororoka no doumon
Kuftal Tunnel 	Tunnel de Kuftal 	Kuftal-Tunnel 	
クフタルの洞門kufutaru no doumon
La Theine Plateau 	Plateau de La Theine 	La Theine-Plateau 	
ラテーヌ高原rateenu kougen
La'Loff Amphitheater 	Amphitheâtre de La'Loff 	La'Loff-Amphitheater 	
ラ・ロフの厇場ra-rofu no gekijyo
Labyrinth of Onzozo 	Labyrinthe d'Onzozo 	Labyrinth von Onzozo 	
オンゾゾの迷路onzozo no meiro
Lebros Cavern 	Caverne de Lebros 	Lebros-Höhle 	
レベロス風穴reberosu fuuketsu
Leujaoam Sanctum 	Antre des âmes de Leujaoam 	Leujaoam-Heiligtum 	
ルジャワン霊窟rujawan reikutsu
Lower Delkfutt's Tower 	Tour Delkfutt niv. inf. 	Unter-Delkfutts-Turm 	
デルクフの塔下層derukufu no tou kasou
Lower Jeuno 	Bas Jeuno 	Unter-Jeuno 	
ジュノ下層juno kasou
Lufaise Meadows 	Prairie de Lufaise 	Lufaise-Wiesen 	
ルフェーゼ野rufeeze ya
Notes: Japanese players with Lufaise access (but not sea) will often have 野 (Ya) in their search comment. 	Notes: Japanese players with Lufaise access (but not sea) will often have 野 (Ya) in their search comment. 	Notes: Japanese players with Lufaise access (but not sea) will often have 野 (Ya) in their search comment. 	Notes: Japanese players with Lufaise access (but not sea) will often have 野 (Ya) in their search comment.
Mamook 	Mamook 	Mamook 	
マムークmamuuku
Mamool Ja staging point 	Relais mamool ja 	Mamool Ja-Kontrollpunkt 	
マムージャ監視哨mamuuja kanshishou
Mamool Ja Training Grounds 	Camp d'entraînement mamool ja 	Mamool Ja-Trainingslager 	
マムージャ兵訓練所mamuuja hei kunnrennsho
Manaclipper 	Manaclipper 	Manaklipper 	
マナクリッパーmanakurippa
Maze of Shakhrami 	Dédale de Shakhrami 	Shakhrami-Labyrinth 	
シャクラミの地下迷宮shakurami no chika meikyuu
Meriphataud Mountains 	Montagnes Mériphataud 	Meriphataud-Berge 	
メリファト山地merifato sanchi
Metalworks 	Forges 	Metallwerke 	
大工房daikoubou
Mhaura 	Mhaura 	Mhaura 	
マウラmaura
Middle Delkfutt's Tower 	Tour Delkfutt niv. méd. 	Mittel-Delkfutts-Turm 	
デルクフの塔中層derukufu no tou chuusou
Mine Shaft #2716 	Puits de Mine #2716 	Minenschacht #2716 	
2716号採矓場2716-go saisekijyo
Misareaux Coast 	Côte de Misareaux 	Misareaux-Küste 	
ミザレオ海岸mizareo kaigan
Monarch Linn 	Précipe du Monarque 	Königsfall 	
帝龍の飛泉mikadotatsu no hisen
Monastic Cavern 	Caverne monastique 	Monastik-Höhle 	
修道窟shuudoukutsu
Mount Zhayolm 	Mont Zhayolm 	Berg Zhayolm 	
ゼオルム火山zeorumu kazan
Notes: Literaly 'Zhayolm Volcano' in Japanese. 	Notes: Literaly 'Zhayolm Volcano' in Japanese. 	Notes: Literaly 'Zhayolm Volcano' in Japanese. 	Notes: Literaly 'Zhayolm Volcano' in Japanese.
Nashmau 	Nashmau 	Nashmau 	
ナシュモnashumo
Navukgo Execution Chamber 	Chambre d'exécution de Navukgo 	Navukgo-Hinrichtungskammer 	
ナバゴ処刑場nabago shokeijou
Newton Movalpolos 	Nouveau-Movalpolos 	Newton-Movalpolos 	
ムバルポロス新市街mubaruporosu shinshigai
Norg 	Norg 	Norg 	
ノーグnoogu
North Gustaberg 	Gustaberg Nord 	Nord-Gustaberg 	
北グスタベルグkita gusutaberugu
Northern San d'Oria 	San d'Oria Nord 	Nord-San d'Oria 	
北サンドリアkita sandoria
Nyzul Isle 	Ile de Nyzul 	Nyzul-Insel 	
Oldton Movalpolos 	Vieux-Movalpolos 	Oldton-Movalpolos 	
ムバルポロス旧市街mubaruporosu kyuushigai
Open sea route to Al Zahbi 	Route maritime : Al Zahbi 	Offene Seeroute nach Al Zahbi 	
外洋航路：アルザビ行きgaiyou kouro: aruzabi iki
Open sea route to Mhaura 	Route maritime : Mhaura 	Offene Seeroute nach Mhaura 	
外洋航路：マウラ行きgaiyou kouro: maura iki
Ordelle's Caves 	Cavernes d'Ordelle 	Ordelles Höhlen 	
オルデール鍾乳洞orudeeru shounyuudou
Outer Horutoto Ruins 	Ruines ext. Horutoto 	Äuß. Horut.-Ruinen 	
外ホルトト遺跡soto horutoto iseki
Palborough Mines 	Mines de Palborough 	Palborough-Minen 	
パルブロ鉱山paruburo kouzan
Pashhow Marshlands 	Marécages de Pashhow 	Pashhow-Sumpfland 	
パシュハウ沼pashuhau numa
Periqia 	Periqia 	Periqia 	
ペリキアperikia
Phanauet Channel 	Canal de Phanauët 	Phanauet-Kanal 	
ファノエ運河fanoe unga
Phomiuna Aqueducts 	Aqueducs de Phomiuna 	Phomiuna-Aquädukte 	
フォミュナ水道fomyuna suidou
Port Bastok 	Port de Bastok 	Bastok-Hafen 	
バストゥーク港basutuuku kou
Port Jeuno 	Port de Jeuno 	Jeuno-Hafen 	
ジュノ港juno kou
Port San d'Oria 	Port de San d'Oria 	San d'Oria-Hafen 	
サンドリア港sandoria kou
Port Windurst 	Port de Windurst 	Windurst-Hafen 	
ウィンダス港windasu kou
Promyvion - Dem 	Promyvion - Dem 	Promyvion - Dem 	
プロミヴォン-デムpuromivon - demu
Promyvion - Holla 	Promyvion - Holla 	Promyvion - Holla 	
プロミヴォン-ホラpuromivon - hora
Promyvion - Mea 	Promyvion - Mea 	Promyvion - Mea 	
プロミヴォン-メアpuromivon - mea
Promyvion - Vahzl 	Promyvion - Vahzl 	Promyvion - Vahzl 	
プロミヴォン-ヴァズpuromivon - vazu
Pso'Xja 	Pso'Xja 	Pso'Xja 	
ソ・ジヤso-jiya
Qu'Bia Arena 	Arènes de Qu'Bia 	Qu'Bia-Arena 	
ク・ビアの闘技場ku-bia no tougijou
Qufim Island 	Ile de Qufim 	Qufim-Insel 	
クフィム島kufimu tou
Quicksand Caves 	Caves sables mouvants 	Treibsand-Höhlen 	
流砂洞ryuusadou
Qulun Dome 	Dôme de Qulun 	Qulun-Kuppel 	
クゥルンの大伽藍kwurun no daigaran
Rabao 	Rabao 	Rabao 	
ラバオrabao
Ranguemont Pass 	Défilé de Ranguemont 	Ranguemont-Pass 	
ラングモント峠rangumonto touge
Riverne - Site #A01 	Riverne - Site #A01 	Riverne - Stelle #A01 	
リヴェーヌ岩塊群サイトA01riveene gankaigun saito A01
Riverne - Site #B01 	Riverne - Site #B01 	Riverne - Stelle #B01 	
リヴェーヌ岩塊群サイトB01riveene gankaigun saito B01
Ro'Maeve 	Ro'Maeve 	Ro'Maeve 	
ロ・メーヴro-meevu
Rolanberry Fields 	Champs de Rolanberry 	Rolanberry-Felder 	
ロランベリー耕地roranberii kouchi
Ru'Aun Gardens 	Jardins de Ru'Aun 	Ru'Aun-Gärten 	
ル・オンの庭ru-on no niwa
Ru'Lude Gardens 	Jardins de Ru'Lude 	Ru'Lude-Gärten 	
ル・ルデの庭ru-rude no niwa
Sacrarium 	Sacrarium 	Sacrarium 	
礼拝堂reihaidou
Sacrificial Chamber 	Chambre du sacrifice 	Opferkammer 	
生贄の間ikenie no ma
San d'Oria 	San d'Oria 	San d'Oria 	
サンドリアsandoria
San d'Oria Residential Area 	Quartier résidentiel de San d'Oria 	San d'Oria Residenzgebiet 	
サンドリア居住区sandoria kyojuuku
Sauromugue Champaign 	Campagne Sauromugue 	Sauromugue-Ebene 	
ソロムグ原野soromugu genya
Sea Serpent Grotto 	Grotte du serpent de mer 	Seeschlangen-Grotte 	
海蛇の岩窟umihebi no gankutsu
Sealion's Den 	Antre de l'Otarie 	Seelöwen-Höhlen 	
海獅子の巣窟umishishi no soukutsu
Selbina 	Selbina 	Selbina 	
セルビナserubina
Silver Sea Remnants 	Vestiges Mer d'Argent 	Silbersee-Ruinen 	
銀海遺構ginkai ikou
Silver Sea route to Al Zahbi 	Route de la Mer d'Argent : Al Zahbi 	Silberne Seeroute nach Al Zahbi 	
銀海航路：アルザビ行きginkai kouro: aruzabi iki
Silver Sea route to Nashmau 	Route de la Mer d'Argent : Nashmau 	Silberne Seeroute nach Nashmau 	
銀海航路：ナシュモ行きginkai kouro: nashumo iki
South Gustaberg 	Gustaberg Sud 	Süd-Gustaberg 	
南グスタベルグminami gusutaberugu
Southern San d'Oria 	San d'Oria Sud 	Süd-San d'Oria 	
南サンドリアminami sandoria
Spire of Dem 	Aiguille de Dem 	Turm von Dem 	
デムの塔demu no tou
Spire of Holla 	Aiguille de Holla 	Turm von Holla 	
ホラの塔hora no tou
Spire of Mea 	Aiguille de Mea 	Turm von Mea 	
メアの塔mea no tou
Spire of Vahzl 	Aiguille de Vahzl 	Turm von Vahzl 	
ヴァズの塔vazu no tou
Stellar Fulcrum 	Axe stellaire 	Sternen-Fulcrum 	
天輪の場tenrin no ba
Tahrongi Canyon 	Gorges de Tahrongi 	Tahrongi-Schlucht 	
タロンギ大峡谷tarongi daikyoukoku
Talacca Cove 	Crique de Talacca 	Talacca-Bucht 	
タラッカ入江tarakka irie
Tavnazian Safehold 	Refuge tavnazian 	Tavnazia-Zuflucht 	
タブナジア地下壕tavunajia chikagou
Temenos 	Temenos 	Temenos 	
テメナスtemenasu
Temple of Uggalepih 	Temple d'Uggalepih 	Uggalepih-Tempel 	
ウガレピ寺院ugarepi jiin
The Ashu Talif 	L'Ashu Talif 	Ashu Talif 	
アシュタリフ号ashu tarifu gou
The Boyahda Tree 	L'arbra de Boyahda 	Der Boyahda-Baum 	
ボヤーダ樹boyaada jyu
The Celestial Nexus 	Le noeud céleste 	Himmels-Nexus 	
宿星の座shukusei no za
The Eldieme Necropolis 	Nécropole d'Eldieme 	Eldieme-Nekropolis 	
エルディーム古墳erudiimu kofun
The Garden of Ru'Hmet 	Le Jardin de Ru'Hmet 	Garten von Ru-Hmet 	
ル・メトの園ru-meto no sono
The Sanctuary of Zi'Tah 	Sanctuaire de Zi'Tah 	Heiligtum von Zi'Tah 	
聖地ジ・タseichi ji-ta
The Shrine of Ru'Avitau 	Tombeau de Ru'Avitau 	Ru'Avitau-Schrein 	
ル・アビタウ神殿ru-abitau shinden
The Shrouded Maw 	La Gueule Voilée 	Schleier-Schlund 	
異界の口ikai no kuchi
Throne Room 	Salle du trône 	Thronsaal 	
王の間ou no ma
Toraimarai Canal 	Canal de Toraimarai 	Toraimarai-Kanal 	
トライマライ水路toraimarai suiro
Uleguerand Range 	Chaîne d'Uleguerand 	Uleguerand-Gbg. 	
ウルガラン山脈uregaran sanmyaku
Upper Delkfutt's Tower 	Tour Delkfutt niv. sup. 	Ober-Delkfutts-Turm 	
デルクフの塔上層derukufu no tou jousou
Upper Jeuno 	Haut Jeuno 	Ober-Jeuno 	
ジュノ上層juno jousou
Valkurm Dunes 	Dunes de Valkurm 	Valkurm-Dünen 	
バルクルム砂丘barukurumu sakyuu
Valley of Sorrows 	Vallée de douleur 	Tränental 	
慟哭の谷doukoku no tani
Ve'Lugannon Palace 	Palais de Ve'Lugannon 	Ve'Lugannon-Palast 	
ヴェ・ルガノン宮殿ve-ruganon kyuuden
Wajaom Woodlands 	Bois de Wajaom 	Wald von Wajaom 	
ワジャーム樹林wajaamu jurin
Walahra Temple 	Temple de Walahra 	Walahra-Tempel 	
ワラーラ寺院waraara jiin
Waughroon Shrine 	Tombeau de Waughroon 	Waughroon-Schrein 	
ワールンの祠waarun no hokora
West Ronfaure 	Ronfaure occidental 	West-Ronfaure 	
西ロンフォールnishi ronfooru
West Sarutabaruta 	Sarutabaruta Ouest 	West-Sarutabaruta 	
西サルタバルタnishi sarutabaruta
Western Altepa Desert 	Désert d'Altepa occid. 	West-Altepa-Wüste 	
西アルテパ砂漠nishi arutepa sabaku
Windurst 	Windurst 	Windurst 	
ウィンダスwindasu
Windurst Residential Area 	Quartier résidentiel de Windurst 	Windurst-Residenzgebiet 	
ウィンダス居住区windasu kyojuuku
Windurst Walls 	Remparts de Windurst 	Windurst-Mauern 	
ウィンダス石の区windasu ishi no ku
Notes: Literaly 'Windurst Stone District' -all the parts of the three cities are named '-district' in Japanese. Note the alliteration in the English naming. The French name means 'Windurst Ramparts.'	Notes: Literaly 'Windurst Stone District' -all the parts of the three cities are named '-district' in Japanese. Note the alliteration in the English naming. The French name means 'Windurst Ramparts.'	Notes: Literaly 'Windurst Stone District' -all the parts of the three cities are named '-district' in Japanese. Note the alliteration in the English naming. The French name means 'Windurst Ramparts.'	Notes: Literaly 'Windurst Stone District' -all the parts of the three cities are named '-district' in Japanese. Note the alliteration in the English naming. The French name means 'Windurst Ramparts.'
Windurst Waters 	Canaux de Windurst 	Windurst-Weiher 	
ウィンダス水の区windasu mizu no ku
Notes: French is literaly 'Windurst Canals.' 	Notes: French is literaly 'Windurst Canals.' 	Notes: French is literaly 'Windurst Canals.' 	Notes: French is literaly 'Windurst Canals.'
Windurst Woods 	Forêt de Windurst 	Windurst-Wälder 	
ウィンダス森の区windasu mori no ku
Xarcabard 	Xarcabard 	Xarcabard 	
ザルカバードzarukabaado
Yhoator Jungle 	Jungle de Yhoator 	Yhoator-Dschungel 	
ヨアトル大森林yoatoru daishinrin
Yughott Grotto 	Grotte de Yughott 	Yughott-Grotte 	
ユグホトの岩屋yuguhoto no iwaya
Yuhtunga Jungle 	Jungle de Yuhtunga 	Yuhtunga-Dschungel 	
ユタンガ大森林yutanga daishinrin
Zeruhn Mines 	Mines de Zeruhn 	Zeruhn-Minen 	
ツェールン鉱山tseerun kouzan
Zhayolm Remnants 	Vestiges de Zhayolm 	Zhayolm-Ruinen 	
ゼオルム遺構zeorumu ikou
===Place Names 2///地名2===
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English 	French	German	Japanese
Waltraute's Chamber 	 	 	
ヴァルトラウテの間warutaraute no ma
Ortlinde's Chamber 	 	 	
オルトリンデの間orutorinde no ma
Grimgerde's Chamber 	 	 	
グリムゲルデの間gurimugerude no ma
Gerhilde's Chamber 	 	 	
ゲルヒルデの間geruhirudo no ma
Schwertleite's Chamber	 	 	
シュヴェルトライテの間shuwerutoraite no ma
Siegrune's Chamber 	 	 	
ジークルーネの間shiikuruune no ma
Brunhilde's Chamber 	 	 	
ブリュンヒルデの間buryunhirude no ma
Helmwige's Chamber 	 	 	
ヘルムヴィーゲの間herumuwiige no ma
Rossweisse's Chamber 	 	 	
ロスヴァイセの間rosuwaise no ma
===Reasons/Raisons/Gründe/理由===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Casting spell. 	Je lance un sort. 	Ich bin dabei, Magie anzuwenden. 	
詠唱中です。eishou chuu desu.
Fighting right now! 	En plein combat ! 	Kämpfe gerade! 	
戦闘中なんです。sentou chuu nandesu.
Have stuff to do, gotta go! 	J'ai à faire, je dois y aller ! 	Habe Sachen zu tun, muss gehen. 	
用事があるので、これで。youji ga arunode, korede.
I don't feel well. 	Je ne me sens pas bien. 	Ich fühle mich nicht gut. 	
体調が悪いんです。taichou ga waruindesu.
I don't know. 	Je ne sais pas. 	Ich weiß nicht. 	
知らないんです。shiranaindesu.
I don't remember. 	J'ai oublié. 	Ich erinnere mich nicht. 	
覚えてないんです。oboetenaindesu.
I have plans. 	J'ai un rendez-vous. 	Ich habe bereits Pläne. 	
約束があるんです。yakusoku ga arundesu.
Notes: Japanese- "Yakusoku" literally means "appointment; promise; engagement." So literally this is something like "I have an appointment (that I need to go to)." 	Notes: Japanese- "Yakusoku" literally means "appointment; promise; engagement." So literally this is something like "I have an appointment (that I need to go to)." 	Notes: Japanese- "Yakusoku" literally means "appointment; promise; engagement." So literally this is something like "I have an appointment (that I need to go to)." 	Notes: Japanese- "Yakusoku" literally means "appointment; promise; engagement." So literally this is something like "I have an appointment (that I need to go to)."
I want experience points. 	Je veaux des points d'expérience. 	Ich will Erfahrungspunkte. 	
経験値が欲しいです。keikenchi ga hoshii desu.
I want to make money. 	Je veux gagner de l'argent. 	Ich will Geld verdienen. 	
お金を稼ぎたいです。okane wo kasegitai desu
I'm interested. 	Ça m'intéresse. 	Ich bin interessiert. 	
興味があります。kyoumi ga arimasu.
I'm not up for it. 	Ja n'ai pas envie. 	Dafür bin ich nicht zu haben. 	
気が向きません。ki ga mukimasen.
I'm sleepy. 	J'ai sommeil. 	Ich bin schläfrig. 	
眠くなりました。nemuku narimashita.
I'm tired. 	Je suis fatigué(e). 	Ich bin müde. 	
疲れました。tsukaremashita.
Notes: It is believed that this phrase refers to more of a general burnt-out condition not necessarily associated with sleep, while "I'm sleepy" means much more to be sleepy, ready to go to bed.	Notes: It is believed that this phrase refers to more of a general burnt-out condition not necessarily associated with sleep, while "I'm sleepy" means much more to be sleepy, ready to go to bed.	Notes: It is believed that this phrase refers to more of a general burnt-out condition not necessarily associated with sleep, while "I'm sleepy" means much more to be sleepy, ready to go to bed.	Notes: It is believed that this phrase refers to more of a general burnt-out condition not necessarily associated with sleep, while "I'm sleepy" means much more to be sleepy, ready to go to bed.
Just used it. 	Je viens de l'utiliser. 	Habe es gerade benutzt. 	
使ったばかりです。tsukatta bakari desu.
Time for work! 	C'est l'heure d'alle au travail. 	Zeit zu arbeiten! 	
仕事の時間です。shigoto no jikan desu.
===Languages/Langues/Sprachen/言葉===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Can you hear me? 	M'entendez-vous ? 	Kannst du mich hören? 	
聞こえていますか？kikoete imasuka?
Can you speak English? 	Parlez-vous anglais ? 	Kannst du Englisch sprechen? 	
英語は話せますか？eigo wa hanasemasuka?
Can you speak French? 	Parlez-vous français ? 	Kannst du Französisch sprechen? 	
フランス語は話せますか？furansugo wa hanasemasuka?
Can you speak German? 	Parlez-vous allemand ? 	Kannst du Deutsch sprechen? 	
ドイツ語は話せますか？doitsugo wa hanasemasuka?
Can you speak Japanese? 	Parlez-vous japonais ? 	Kannst du Japanisch sprechen? 	
日本語は話せますか？nihongo wa hanasemasuka?
English 	Anglais 	Englisch 	
英語eigo
French 	Français 	Französisch 	
フランス語furansugo
German 	Allemand 	Deutsch 	
ドイツ語doitsugo
Notes: These refer to the English/French/German languages, rather than the people.	Notes: These refer to the English/French/German languages, rather than the people.	Notes: These refer to the English/French/German languages, rather than the people.	Notes: These refer to the English/French/German languages, rather than the people.
I can speak a little. 	Je parle en peu. 	Ich kann es ein bisschen sprechen. 	
少し話せます。sukoshi hanasemasu.
I can understand a little. 	Je comprends un peu. 	Ich verstehe es ein bisschen. 	
少しなら理解できます。sukoshi nara rikai dekimasu.
I don't speak any English. 	Je ne parle pas anglais. 	Ich spreche kein Englisch. 	
私は英語が話せません。watashi wa eigo ga hanasemasen.
I don't speak any French. 	Je ne parle pas français. 	Ich spreche kein Französisch. 	
私はフランス語が話せません。watashi wa furansugo ga hanasemasen.
I don't speak any German. 	Je ne parle pas allemand. 	Ich spreche kein Deustsch. 	
私はドイツ語が話せません。watashi wa doitsugo ga hanasemasen.
I don't speak any Japanese. 	Je ne parle pas japonais. 	Ich spreche kein Japanisch. 	
私は日本語が話せません。watashi wa nihongo ga hanasemasen.
I need some time to put together my answer. 	J'ai besoin de temps pour répondre. 	Ich brauche ein wenig Zeit, um zu antworten. 	
返事するのでちょっと待ってください。henjisuru node chotto matte kudasai.
Notes: Japanese- Literally, "please wait a little for the answer." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally, "please wait a little for the answer." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally, "please wait a little for the answer." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally, "please wait a little for the answer."
Japanese 	Japonais 	Japanisch 	
日本語nihongo
Notes: This refers to the Japanese language, rather than a Japanese person. 	Notes: This refers to the Japanese language, rather than a Japanese person. 	Notes: This refers to the Japanese language, rather than a Japanese person. 	Notes: This refers to the Japanese language, rather than a Japanese person.
Please do not abbreviate your words. 	Evitez les abréviations. 	Bitte benutze keine Abkürzungen. 	
省略形ではなくフルスペルでお願いします。shouryakukei de wa naku "furu superu" de onegaishimasu.
Notes: Japanese- Literally "do not use abbreviation, please use 'full spell'" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "do not use abbreviation, please use 'full spell'" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "do not use abbreviation, please use 'full spell'" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "do not use abbreviation, please use 'full spell'"
Please listen. 	Veuillez écouter. 	Hör mir bitte zu. 	
聞いてください。kiite kudasai.
Please use simple words. 	Utilisez des mots simples. 	Benutze bitte einfache Wörter. 	
簡単な単語で話してください。kantan na tango de hanashite kudasai.
Please use the auto-translate function. 	Utilisez la traduction automatique. 	Bitte benutze die Auto-Übersetzungstaste. 	
定型文辞書を使ってください。teikeibunjisho wo tsukatte kudasai.
===Online Status/Etat en ligne/Online-Status/オンラインステータス===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%"	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Away 	Absent(e) 	Fort 	
席を外すsekiwo hazusu
Notes: Japanese- Literally "away from seat" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "away from seat" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "away from seat" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "away from seat"
Invisible (Online Status) 	Invisible (état de ligne) 	Unsichtbar 	
姿を隠すsugata wo kakusu
Notes: Japanese- Literally "hiding the appearance"	Notes: Japanese- Literally "hiding the appearance"	Notes: Japanese- Literally "hiding the appearance"	Notes: Japanese- Literally "hiding the appearance"
Online 	En ligne 	Online 	
オンラインphonetic English
===Skills/Compétences/Fertigkeiten/スキル===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Alchemy 	Alchimie 	Alchemie 	
錬金術renkinjutsu
Archery 	Tir à l'arc 	Bogenschießen 	
弓術kyuujutsu
Axe 	Hache 	Axt 	
片手斧katate ono
Notes: Japanese- "katate" indicates "one-handed." 	Notes: Japanese- "katate" indicates "one-handed." 	Notes: Japanese- "katate" indicates "one-handed." 	Notes: Japanese- "katate" indicates "one-handed."
Bonecraft 	Osserie 	Knochenverarbeitung 	
骨細工honezaiku
Clothcraft 	Confection 	Schneidern 	
裁縫saihou
Club 	Massue 	Keule 	
片手棍katatekon
Cooking 	Cuisine 	Kochen 	
調理chouri
Dagger 	Dague 	Dolch 	
短剣tanken
Dark Magic 	Magie sombre 	Dunkelmagie 	
暗黒魔法ankoku mahou
Divine Magic 	Magie divine 	Göttliche Magie 	
神聖魔法shinsei mahou
Elemental Magic 	Magie élémentaire 	Elementar-Magie 	
精霊魔法seirei mahou
Enfeebling Magic 	Magie fragilisante 	Schwächungsmagie 	
弱体魔法jakutai mahou
Enhancing Magic 	Magie décuplante 	Stärkungsmagie 	
強化魔法kyouka mahou
Fisherman 	Pêcheur 	Fischer 	
漁師ryoushi
Notes: This refers to the craft/guild of fishing. However, it has been adopted by many players to be a universally understood word for "puller." 	Notes: This refers to the craft/guild of fishing. However, it has been adopted by many players to be a universally understood word for "puller." 	Notes: This refers to the craft/guild of fishing. However, it has been adopted by many players to be a universally understood word for "puller." 	Notes: This refers to the craft/guild of fishing. However, it has been adopted by many players to be a universally understood word for "puller."
Fishing 	Pêche 	Angeln 	
釣りtsuri
Notes: As above, this term originally refers to fishing as the craft, but it has been adopted as "pulling" in experience parties, as 'pulling' is called 'fishing' in Japanese.	Notes: As above, this term originally refers to fishing as the craft, but it has been adopted as "pulling" in experience parties, as 'pulling' is called 'fishing' in Japanese.	Notes: As above, this term originally refers to fishing as the craft, but it has been adopted as "pulling" in experience parties, as 'pulling' is called 'fishing' in Japanese.	Notes: As above, this term originally refers to fishing as the craft, but it has been adopted as "pulling" in experience parties, as 'pulling' is called 'fishing' in Japanese.
Goldsmithing 	Orfèvrerie 	Goldschmieden 	
彫金choukin
Great Axe 	Grande hache 	Großaxt 	
両手斧ryoute ono
Notes: Japanese- "ryoute" indicates "two-handed." 	Notes: Japanese- "ryoute" indicates "two-handed." 	Notes: Japanese- "ryoute" indicates "two-handed." 	Notes: Japanese- "ryoute" indicates "two-handed."
Great Katana 	Grand katana 	Großkatana 	
両手刀ryoute katana
Great Sword 	Grande épée 	Großschwert 	
両手剣ryoute ken
Guard 	Garde 	Schutz 	
ガードphonetic English
Hand-to-Hand 	Corps à corps 	Fäuste 	
格闘kakutou
Healing Magic 	Magie curative 	Heilungsmagie 	
回復魔法kaifuku mahou
Katana 	Katana 	Katana 	
片手刀katate katana
Leathercraft 	Tannerie 	Lederhandwerk 	
革細工kawazaiku
Marksmanship 	Adresse au tir 	Schießkunst 	
射撃shageki
Ninjutsu 	Ninjutsu 	Ninjutsu 	
忍術ninjutsu
Parrying 	Parade 	Parieren 	
受け流しukenagashi
Polearm 	Arme d'hast 	Lanze 	
両手槍ryoute yari
Scythe 	Faux 	Sense 	
両手鎌ryoute kama
Shield 	Bouclier (compétence) 	Schild 	
盾tate
Singing 	Chant (compétence) 	Singen 	
歌唱kashou
Smithing 	Métallurgie 	Schmieden 	
鍛冶kaji
Staff 	Crosse 	Kampfstock 	
両手棍ryoutekon
Stringed Instrument 	Instrument à cordes 	Saiteninstrument 	
弦楽器gengakki
Summoning Magic 	Magie invocatrice 	Beschwörungsmagie 	
召喚魔法shoukan mahou
Sword 	Epée 	Schwert 	
片手剣katate ken
Throwing 	Lancer 	Werfen 	
投てきtouteki
Wind Instrument 	Instrument à vent 	Blasinstrument 	
管楽器kangakki
Woodworking 	Menuiserie 	Holzverarbeitung 	
木工mokkou
===Shops/Magasins/Läden/店===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Air Travel Agency 	Agence de voyage 	Flugreisebüro 	
飛空旅行社hikuutei ryokouja
Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."	Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."	Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."	Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."
Armor Shop 	Magasin d'armures 	Rüstungsladen 	
防具屋bouguya
Auction House 	Hôtel des ventes 	Auktionshaus 	
競売所kyoubaisho
Chocobo Stables 	Ecuries de chocobos 	Chocobo-Stall 	
チョコボ厩舎"chokobo"kyuusha
Delivery 	Livraison 	Lieferung 	
宅配サービスtakuhai "saabisu"
Goods Store 	Epicerie 	Warengeschäft 	
雑貨屋zakkaya
Guild Salesroom 	Magasin de la guilde 	Gilden-Verkaufsraum 	
ギルドショップphonetic English (Guild Shop)
Hat Shop 	Chapellerie 	Hutladen 	
帽子屋boushiya
Jewelry Store 	Bijouterie 	Juwelengeschäft 	
宝石屋housekiya
Linkshell Vendor 	Marchand de linkshell 	Linkshell-Verkäufer 	
リンクシェル屋"rinkusheru"ya
Magic Shop 	Boutique de magie 	Magieladen 	
魔法屋mahouya
Map Vendor 	Marchand de cartes 	Kartenverkäufer 	
地図屋chizuya
Music Shop 	Magasin de musique 	Musikladen 	
楽器屋gakkiya
Restaurant 	Restaurant 	Restaurant 	
レストランphonetic English
Sea Travel Agency 	Agence de voyage 	Seereisebüro 	
船会社funagaisha
Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."	Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."	Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."	Notes: French- both "Air Travel Agency" and "Sea Travel Agency" translate in French to simply "Travel Agency."
Specialty Vendor 	Marchand spécialisé 	Spezialitäten-Verkäufer 	
特産品店tokusanhinten
Notes: This refers to the regional products vendors. 	Notes: This refers to the regional products vendors. 	Notes: This refers to the regional products vendors. 	Notes: This refers to the regional products vendors.
Tackle Shop 	Boutique de pêche 	Ausrüstungsladen 	
釣具屋tsuriguya
Tavern 	Taverne 	Taverne 	
酒場sakaba
Vendor 	Vendeur de l'avant-poste 	Verkäufer 	
出張ショップshucchou "shoppu"
Notes: Japanese, French- This refers very specifically to an "Outpost Vendor." 	Notes: Japanese, French- This refers very specifically to an "Outpost Vendor." 	Notes: Japanese, French- This refers very specifically to an "Outpost Vendor." 	Notes: Japanese, French- This refers very specifically to an "Outpost Vendor."
Weapon Shop 	Armurerie 	Waffenladen 	
武器屋bukiya
===Fiends/Monstres/Monster/生物===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Antica 	Antica 	Antica 	
アンティカantika
Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'ant', 蟻　(ari). 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'ant', 蟻　(ari). 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'ant', 蟻　(ari). 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'ant', 蟻　(ari).
Bat 	Chauve-souris 	Bat 	
コウモリkoumori
Beastmen 	Homme-bête 	Beastmen 	
獣人juujin
Bee 	Abeille 	Bee 	
ハチhachi
Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'bee', 蜂 (hachi) 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'bee', 蜂 (hachi) 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'bee', 蜂 (hachi) 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 'bee', 蜂 (hachi)
Bird 	Oiseau 	Bird 	
鳥tori
Crab 	Crabe 	Crab 	
カニkani
Damselfly 	Damselfly 	Damselfly 	
トンボtonbo
Dhalmel 	Dhalmel 	Dhalmel 	
ダルメルdarumeru
Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as キリン (Kirin) - Giraffe (not to be mistaken for the NM Kirin) 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as キリン (Kirin) - Giraffe (not to be mistaken for the NM Kirin) 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as キリン (Kirin) - Giraffe (not to be mistaken for the NM Kirin) 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as キリン (Kirin) - Giraffe (not to be mistaken for the NM Kirin)
Fish 	Poisson 	Fish 	
魚sakana
Notes: This is a noun, not a verb and certainly not a command. While {Fisherman} has been adapted to general usage to mean "puller," many English-speaking players have tried to adopt this as a command to said "Fisherman" to "Fish." However, in the various language clients, this comes across more like the English-speaking player screaming "Salmon! Tuna!" rather than "Please bring another enemy."	Notes: This is a noun, not a verb and certainly not a command. While {Fisherman} has been adapted to general usage to mean "puller," many English-speaking players have tried to adopt this as a command to said "Fisherman" to "Fish." However, in the various language clients, this comes across more like the English-speaking player screaming "Salmon! Tuna!" rather than "Please bring another enemy."	Notes: This is a noun, not a verb and certainly not a command. While {Fisherman} has been adapted to general usage to mean "puller," many English-speaking players have tried to adopt this as a command to said "Fisherman" to "Fish." However, in the various language clients, this comes across more like the English-speaking player screaming "Salmon! Tuna!" rather than "Please bring another enemy."	Notes: This is a noun, not a verb and certainly not a command. While {Fisherman} has been adapted to general usage to mean "puller," many English-speaking players have tried to adopt this as a command to said "Fisherman" to "Fish." However, in the various language clients, this comes across more like the English-speaking player screaming "Salmon! Tuna!" rather than "Please bring another enemy."
Funguar 	Funguar 	Funguar 	
キノコkinoko
Notes: Literally means "Mushroom" 	Notes: Literally means "Mushroom" 	Notes: Literally means "Mushroom" 	Notes: Literally means "Mushroom"
Goblin 	Goblin 	Goblin 	
ゴブリンgoburin
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ゴブ (gobu). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ゴブ (gobu). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ゴブ (gobu). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to ゴブ (gobu).
Leech 	Leech 	Leech 	
ヒルhiru
Lizard 	Lézard 	Lizard 	
リザードrizaado
Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as トカゲ　(Lizard). 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as トカゲ　(Lizard). 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as トカゲ　(Lizard). 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as トカゲ　(Lizard).
Malboro 	Malboro 	Malboro 	
モルボルmoruboru
Orc 	Orc 	Orc 	
オークooku
Quadav 	Quadav 	Quadav 	
クゥダフkwudafu
Rabbit 	Lapin 	Rabbit 	
ウサギusagi
Raptor 	Raptor 	Raptor 	
ラプトゥルraputuru
Sahagin 	Sahagin 	Sahagin 	
サハギンsahagin
Sheep 	Mouton 	Sheep 	
羊hitsuji
Skeleton 	Squelette 	Skeleton 	
骸骨gaikotsu
Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 骨 (Hone) "Bones" 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 骨 (Hone) "Bones" 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 骨 (Hone) "Bones" 	Notes: Often referred to by Japanese players as 骨 (Hone) "Bones"
Tiger 	Tigre 	Tiger 	
トラtora
Tonberry 	Tonberry 	Tonberry 	
トンベリtonberi
Worm 	Ver 	Worm 	
ミミズmimizu
Notes: Also sometimes used to refer to crawlers; however they typically use イモ (potato) for crawlers.　 	Notes: Also sometimes used to refer to crawlers; however they typically use イモ (potato) for crawlers.　 	Notes: Also sometimes used to refer to crawlers; however they typically use イモ (potato) for crawlers.　 	Notes: Also sometimes used to refer to crawlers; however they typically use イモ (potato) for crawlers.　
Yagudo 	Yagudo 	Yagudo 	
ヤグードyaguudo
===Spells/Sorts/Zauberspruch/魔法===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Absorb-AGI 	Absorb-AGI 	Absorb-AGI 	
アブゾアジルabuzo ajiru
Absorb-CHR 	Absorb-CHR 	Absorb-CHR 	
アブゾカリスabuzo karisu
Absorb-DEX 	Absorb-DEX 	Absorb-DEX 	
アブゾデックabuzo dekku
Absorb-INT 	Absorb-INT 	Absorb-INT 	
アブゾインabuzo in
Absorb-MND 	Absorb-MND 	Absorb-MND 	
アブゾマインabuzo main
Absorb-STR 	Absorb-STR 	Absorb-STR 	
アブゾーストabuzoo suto
Absorb-TP 	Absorb-TP 	Absorb-TP 	
アブゾタックabuzo takku
Absorb-VIT 	Absorb-VIT 	Absorb-VIT 	
アブゾバイトabuzo baito
Aero 	Vent 	Wind 	
エアロearo
Aeroga 	OmniVent 	Windga 	
エアロガearoga
Anemohelix 	Thèse cyclonique 	Austers Kern 	
風門の計fuumon no kei
Aquaveil 	Aquavoile 	Wasserschleier 	
アクアベールakuabeeru
Aspir 	Aspiration 	Osmose 	
アスピルasupiru
Aurorastorm 	Loi de l'aurore 	Aurorafront 	
極光の陣kyokukounojin
Banish 	Bannissement 	Verbannen 	
バニシュbanishu
Banishga 	OmniBannissement 	Verbannga 	
バニシュガbanishuga
Baraera 	OmniAntiVent 	Windriegelra 	
バエアロラbaearora
Baraero 	AntiVent 	Windriegel 	
バエアロbaearo
Barblind 	AntiCécité 	Blindriegel 	
バブラインbaburain
Barblindra 	OmniAntiCécité 	Blindriegelra 	
バブライラbaburainra
Barblizzara 	OmniAntiGlace 	Eisriegelra 	
バブリザラbaburizara
Barblizzard 	AntiGlace 	Eisriegel 	
バブリザbaburiza
Barfira 	OmniAntiFeu 	Feuerriegelra 	
バファイラbafaira
Barfire 	AntiFeu 	Feuerriegel 	
バファイbafai
Barparalyze 	AntiParalysie 	Paralyseriegel 	
バパライズbaparaizu
Barparalyzra 	OmniAntiParalysie 	Paralyseriegelra 	
バパライラbaparaira
Barpetra 	OmniAntiPétrif. 	Steinriegelra 	
バブレクラbaburekura
Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreakra." 	Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreakra." 	Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreakra." 	Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreakra."
Barpetrify 	AntiPétrification 	Steinriegel 	
バブレイクbabereiku
Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreak." 	Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreak." 	Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreak." 	Notes: The Japanese text of this spell is "Barbreak."
Barpoison 	AntiPoison 	Giftriegel 	
バポイズンbapoizun
Barpoisonra 	OmniAntiPoison 	Giftriegelra 	
バポイゾラbapoizora
Barsilence 	AntiSilence 	Schweigriegel 	
バサイレスbasairesu
Barsilencera 	OmniAntiSilence 	Schweigriegelra 	
バサイレラbasairera
Barsleep 	AntiSommeil 	Schlafriegel 	
バスリプルbasuripuru
Barsleepra 	OmniAntiSommeil 	Schlafriegelra 	
バスリプラbasuripura
Barstone 	AntiPierre 	Erdenriegel 	
バストンbasuton
Barstonra 	OmniAntiPierre 	Erdenriegelra 	
バストンラbasutonra
Barthunder 	AntiFoudre 	Donnerriegel 	
バサンダbasanda
Barthundra 	OmniAntiFoudre 	Donnerriegelra 	
バサンダラbasandara
Barvira 	OmniAntiVirus 	Virenriegelra 	
バウィルラbawirura
Barvirus 	AntiVirus 	Virenriegel 	
バウィルスbawirusu
Barwater 	AntiEau 	Wasserriegel 	
バウォタbawota
Barwatera 	OmniAntiEau 	Wasserriegelra 	
バウォタラbawotara
Bind 	Entrave 	Fessel 	
バインドbaindo
Bio 	Bactérie 	Bio 	
バイオbaio
Blaze Spikes 	Pointes de feu 	Flammenspitzen 	
ブレイズスパイクbureizu supaiku
Blind 	Cécité 	Blind 	
ブラインburain
Blindna 	Curaécité 	Blindna 	
ブライナburaina
Blink 	Faux-semblant 	Spiegelschimmer 	
ブリンクburinku
Blizzaga 	OmniGlace 	Eisga 	
ブリザガburizaga
Blizzard 	Glace 	Eis 	
ブリザドburizado
Burn 	Combustion 	Brennen 	
バーンbaan
Burst 	Eclair 	Einschlag 	
バーストbaasuto
Notes: English-speaking players sometimes incorrectly use this in reference to a Magic Burst on a skillchain. It refers, in fact, to the ancient magic spell Burst.	Notes: English-speaking players sometimes incorrectly use this in reference to a Magic Burst on a skillchain. It refers, in fact, to the ancient magic spell Burst.	Notes: English-speaking players sometimes incorrectly use this in reference to a Magic Burst on a skillchain. It refers, in fact, to the ancient magic spell Burst.	Notes: English-speaking players sometimes incorrectly use this in reference to a Magic Burst on a skillchain. It refers, in fact, to the ancient magic spell Burst.
Cryohelix 	Thèse cryogène 	Aquilos Kern 	
氷門の計hyoumon no kei
Choke 	Suffocation 	Drossel 	
チョークchooku
Curaga 	OmniSoin 	Heilga 	
ケアルガkearuga
Cure 	Soin 	Heilen 	
ケアルkearu
Curse 	Maléfice 	Fluch 	
カーズkaazu
Cursna 	CuraMaléfice 	Fluchna 	
カーズナkaazuna
Deodorize 	Inodore 	Parfümieren 	
デオードdeoodo
Dia 	Lumen 	Dia 	
ディアdia
Diaga 	OmniLumen 	Diaga 	
ディアガdiaga
Dispel 	Dissipation 	Entzaubern 	
ディスペルdisuperu
Drain 	Spoilation 	Aussaugen 	
ドレインdorein
Dread Spikes 	Pointes d'effroi 	Furchtspitzen 	
ドレッドスパイクdoreddo supaiku
Drown 	Submersion 	Ertrinken 	
ドラウンdoraun
Enaero 	EndoVent 	Wind + 	
エンエアロenearo
Enblizzard 	EndoGlace 	Eis + 	
エンブリザドenburizado
Enfire 	EndoFeu 	Feuer + 	
エンファイアenfaia
Enstone 	EndoPierre 	Erde + 	
エンストーンensutoon
Enthunder 	EndoFoudre 	Donner + 	
エンサンダーensandaa
Enwater 	EndoEau 	Wasser + 	
エンウォータenwoota
Erase 	Gomme 	Entfernen 	
イレースireesu
Escape 	Echappatoire 	Flucht 	
エスケプesukepu
Firaga 	OmniFeu 	Feuerga 	
ファイガfaiga
Fire 	Feu 	Feuer 	
ファイアfaia
Firestorm 	Loi de la canicule 	Feuerfront 	
熱波の陣neppanojin
Flare 	Brasier 	Flimmern 	
フレアfurea
Flash 	Flash 	Blitzlicht 	
フラッシュfurasshu
Flood 	Déluge 	Flut 	
フラッドfuraddo
Freeze 	Gel 	Einfrieren 	
フリーズfuriizu
Frost 	Givre 	Frost 	
フロストfurosuto
Geohelix 	Thèse tellurique 	Terras Kern 	
土門の計domon no kei
Gravity 	Pesanteur 	Verstecken 	
グラビデgurabide
Hailstorm 	Loi du blizzard 	Hagelfront 	
吹雪の陣fubukinojin
Haste 	Hâte 	Hast 	
ヘイストheisuto
Holy 	Miracle 	Heilig 	
ホーリーhoorii
Hydrohelix 	Thèse aquifère 	Neptuns Kern 	
水門の計suimon no kei
Ice Spikes 	Pointes de glace 	Eisspitzen 	
アイススパイクaisu supaiku
Invisible 	Invisible 	Unsichtbarkeit 	
インビジinbiji
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to イン (in), often paired with Sneak as インスニ (insuni). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to イン (in), often paired with Sneak as インスニ (insuni). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to イン (in), often paired with Sneak as インスニ (insuni). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to イン (in), often paired with Sneak as インスニ (insuni).
Ionohelix 	Thèse ionique 	Jupiters Kern 	
雷門の計raimon no kei
Luminohelix 	Thèse aurorale 	Apollos Kern 	
光門の計koumon no kei
Noctohelix 	Thèse crépusculaire 	Plutos Kern 	
闇門の計anmon no kei
Paralyna 	CuraParalysie 	Paralyna 	
パラナparana
Paralyze 	Paralysie 	Paralyse 	
パライズparaizu
Phalanx 	Phalange 	Phalanx 	
ファランクスfarankusu
Poison 	Poison 	Gift 	
ポイズンpoizun
Poisona 	CuraPoison 	Giftna 	
ポイゾナpoizona
Poisonga 	OmniPoison 	Giftga 	
ポイゾガpoizoga
Protect 	Bouclier 	Schutz 	
プロテスpurotesu
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to プロ (Pro). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to プロ (Pro). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to プロ (Pro). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to プロ (Pro).
Protectra 	OmniBouclier 	Schutzra 	
プロテアpurotea
Pyrohelix 	Thèse pyrogène 	Vulkans Kern 	
火門の計kamon no kei
Quake 	Séisme 	Beben 	
クエイクkueiku
Rainstorm 	Loi des averses 	Regenfront 	
豪雨の陣gouunojin
Raise 	Vie 	Wiederbeleben 	
レイズreizu
Rasp 	Râpe 	Raspel 	
ラスプrasupu
Refresh 	Recharge 	Erfrischen 	
リフレシュrifureshu
Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to リフレ(rifure). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to リフレ(rifure). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to リフレ(rifure). 	Notes: Often abbreviated by Japanese players to リフレ(rifure).
Regen 	Récup 	Regenerieren 	
リジェネrijene
Repose 	Sérénité 	Schlummer 	
リポーズripoozu
Reraise 	Revie 	Wiederauferst. 	
リレイズrireizu
Sandstorm 	Loi de la sécheresse 	Staubfront 	
砂塵の陣sajinnojin
Shell 	Barrière 	Schutzschirm 	
シェルsheru
Shellra 	OmniBarrière 	Schutzschirmra 	
シェルラsherura
Shock 	Choc 	Schock 	
ショックshokku
Shock Spikes 	Pointes de foudre 	Schockspitzen 	
ショックスパイクshokku supaiku
Silena 	CuraSilence 	Schweigna 	
サイレナsairena
Silence 	Silence 	Schweigen 	
サイレスsairesu
Sleep 	Sommeil 	Schlaf 	
スリプルsuripuru
Slow 	Lenteur 	Gemach 	
スロウsurou
Sneak 	Furtivité 	Schleichen 	
スニークsuniiku
Notes: Abbreviated as スニ by Japanese players. 	Notes: Abbreviated as スニ by Japanese players. 	Notes: Abbreviated as スニ by Japanese players. 	Notes: Abbreviated as スニ by Japanese players.
Stona 	CuraPétrification 	Steina 	
ストナsutona
Stone 	Pierre 	Erde 	
ストーンsutoon
Stonega 	OmniPierre 	Erdenga 	
ストンガsutonga
Stoneskin 	Cuirasse 	Steinhaut 	
ストンスキンsutonsukin
Stun 	Etourdissement 	Betäubung 	
スタンsutan
Teleport-Altep 	Téléport-Altep 	Teleport-Altep 	
テレポルテterepo rute
Teleport-Dem 	Téléport-Dem 	Teleport-Dem 	
テレポデムterepo demu
Teleport-Holla 	Téléport-Holla 	Teleport-Holla 	
テレポホラterepo hora
Teleport-Mea 	Téléport-Mea 	Teleport-Mea 	
テレポメアterepo mea
Teleport-Vahzl 	Téléport-Vahzl 	Teleport-Vahzl 	
テレポヴァズterepo vazu
Teleport-Yhoat 	Téléport-Yhoat 	Teleport-Yhoat 	
テレポヨトterepo yoto
Thundaga 	OmniFoudre 	Donnerga 	
サンダガsandaga
Thunder 	Foudre 	Donner 	
サンダーsandaa
Thunderstorm 	Loi des orages 	Gewitterfront 	
疾雷の陣shitsurainojin
Tornado 	Tornade 	Tornado 	
トルネドtorunedo
Tractor 	Traction 	Schlepper 	
トラクタtorakuta
Viruna 	CuraVirus 	Viruna 	
ウィルナwiruna
Voidstorm 	Loi du crépuscule 	Nebelfront 	
妖霧の陣youmunojin
Warp 	Rapatriement 	Warp 	
デジョンdejon
Notes: The Japanese name of this spell is "Dezone," and is the source of Warp II's nickname of "D2." 	Notes: The Japanese name of this spell is "Dezone," and is the source of Warp II's nickname of "D2." 	Notes: The Japanese name of this spell is "Dezone," and is the source of Warp II's nickname of "D2." 	Notes: The Japanese name of this spell is "Dezone," and is the source of Warp II's nickname of "D2."
Water 	Eau 	Wasser 	
ウォータwoota
Waterga 	OmniEau 	Wasserga 	
ウォタガwotaga
Windstorm 	Loi des ouragans 	Sturmfront 	
烈風の陣reppounojin
===Songs/Chants/Lieder/歌===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%"	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Aubade 	Aubade 	Aubade 	
オーバードoobaado
Ballad 	Ballade 	Ballade 	
バラードbaraado
Capriccio 	Capriccio	Capriccio 	
カプリチオkapurichio
Carol 	Cantique 	Gesang 	
カロルkaroru
Dirge 	Mélopée 	Klagelied 	
ダージュdaaju
Elegy 	Elégie 	Elegie 	
エレジーerejii
Etude 	Etude 	Etüde 	
エチュードechuudo
Fantasia 	Fantaisie	Fantasia 	
ファンタジアfantajia
Finale 	Finale 	Finale 	
フィナーレfinaare
Gavotte 	Gavotte 	Gavotte 	
ガボットgabotto
Hum 	Chant 	Summen 	
ハミングhamingu
Hymnus 	Hymne 	Hymne 	
ヒムヌスhimunesu
Lullaby 	Berceuse 	Wiegenlied 	
ララバイrarabai
Madrigal 	Madrigal 	Madrigal 	
マドリガルmadorigaru
Mambo 	Mambo 	Mambo 	
マンボmanbo
March (Song)	Marche 	Marsch 	
マーチmaachi
Mazurka 	Mazurka 	Mazurka 	
マズルカmazuruka
Minne 	Lied 	Minne 	
ミンネminne
Minuet 	Menuet 	Menuett 	
メヌエットmenuetto
Operetta 	Opérette 	Operette 	
オペレッタoperetta
Paeon 	Péan 	Paeon 	
ピーアンpiian
Pastoral 	Pastorale	Kirchenlied	
パストラルpasutoraru
Prelude 	Prélude 	Präludium 	
プレリュードpureryuudo
Requiem 	Requiem 	Requiem 	
レクイエムrekuiemu
Round 	Rondo 	Rondo 	
ロンドrondo
Sirvente 	Sirvente 	Sirvente 	
シルベントshirubento
Threnody 	Thrène 	Threnodie 	
スレノディsurenodi
Virelai 	Virelai 	Virelai 	
ヴィルレーvirurei
===Equipment/Equipement/Ausrüstung/装備名パーツ===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Amulet 	Amulette 	Amulett 	
アミュレットphonetic English
Armor 	Armure 	Rüstung 	
アーマーphonetic English
Arrow 	Flèche 	Pfeil 	
矢ya
Artifact 	Artefact 	Artefakt 	
アーティファクトphonetic English
Bait 	Appât 	Köder 	
エサesa
Baselard 	Baselard 	Baselard 	
バゼラートphonetic English
Bastard Sword 	Epée bâtarde 	Bastardschwert 	
バスタードソードphonetic English
Notes: Many English speakers wondering exactly what a "Bastard Sword" is may like to know that it's a category of one-handed swords including Espadons, the Bloodsword, Gluttony Sword, and Company Sword. 	Notes: Many English speakers wondering exactly what a "Bastard Sword" is may like to know that it's a category of one-handed swords including Espadons, the Bloodsword, Gluttony Sword, and Company Sword. 	Notes: Many English speakers wondering exactly what a "Bastard Sword" is may like to know that it's a category of one-handed swords including Espadons, the Bloodsword, Gluttony Sword, and Company Sword. 	Notes: Many English speakers wondering exactly what a "Bastard Sword" is may like to know that it's a category of one-handed swords including Espadons, the Bloodsword, Gluttony Sword, and Company Sword.
Belt 	Ceinture 	Gürtel 	
ベルトphonetic English
Boots 	Bottes 	Stiefel 	
ブーツphonetic English
Bow 	Arc 	Bogen 	
弓yumi
Buckler 	Rondache 	Buckler 	
バックラーphonetic English
Bullet 	Balle 	Geschoss 	
弾tama
Cape 	Cape 	Cape 	
ケープphonetic English
Cesti 	Cesti 	Cesti 	
セスタスphonetic English
Chain 	Chaîne 	Kette 	
チェーンphonetic English
Circlet 	Diadème 	Kopfreif 	
サークレットphonetic English
Claymore 	Pelisse 	Claymore 	
クレイモアphonetic English
Notes: Japanese players often use this as a pun for くれも (kure mo, comparable to kudasai) which roughly means "please". E.g. {Protect}{Claymore} would really mean protect please. 	Notes: Japanese players often use this as a pun for くれも (kure mo, comparable to kudasai) which roughly means "please". E.g. {Protect}{Claymore} would really mean protect please. 	Notes: Japanese players often use this as a pun for くれも (kure mo, comparable to kudasai) which roughly means "please". E.g. {Protect}{Claymore} would really mean protect please. 	Notes: Japanese players often use this as a pun for くれも (kure mo, comparable to kudasai) which roughly means "please". E.g. {Protect}{Claymore} would really mean protect please.
Cloak 	Pelisse 	Umhang 	
クロークphonetic English
Clogs 	Galoches 	Pantoffeln 	
クロッグphonetic English
Collar 	Col 	Kragen 	
カラーphonetic English
Crossbow 	Arbalète 	Crossbow 	
クロスボウphonetic English
Cuisses 	Cuisseaux 	Schenkelschoner 	
クウィスphonetic English
Doublet 	Doublet 	Doublet 	
ダブレットphonetic English
Earring 	Boucle d'oreille 	Ohrring 	
イヤリングphonetic English
Finger Gauntlets 	Gantelets 	Fingerhandschuhe 	
フィンガーphonetic English-"finger"
Fishing Rod 	Canne à pêche 	Angelzeug 	
釣り竿tsurizao
Gaiters 	Guêtres 	Wadenschoner 	
ゲートルphonetic English
Gloves 	Gants 	Handschuhe 	
グローブphonetic English
Gorget 	Collet 	Tachi 	
ゴルゲットphonetic English
Greaves 	Jambards 	Beinschienen 	
グリーヴphonetic English
Gun 	Fusil 	Gewehr 	
銃jyuu
Hachimaki 	Hachimaki 	Hachimaki 	
鉢巻hachimakiJapanese for "headband."
Hairpin 	Epingle 	Haarnadel 	
髪飾りkamikazari
Harness 	Harnais 	Harnisch 	
ハーネスphonetic English
Headband 	Bandeau 	Kopfband 	
ヘッドバンドphonetic English
Head Gear 	Couvre-chef 	Kopfschutz 	
ヘッドギアphonetic English
Helm 	Casque 	Helm 	
ヘルムphonetic English
Instruments 	Instruments 	Geräte 	
楽器gakki
Jerkin 	Pourpoint 	Wams 	
ジャーキンphonetic English
Kimono 	Kimono 	Kimono 	
キモノphonetic English
Notes: It's interesting to note that this is written as if it were a loan-word. 	Notes: It's interesting to note that this is written as if it were a loan-word. 	Notes: It's interesting to note that this is written as if it were a loan-word. 	Notes: It's interesting to note that this is written as if it were a loan-word.
Knife 	Couteau 	Messer 	
ナイフphonetic English
Knuckles 	Poings 	Schlagring 	
ナックルphonetic English
Lance 	Lance 	Lanzette 	
ランスphonetic English
Leather 	Cuir 	Leder 	
レザーphonetic English
Ledelsen 	Ledelsen 	Ledelsen 	
レデルセンphonetic English
Leggings 	Jambières 	Gamaschen 	
レギンスphonetic English
Longsword 	Epée longue 	Langschwert 	
ロングソードphonetic English
Mail 	Maille 	Hemd 	
メイルphonetic English
Notes: This "Mail" and the "mail" under the General Terms category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. However, this "Mail" (note capital letter) is meant to refer to chainmail-type armor while the other "mail" (note lowercase letter) refers to email.	Notes: This "Mail" and the "mail" under the General Terms category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. However, this "Mail" (note capital letter) is meant to refer to chainmail-type armor while the other "mail" (note lowercase letter) refers to email.	Notes: This "Mail" and the "mail" under the General Terms category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. However, this "Mail" (note capital letter) is meant to refer to chainmail-type armor while the other "mail" (note lowercase letter) refers to email.	Notes: This "Mail" and the "mail" under the General Terms category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. However, this "Mail" (note capital letter) is meant to refer to chainmail-type armor while the other "mail" (note lowercase letter) refers to email.
Mantle 	Pèlerine 	Mantel 	
マントphonetic English
Mask 	Masque 	Maske 	
マスクphonetic English
Mittens 	Mitaines 	Fäustlinge 	
ミトンphonetic English
Obi 	Obi 	Obi 	
帯obiTraditional kimono sash.
Patas 	Patas 	Patas 	
パタphonetic English
Pendant 	Pendentif 	Pendant 	
ペンダントphonetic English
Plate 	Plate 	Platte 	
プレートphonetic English
Racial Gear 	Equipement d'espèce 	Volksausrüstung 	
種族装備shuzoku soubi
Rapier 	Rapière 	Rapier 	
レイピアphonetic English
Ribbon 	Ruban 	Band 	
リボンphonetic English
Ring 	Bague 	Ring 	
リングphonetic English
Robe 	Robe 	Gewand 	
ローブphonetic English
Sallet 	Sallet 	Sallet-Helm 	
サリットphonetic English
Scale 	Ecaille 	Schuppe 	
スケイルphonetic English
Scarf 	Châle 	Halstuch 	
スカーフphonetic English
Scimitar 	Cimeterre 	Scimitar 	
曲刀kyokutouLiterally "Curved Sword"
Shinobi-gatana 	Shinobi-gatana 	Shinobi-gatana 	
忍刀"Ninja sword"
Short Sword 	Epée courte 	Kurzschwert 	
ショートソードphonetic English
Sitabaki 	Sitabaki 	Sitabaki 	
下ばきshitabaki
Slacks 	Culotte 	Lange Hosen 	
ズボンzubon
Slops 	Trousses 	Weite Hosen 	
スロップスphonetic English
Spear 	Javelot 	Speer 	
スピアphonetic English
Starting Gear 	Equipement de départ 	Startausrüstung 	
初期装備shoki soubi
Subligar 	Subligar 	Subligar 	
サブリガphonetic English
Tachi 	Tachi 	Tachi 	
太刀tachi"Long Sword"
Trousers 	Pantalon 	Hose 	
トラウザphonetic English
Tunic 	Tunique 	Tunika 	
チュニックphonetic English
Uchigatana 	Uchigatana 	Uchigatana 	
打刀uchigatana
Notes: Refers mostly to the line of Great Katana equippable by both Samurai and Ninja. 	Notes: Refers mostly to the line of Great Katana equippable by both Samurai and Ninja. 	Notes: Refers mostly to the line of Great Katana equippable by both Samurai and Ninja. 	Notes: Refers mostly to the line of Great Katana equippable by both Samurai and Ninja.
===General Terms/Termes généraux/Allgemeine Begriffe/一般名詞===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
accident 	accident 	Unfall 	
事故jiko
adventure 	aventure 	Abenteuer 	
冒険bouken
advice 	conseil 	Rat 	
アドバイスphonetic English
alphabet 	alphabet 	Alphabet 	
アルファベットphonetic English
announcement 	annonce 	Ankündigung 	
発表happyou
answer 	réponse 	Antwort 	
答えkotae
anyone 	quelqu'un 	jemand 	
だれかdareka
anything 	tout 	alle(s) 	
何でもnandemo
bag 	sac 	Beutel 	
かばんkaban
ball 	boule 	Ball 	
ボールphonetic English
birthday 	anniversaire 	Geburtstag 	
誕生日tanjoubi
blood 	sang 	Blut 	
血chi
book 	livre 	Buch 	
本hon
box 	boîte 	Box 	
箱hako
breath 	souffle 	Atem 	
呼吸kokyuu
bridge 	pont 	Brücke 	
橋hashi
building 	bâtiment 	Gebäude 	
建物tatemono
cabin 	cabine 	Kabine 	
船室senshitsu
camera 	appareil photo 	Kamera 	
カメラphonetic English
cap 	casquette 	Mütze 	
帽子(キャップ)boushi ("kyappu")
Notes: This refers to an article of clothing worn on the head. As such, usage such as "PM4-2 {Do you need it?} 50{cap} {/tell}" is incorrect. 	Notes: This refers to an article of clothing worn on the head. As such, usage such as "PM4-2 {Do you need it?} 50{cap} {/tell}" is incorrect. 	Notes: This refers to an article of clothing worn on the head. As such, usage such as "PM4-2 {Do you need it?} 50{cap} {/tell}" is incorrect. 	Notes: This refers to an article of clothing worn on the head. As such, usage such as "PM4-2 {Do you need it?} 50{cap} {/tell}" is incorrect.
captain 	capitaine 	Oberst 	
キャプテンphonetic English
card 	carte 	Karte 	
カードphonetic English
carpenter 	charpentier 	Zimmerer 	
大工daiku
cat 	chat 	Katze 	
ネコneko
chance 	aubaine 	Glück 	
チャンスphonetic English
character 	personnage 	Charakter 	
キャラクターphonetic English
child 	enfant 	Kind 	
子供kodomo
clock 	horloge 	Uhr 	
時計tokei
cloth 	étoffe 	Tuch 	
布nuno
cloud 	nuage 	Wolke 	
雲kumo
color 	couleur 	Farbe 	
色iro
communication 	communication 	Kommunikation 	
コミュニケーションphonetic English
company 	compagnie 	Gemeinschaft 	
仲間nakama
Compression 	Compression 	Komprimierung 	
収縮shuushuku
Notes: Refers to the Compression Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Compression Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Compression Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Compression Skillchain.
computer 	ordinateur 	Computer 	
コンピューターphonetic English
contest 	concours 	Wettbewerb 	
コンテストphonetic English
country 	pays 	Land 	
国kuni
courage 	courage 	Mut 	
勇気yuuki
course 	passage 	Kurs 	
進路shinro
dance 	danse 	Tanz 	
ダンスphonetic English
Notes: Occasionally used by Japanese players to refer to the Dagger Weaponskill, Dancing Edge. 	Notes: Occasionally used by Japanese players to refer to the Dagger Weaponskill, Dancing Edge. 	Notes: Occasionally used by Japanese players to refer to the Dagger Weaponskill, Dancing Edge. 	Notes: Occasionally used by Japanese players to refer to the Dagger Weaponskill, Dancing Edge.
danger 	danger 	Gefahr 	
危険kiken
Darkness 	Ténèbres 	Dunkelheit 	
闇yami
Notes: Refers to the Darkness Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Darkness Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Darkness Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Darkness Skillchain.
date 	date 	Datum 	
日付hizuke
Notes: Refers to a date on a calendar, not a planned social outing. 	Notes: Refers to a date on a calendar, not a planned social outing. 	Notes: Refers to a date on a calendar, not a planned social outing. 	Notes: Refers to a date on a calendar, not a planned social outing.
death 	mort 	Tod 	
死shi
Detonation 	Détonation 	Detonation 	
炸裂sakuretsu
Notes: Refers to the Detonation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Detonation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Detonation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Detonation Skillchain.
diary 	journal 	Tagebuch 	
日記nikki
dictionary 	dictionnaire 	Wörterbuch 	
辞書jisho
difference 	différence 	Unterschied 	
違いchigai
direction 	direction 	Richtung 	
方向houkou
Distortion 	Distorsion 	Verzerrung 	
湾曲wankyoku
Notes: Refers to the Distortion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Distortion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Distortion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Distortion Skillchain.
doll 	poupée 	Puppe 	
人形ningyou
dream 	rêve 	Traum 	
夢yume
each 	chacun 	jede(r/s) 	
それぞれsorezore
earth 	terre 	Erde 	
土tsuchi
Notes: Refers to the ground. 	Notes: Refers to the ground. 	Notes: Refers to the ground. 	Notes: Refers to the ground.
earthquake 	tremblement de terre 	Erdbeben 	
地震jishin
egg 	œuf 	Ei 	
たまごtamago
entrance 	entrée 	Eingang 	
入り口iriguchi
event 	événement 	Ereignis 	
イベントphonetic English
Notes: The Japanese use this when communicating to Non-Japanese speakers they are in a cutscene. 	Notes: The Japanese use this when communicating to Non-Japanese speakers they are in a cutscene. 	Notes: The Japanese use this when communicating to Non-Japanese speakers they are in a cutscene. 	Notes: The Japanese use this when communicating to Non-Japanese speakers they are in a cutscene.
everyone 	tout le monde 	alle 	
みなさんminasan
examination 	examen 	Begutachtung 	
試験shiken
Notes: Refers to an academic test, rather than "Playername examines you." 	Notes: Refers to an academic test, rather than "Playername examines you." 	Notes: Refers to an academic test, rather than "Playername examines you." 	Notes: Refers to an academic test, rather than "Playername examines you."
example 	exemple 	Beispiel 	
例tameshi
excitement 	excitation 	Aufregung 	
エキサイトphonetic English - excite
exit 	sortie 	Beenden 	
出口deguchi
Notes: Japanese- Literally "exit door" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "exit door" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "exit door" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "exit door"
fact 	vérité 	Tatsache 	
事実jijitsu
Fantasy 	Fantasy 	Fantasie 	
ファンタジーphonetic English
fear 	peur 	Angst 	
恐れosore
Final 	Final 	Finale 	
ファイナルphonetic English
flower 	fleur 	Blume 	
花hana
food 	nourriture 	Essen 	
食べ物tabemono
Fragmentation 	Fragmentation 	Zerteilung 	
分解bunkai
Notes: Refers to the Fragmentation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Fragmentation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Fragmentation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Fragmentation Skillchain.
friend 	ami 	Freund 	
友達tomodachi
fun 	plaisir 	Spaß 	
楽しみtanoshimi
Fusion 	Fusion 	Fusion 	
核熱kakunetsu
Notes: Refers to the Fusion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Fusion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Fusion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Fusion Skillchain.
gentleman 	gentleman 	Herr 	
紳士shinshi
government 	gouvernement 	Regierung 	
政府seifu
Gravitation 	Gravitation 	Schwerkraft 	
重力juuryoku
Notes: Refers to the Gravitation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Gravitation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Gravitation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Gravitation Skillchain.
guest 	invité 	Gast 	
ゲストphonetic English
guide 	guide 	Handbuch 	
ガイドphonetic English
habit 	habitude 	Angewohnheit 	
習慣shuukan
hair 	cheveux 	Haar 	
髪kami
half 	moitié 	halbe(r/s) 	
半分hanbun
hand 	main 	Hand 	
手te
hat 	chapeau 	Hut 	
帽子(ハット)boushi ("hatto")
hill 	colline 	Hügel 	
丘oka
Notes: Sometimes used jokingly as an abbreviated form for おかえり, or {Welcome back.}, in much the same way that an English player would use {May}{Bee}. 	Notes: Sometimes used jokingly as an abbreviated form for おかえり, or {Welcome back.}, in much the same way that an English player would use {May}{Bee}. 	Notes: Sometimes used jokingly as an abbreviated form for おかえり, or {Welcome back.}, in much the same way that an English player would use {May}{Bee}. 	Notes: Sometimes used jokingly as an abbreviated form for おかえり, or {Welcome back.}, in much the same way that an English player would use {May}{Bee}.
hobby 	hobby 	Hobby 	
趣味shumi
hole 	trou 	Loch 	
穴ana
Notes: In Japanese colloquialisms, this actually does refer to the butt. This does not, however, suddenly make {Mithra} {fun} {hole} jokes funny. 	Notes: In Japanese colloquialisms, this actually does refer to the butt. This does not, however, suddenly make {Mithra} {fun} {hole} jokes funny. 	Notes: In Japanese colloquialisms, this actually does refer to the butt. This does not, however, suddenly make {Mithra} {fun} {hole} jokes funny. 	Notes: In Japanese colloquialisms, this actually does refer to the butt. This does not, however, suddenly make {Mithra} {fun} {hole} jokes funny.
husband 	mari 	Ehemann 	
夫otto
ice 	glace 	Eis 	
氷koori
idea 	idée 	Idee 	
アイデアphonetic English
Impaction 	Impact 	Einschlag 	
衝撃shougeki
Notes: Refers to the Impaction Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Impaction Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Impaction Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Impaction Skillchain.
Induration 	Induration 	Härtung 	
硬化kouka
Notes: Refers to the Induration Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Induration Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Induration Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Induration Skillchain.
interest 	intérét 	Interessen 	
興味kyoumi
Notes: Used for interest in a particular thing, not for monetary interest on a loan. 	Notes: Used for interest in a particular thing, not for monetary interest on a loan. 	Notes: Used for interest in a particular thing, not for monetary interest on a loan. 	Notes: Used for interest in a particular thing, not for monetary interest on a loan.
island 	île 	Insel 	
島shima
journey 	voyage 	Reise 	
旅tabi
joy 	joie 	Freude 	
喜びyorokobi
key 	clé 	Schlüssel 	
カギkagi
Notes: Refers to an item that unlocks a thing, rather than keys on a keyboard. 	Notes: Refers to an item that unlocks a thing, rather than keys on a keyboard. 	Notes: Refers to an item that unlocks a thing, rather than keys on a keyboard. 	Notes: Refers to an item that unlocks a thing, rather than keys on a keyboard.
kindness 	gentillesse 	Freundlichkeit 	
親切shinsetsu
Kodoku 	Kodoku 	Kodoku 	
蠱毒kodoku
Notes: This is the Ninja tool, Kodoku. 	Notes: This is the Ninja tool, Kodoku. 	Notes: This is the Ninja tool, Kodoku. 	Notes: This is the Ninja tool, Kodoku.
lake 	lac 	See 	
湖mizuumi
language 	langue 	Sprache 	
言葉kotoba
last 	dernier 	letzte(r/s) 	
最後saigo
Notes: As in "end" 	Notes: As in "end" 	Notes: As in "end" 	Notes: As in "end"
leaf 	feuille 	Blatt 	
葉ha
leg 	jambe 	Bein 	
脚ashi
letter 	lettre 	Brief 	
手紙tegami
liberty 	liberté 	Freiheit 	
自由jiyuu
license 	permis 	Lizenz 	
免許menkyo
lie 	mensonge 	Lüge 	
ウソuso
Light 	lumière 	Licht 	
光hikari
Notes: Refers to the Light Skillchain. However, the Japanese word does literally mean light. 	Notes: Refers to the Light Skillchain. However, the Japanese word does literally mean light. 	Notes: Refers to the Light Skillchain. However, the Japanese word does literally mean light. 	Notes: Refers to the Light Skillchain. However, the Japanese word does literally mean light.
limit 	limite 	Grenze 	
限界genkai
Notes: English-speaking players often use this word combined with {Break} (under Time) to indicate Maat's series of level-cap quests. However, this is incorrect, as {limit}{Break} sends a message to a Japanese player to please limit the amount of time they spend away from the game. {limit} by itself translates to "genkai," which is the word Japanese players typically use to refer to these quests and also the source of their nicknames of "G1" "G3" etc.; {limit}1 or perhaps {limit}{Quest}1 would suffice, and {Break} should be avoided.	Notes: English-speaking players often use this word combined with {Break} (under Time) to indicate Maat's series of level-cap quests. However, this is incorrect, as {limit}{Break} sends a message to a Japanese player to please limit the amount of time they spend away from the game. {limit} by itself translates to "genkai," which is the word Japanese players typically use to refer to these quests and also the source of their nicknames of "G1" "G3" etc.; {limit}1 or perhaps {limit}{Quest}1 would suffice, and {Break} should be avoided.	Notes: English-speaking players often use this word combined with {Break} (under Time) to indicate Maat's series of level-cap quests. However, this is incorrect, as {limit}{Break} sends a message to a Japanese player to please limit the amount of time they spend away from the game. {limit} by itself translates to "genkai," which is the word Japanese players typically use to refer to these quests and also the source of their nicknames of "G1" "G3" etc.; {limit}1 or perhaps {limit}{Quest}1 would suffice, and {Break} should be avoided.	Notes: English-speaking players often use this word combined with {Break} (under Time) to indicate Maat's series of level-cap quests. However, this is incorrect, as {limit}{Break} sends a message to a Japanese player to please limit the amount of time they spend away from the game. {limit} by itself translates to "genkai," which is the word Japanese players typically use to refer to these quests and also the source of their nicknames of "G1" "G3" etc.; {limit}1 or perhaps {limit}{Quest}1 would suffice, and {Break} should be avoided.
Liquefaction 	Liquéfaction 	Verflüssigung 	
溶解youkai
Notes: Refers to the Liquefaction Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Liquefaction Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Liquefaction Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Liquefaction Skillchain.
list 	liste 	List 	
リストphonetic English
luck 	chance 	Glück 	
運un
machine 	machine 	Maschine 	
機械kikai
mail 	courrier 	Post 	
メールphonetic English
Notes: This "mail" and the "Mail" under the Equipment category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. This "mail" (note lowercase letter) however refers to emails, while the other "Mail" (note capital letter) refers to chainmail-type armor. 	Notes: This "mail" and the "Mail" under the Equipment category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. This "mail" (note lowercase letter) however refers to emails, while the other "Mail" (note capital letter) refers to chainmail-type armor. 	Notes: This "mail" and the "Mail" under the Equipment category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. This "mail" (note lowercase letter) however refers to emails, while the other "Mail" (note capital letter) refers to chainmail-type armor. 	Notes: This "mail" and the "Mail" under the Equipment category sound the same in Japanese, although spelled differently. This "mail" (note lowercase letter) however refers to emails, while the other "Mail" (note capital letter) refers to chainmail-type armor.
man 	homme 	Mann 	
男otoko
map 	carte géographique 	Karte 	
地図chizu
market 	marché 	Markt 	
マーケットphonetic English
master 	maître 	Meister 	
マスターphonetic English
meat 	viande 	Fleisch 	
肉niku
medicine 	remède 	Medizin 	
薬kusuri
memory 	souvenir 	Gedächtnis 	
記憶kioku
menu 	menu 	Menü 	
メニューphonetic English
message 	message 	Nachricht 	
メッセージphonetic English
mind 	esprit 	Verstand 	
精神seishin
mine 	mien 	meine(r/s) 	
私のものwatashi no mono
Notes: Literally "my thing." This is meant to show that a thing belongs to a person and does not refer to the act of mining up ore with pickaxes. 	Notes: Literally "my thing." This is meant to show that a thing belongs to a person and does not refer to the act of mining up ore with pickaxes. 	Notes: Literally "my thing." This is meant to show that a thing belongs to a person and does not refer to the act of mining up ore with pickaxes. 	Notes: Literally "my thing." This is meant to show that a thing belongs to a person and does not refer to the act of mining up ore with pickaxes.
mistake 	erreur 	Fehler 	
ミスphonetic English-"miss"
money 	argent 	Geld 	
お金okane
moon 	lune 	Mond 	
月tsuki
Notes: Has become a common short form to refer to the area of Ro'Maeve which requires a Moongate Pass to access. 	Notes: Has become a common short form to refer to the area of Ro'Maeve which requires a Moongate Pass to access. 	Notes: Has become a common short form to refer to the area of Ro'Maeve which requires a Moongate Pass to access. 	Notes: Has become a common short form to refer to the area of Ro'Maeve which requires a Moongate Pass to access.
mountain 	montagne 	Berg 	
山yama
music 	musique 	Musik 	
音楽ongaku
nature 	nature 	Natur 	
自然shizen
news 	nouvelles 	Nachrichten 	
ニュースphonetic English
notice 	attention 	Notiz 	
注意chuui
onion 	oignon 	Zwiebel 	
タマネギtamanegi
opinion 	opinion 	Meinung 	
意見iken
order 	ordre 	Befehl 	
命令meirei
Notes: Refers to a command or decree, not a first-second-third order of things. 	Notes: Refers to a command or decree, not a first-second-third order of things. 	Notes: Refers to a command or decree, not a first-second-third order of things. 	Notes: Refers to a command or decree, not a first-second-third order of things.
owner 	Propiétaire 	Besitzer 	
持ち主mochinushi
paper 	papier 	Papier 	
紙kami
part 	partie 	Teil 	
部分bubun
Notes: Meaning a part of something, not to part ways. 	Notes: Meaning a part of something, not to part ways. 	Notes: Meaning a part of something, not to part ways. 	Notes: Meaning a part of something, not to part ways.
peace 	paix 	Frieden 	
平和heiwa
person 	personne 	Person 	
人hito
phone 	téléphone 	Telefon 	
電話denwa
photo 	photo 	Foto 	
写真shashin
picture 	image 	Bild 	
絵e
place 	lieu 	Platz 	
場所basho
plan 	plan 	Plan 	
計画keikaku
play 	jeu 	Spiel 	
遊びasobi
pond 	étang 	Teich 	
池ike
population 	population 	Einwohner 	
人口jinkou
position 	position 	Position 	
位置ichi
present 	présent 	Geschenk 	
プレゼントphonetic English
price 	prix 	Preis 	
値段nedan
problem 	problème 	Problem 	
問題mondai
program 	programme 	Programm 	
プログラムphonetic English
promise 	promesse 	Versprechen 	
約束yakusoku
purpose 	but 	Zweck 	
目的mokuteki
quality 	qualité 	Qualität 	
質shitsu
question 	question 	Frage 	
質問shitsumon
Quiver 	Carquois 	Köcher 	
箙ebira
rain 	pluie 	Regen 	
雨ame
reason 	raison 	Grund 	
理由riyuu
report 	rapport 	Bericht 	
報告houkoku
Reverberation 	Réverbération 	Echo 	
振動shindou
Notes: Refers to the Reverberation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Reverberation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Reverberation Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Reverberation Skillchain.
river 	fleuve 	Fluss 	
川kawa
rock 	rocher 	Fels 	
岩iwa
rod 	perche 	Rute 	
竿sao
rose 	rose 	Rose 	
ばらbara
sale 	vente 	Verkauf 	
セールphonetic English
schedule 	horaire 	Fahrplan 	
スケジュールphonetic English
Scission 	Scission 	Schnitt 	
切断setsudan
Notes: Refers to the Scission Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Scission Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Scission Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Scission Skillchain.
sea 	mer 	Meer 	
海umi
Notes: Has been adapted to refer to the region of Lumoria. 	Notes: Has been adapted to refer to the region of Lumoria. 	Notes: Has been adapted to refer to the region of Lumoria. 	Notes: Has been adapted to refer to the region of Lumoria.
secret 	secret 	Geheimnis 	
ヒミツhimitsu
senior 	sénior 	Senior 	
シニアphonetic English
sentence 	phrase 	Satz 	
文章bunshou
Notes: This is the grammatical term. As such, {death}{sentence} does not translate properly. 	Notes: This is the grammatical term. As such, {death}{sentence} does not translate properly. 	Notes: This is the grammatical term. As such, {death}{sentence} does not translate properly. 	Notes: This is the grammatical term. As such, {death}{sentence} does not translate properly.
series 	série 	Serie 	
シリーズphonetic English
shoes 	chaussures 	Schuhe 	
くつkutsu
shop 	boutique 	Laden 	
店mise
sightseeing 	tourisme 	Besichtigung 	
観光kankou
size 	taille 	Größe 	
サイズphonetic English
sky 	ciel 	Himmel 	
空sora
Notes: Has been adapted in all languages to refer to the region of Tu'Lia. 	Notes: Has been adapted in all languages to refer to the region of Tu'Lia. 	Notes: Has been adapted in all languages to refer to the region of Tu'Lia. 	Notes: Has been adapted in all languages to refer to the region of Tu'Lia.
smile 	sourire 	lächeln 	
微笑bishou
sound 	son 	Ton 	
音oto
stage 	scène 	Bühne 	
ステージphonetic English
statue 	statue 	Statue 	
彫像chouzou
storm 	tempête 	Sturm 	
嵐arashi
story 	histoire 	Geschichte 	
物語monogatari
Notes: It refers to 'tale', or 'legend' rather than usual daily life story. 	Notes: It refers to 'tale', or 'legend' rather than usual daily life story. 	Notes: It refers to 'tale', or 'legend' rather than usual daily life story. 	Notes: It refers to 'tale', or 'legend' rather than usual daily life story.
success 	succès 	Erfolg 	
成功seikou
symbol 	symbole 	Symbol 	
シンボルphonetic English
tax 	taxe 	Steuer 	
税zei
teacher 	professeur 	Lehrer 	
先生sensei
test 	test 	Test 	
テストphonetic English
text 	texte 	Text 	
テキストtekisuto
thing 	chose 	Sache 	
物mono
ticket 	ticket 	Ticket 	
チケットchiketto
tool 	outil 	Werkzeug 	
道具dougu
train 	train 	Zug 	
トレインphonetic English
Notes: This refers to train of monsters rather than the everyday life means of transportation. 	Notes: This refers to train of monsters rather than the everyday life means of transportation. 	Notes: This refers to train of monsters rather than the everyday life means of transportation. 	Notes: This refers to train of monsters rather than the everyday life means of transportation.
Transfixion 	Fixation 	Durchbohrung 	
貫通kantsuu
Notes: Refers to the Transfixion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Transfixion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Transfixion Skillchain. 	Notes: Refers to the Transfixion Skillchain.
tree 	arbre 	Baum 	
木ki
voice 	voix 	Stimme 	
声koe
wife 	épouse 	Ehefrau 	
妻tsuma
wind 	brise 	Wind 	
風kaze
woman 	femme 	Frau 	
女onna
word 	mot 	Wort 	
単語tango
work 	travail 	Arbeit 	
仕事shigoto
===Job Abilities/Aptitudes job/Jobfähigkeiten/ジョブアビリティ===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Accession 	Avènement 	Summum bonum 	
女神降臨の章megamikourinnoshou
Accomplice 	Complice 	Komplize 	
アカンプリスakonpurisu
Activate 	Activation 	Aktivieren 	
アクティベート akutibeeto
Aggressor 	Agresseur 	Aggressor 	
アグレッサー aguressaa
Alacrity 	Alacrité 	Tempus vincit 	
疾風迅雷の章shupuujinrainoshou
Ancient Circle 	Cercle ancien 	Urkreis 	
エンシェントサークル enshento saakuru
Angon 	Angon 	Angon 	
アンゴンangon
Animated Flourish 	Pirouette animée 	Beleidigende Polka 	
A.フラリッシュA. furarisshu
Arcane Circle 	Cercle ésotérique 	Arcana-Kreis 	
アルケインサークル arukein saakuru
Aspir Samba 	Samba Aspiration 	Leech-Samba 	
アスピルサンバasupiru sanba
Assassin's Charge 	Charge assassine 	Attentäterwut 	
アサシンチャージasashin chaaji
Astral Flow 	Flux astral 	Astralstrom 	
アストラルフロウ asutoraru furou
Azure Lore 	Sagesse d'azur 	Blaues Gesetz 	
アジュールロー ajuuru roo
Barrage 	Tir en rafale 	Trommelfeuer 	
乱れ撃ち midare uchi
Beast Roll 	Jet de la bête 	Bestien-Wurf 	
ビーストロール biisuto rooru
Benediction 	Bénédiction 	Segnung 	
女神の祝福 megami no shukufuku
Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Blessing" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Blessing" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Blessing" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Blessing"
Berserk 	Berserk 	Berserker 	
バーサク baasaku
Blade Bash 	Revers de lame 	Mineuchi 	
峰打ちmineuchi
Blood Weapon 	Arme sanguinaire 	Blutwaffe 	
ブラッドウェポン buraddo wepon
Boost 	Accumulation 	Boost 	
ためる tameru
Notes: Literally "accumulate" 	Notes: Literally "accumulate" 	Notes: Literally "accumulate" 	Notes: Literally "accumulate"
Box Step 	Pas croisé 	Ausfallschritt 	
ボックスステップbokkusu suteppu
Burst Affinity 	Lien d'explosions 	Blauer Ausbruch 	
ブルーバースト buruu baasuto
Notes: Japanese- "Blue Burst" 	Notes: Japanese- "Blue Burst" 	Notes: Japanese- "Blue Burst" 	Notes: Japanese- "Blue Burst"
Building Flourish 	Pirouette intense 	Odins Polka 	
B.フラリッシュB. furarisshu
Call Beast 	Appel familier 	Bestie rufen 	
よびだす yobidasu
Notes: Japanese- Literally "to call forth." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "to call forth." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "to call forth." 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "to call forth."
Call Wyvern 	Appel wyvern 	Wyvern rufen 	
コールワイバーン kooru waibaan
Camouflage 	Camouflage 	Tarnung 	
カモフラージュ kamofuraaju
Celerity 	Célérité 	Tempus fugit 	
電光石火の章denkousekkanoshou
Chain Affinity 	Lien de chaînes 	Blaue Kette 	
ブルーチェーン buruu cheen
Notes: "Blue Chain" 	Notes: "Blue Chain" 	Notes: "Blue Chain" 	Notes: "Blue Chain"
Chainspell 	Chaîne de sorts 	Kettenspruch 	
連続魔 renzoku ma
Chakra 	Chakra 	Chakra 	
チャクラ chakura
Chaos Roll 	Jet du chaos 	Chaos-Wurf 	
カオスロール kaosu rooru
Charm 	Charme 	Zauberformel 	
あやつる ayatsuru
Chi Blast 	Rafale de chi 	Chi-Stoß 	
気孔弾 kikoudan
Chivalry 	Chevalerie 	Rittertugend 	
シバルリーshibarurii
Chocobo Jig 	Gigue chocobo 	Chocobo-Tango 	
チョコボジグchokobo jigu
Choral Roll 	Jet du chant 	Choral-Wurf 	
コーラルロール kooraru rooru
Convergence 	 	 	
コンバージェンスkonbaajensu
Convert 	Conversion 	Austauschen 	
コンバート konbaato
Notes: Japanese shorten to コンバ (konba) sometimes. 	Notes: Japanese shorten to コンバ (konba) sometimes. 	Notes: Japanese shorten to コンバ (konba) sometimes. 	Notes: Japanese shorten to コンバ (konba) sometimes.
Corsair's Roll 	Jet du corsaire 	Piraten-Wurf 	
コルセアズロール koruseazu rooru
Counterstance 	Qui-vive 	Gegenzug 	
かまえる kamaeru
Cover 	Couverture 	Deckung 	
かばう kabau
Curing Waltz 	Valse Soin 	Heilender Walzer 	
ケアルワルツkearu warutsu
Dark Arts 	Grimoire noir 	Schwarzes Grimoire 	
黒のグリモアkurono gurimoa
Dark Seal 	Sceau ténébreux 	Dunkles Siegel 	
ダークシールdaaku shiiru
Dark Shot 	Tir de ténèbre 	Schattenschuss 	
ダークショット daaku shotto
Deep Breathing 	Souffle profond 	Tiefer Atem 	
ディープブリージングdiipu buriijingu
Defender 	Défenseur 	Defender 	
ディフェンダー difendaa
Desperate Flourish 	Pirouette désespérée 	Verzweifelte Polka 	
D.フラリッシュD. furarisshu
Devotion 	Dévotion 	Hingabe 	
デヴォーションdevooshon
Diabolic Eye 	Œil diabolique 	Diabolisches Auge 	
ディアボリクアイdiaboriku ai
Diffusion 	 	Diffusion 	
ディフュージョンdifyuushon
Divine Seal 	Sceau divin 	Göttersiegel 	
女神の印 megamino in
Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Seal" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Seal" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Seal" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Seal"
Divine Waltz 	Valse divine 	Walzer der Göttin 	
ディバインワルツdibain warutsu
Dodge 	Esquive + 	Trick 	
回避 kaihi
Double-Up 	Surenchère 	Doppelter Einsatz 	
ダブルアップ daburu appu
Drachen Roll 	Jet du drachen 	Draken-Wurf 	
ドラケンロール doraken rooru
Drain Samba 	Samba Spoliation 	Vampir-Samba 	
ドレインサンバdorein sanba
Eagle Eye Shot 	Œil d'aigle 	Adleraugen-Schuss 	
イーグルアイ iiguru ai
Earth Shot 	Tir de terre 	Erdschuss 	
アースショット aasu shotto
Ebullience 	Ebullition 	Ultima ratio 	
気炎万丈の章kienbajounoshou
Elemental Seal 	Sceau élémentaire 	Elementar-Siegel 	
精霊の印 seirei no in
Evoker's Roll 	Jet de l'adjurateur 	Rufer-Wurf 	
エボカーズロール ebokaazu rooru
Familiar 	Dressage 	Vertrauter 	
使い魔 tsukaima
Fealty 	Fidélité 	Lehnseid 	
フィールティfiiruti
Feint 	Feinte 	Finte 	
フェイントfeinto
Feral Howl 	Hurlement sauvage 	Wildes Heulen 	
フェラルハウルferaru hauru
Fighter's Roll 	Jet combattant 	Kämpfer-Wurf 	
ファイターズロール faitaazu rooru
Fire Shot 	Tir de feu 	Feuerschuss 	
ファイアショット faia shotto
Flashy Shot 	Tir flagrant 	Grellschuss 	
フラッシーショットfurasshii shotto
Flee 	Fuite 	Reißaus 	
とんずら tonzura
Flourishes 	Pirouettes 	Polka-Rhythmen 	
フラリッシュfurarisshu
Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability. 	Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability. 	Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability. 	Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability.
Focus 	Précision 	Fokus 	
集中 shuuchuu
Fold 	 	Passen 	
フォールドfoorudo
Formless Strikes 	Coups informes 	Formlose Schläge 	
無想無念musoumunen
Notes: Japanese- Literally "being free from all distracting thoughts". 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "being free from all distracting thoughts". 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "being free from all distracting thoughts". 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "being free from all distracting thoughts".
Gallant's Roll 	Jet du preux 	Galant-Wurf 	
ガランツロール garantsu rooru
Gauge 	Evaluation 	Abschätzen 	
みやぶる miyaburu
Hasso 	Hasso 	Hasso 	
八双hassou
Haste Samba 	Samba Hâte 	Kraken-Samba 	
ヘイストサンバheisuto sanba
Healer's Roll 	Jet du guérisseur 	Heiler-Wurf 	
ヒーラーズロール hiiraazu rooru
Healing Waltz 	Valse curative 	Kur-Walzer 	
ヒーリングワルツhiiringu warutsu
Hide 	Dissimulation 	Verstecken 	
かくれる kakureru
High Jump 	Saut aérien 	Hochsprung 	
ハイジャンプ hai janpu
Holy Circle 	Cercle sacré 	Heiliger Kreis 	
ホーリーサークル hoorii saakuru
Hundred Fists 	Cent poings 	Hundert Fäuste 	
百烈拳 hyakuretsuken
Hunter's Roll 	Jet du chasseur 	Jäger-Wurf 	
ハンターズロール hantaazu rooru
Ice Shot 	Tir de glace 	Eisschuss 	
アイスショット aisu shotto
Invincible 	Invincible 	Unbesiegbar 	
インビンシブル inbinshiburu
Jigs 	Gigues 	Tango-Rhythmen 	
ジグモードjigu moodo
Jump 	Saut 	Sprung 	
ジャンプ janpu
Killer Instinct 	Instinct de tueur 	Killer-Instinkt 	
K.インスティンクトK. insutinkuto
Last Resort 	Dernier recours 	Letzter Ausweg 	
ラストリゾート rasuto rizooto
Light Arts 	Grimoire blanc 	Weißes Grimoire 	
白のグリモアshirono gurimoa
Light Shot 	Tir de lumière 	Lichtschuss 	
ライトショット raito shotto
Magus's Roll 	Jet du mage 	Magus-Wurf 	
メガスズロール megasuzu rooru
Manafont 	Source de Mana 	Mana-Fontäne 	
魔力の泉 maryoku no izumi
Notes: Japanese- "Fountain of Magical Power" 	Notes: Japanese- "Fountain of Magical Power" 	Notes: Japanese- "Fountain of Magical Power" 	Notes: Japanese- "Fountain of Magical Power"
Manifestation 	Manifestation 	Summum malum 	
精霊光来の章shouryoukourainoshou
Mantra 	Mantra 	Mantra 	
マントラmantora
Martyr 	Martyr 	Märtyrer 	
マーターmaataa
Meditate 	Méditation 	Meditieren 	
黙想 mokusou
Meikyo Shisui 	Meikyo Shisui 	Meikyo Shisui 	
明鏡止水 meikyo shisui
Notes: A rough translation of this Japanese phrase could be "Clear and serene, as a polished mirror and still water." It is an old Japanese phrase that reflects a "nirvana" like state of mental purity and clarity. 	Notes: A rough translation of this Japanese phrase could be "Clear and serene, as a polished mirror and still water." It is an old Japanese phrase that reflects a "nirvana" like state of mental purity and clarity. 	Notes: A rough translation of this Japanese phrase could be "Clear and serene, as a polished mirror and still water." It is an old Japanese phrase that reflects a "nirvana" like state of mental purity and clarity. 	Notes: A rough translation of this Japanese phrase could be "Clear and serene, as a polished mirror and still water." It is an old Japanese phrase that reflects a "nirvana" like state of mental purity and clarity.
Mighty Strikes 	Destro-frappes 	Powerschläge 	
マイティストライク maitii sutoraiku
Mijin Gakure 	Mijin Gakure 	Mijin Gakure 	
微塵がくれ mijin gakure
Notes: "Mijin" translates to atom or atomic. "Gakure" was given a rough translation of "to bring to an end." Therefore, "Mijin Gakure" might be thought of as "atomic explosion." "blow up to itty bitty pieces" 	Notes: "Mijin" translates to atom or atomic. "Gakure" was given a rough translation of "to bring to an end." Therefore, "Mijin Gakure" might be thought of as "atomic explosion." "blow up to itty bitty pieces" 	Notes: "Mijin" translates to atom or atomic. "Gakure" was given a rough translation of "to bring to an end." Therefore, "Mijin Gakure" might be thought of as "atomic explosion." "blow up to itty bitty pieces" 	Notes: "Mijin" translates to atom or atomic. "Gakure" was given a rough translation of "to bring to an end." Therefore, "Mijin Gakure" might be thought of as "atomic explosion." "blow up to itty bitty pieces"
Modus Veritas 	Modus veritas 	Vae victis 	
以逸待労の計iitsutairou no kei
Monk's Roll 	Jet du moine 	Mönchs-Wurf 	
モンクスロール monkuzu rooru
Mug 	Rapine 	Ausrauben 	
かすめとる kasumetoru
Nightingale 	Rossignol 	Nachtigall 	
ナイチンゲールnaichingeeru
Ninja Roll 	Jet du ninja 	Ninja-Wurf 	
ニンジャロール ninja rooru
Overdrive 	Suractivité 	Overdrive 	
オーバードライヴ oobaa doraivu
Parsimony 	Parcimonie 	Ex nihilo 	
勤倹小心の章kinkenshoushinnoshou
Penury 	Modestie 	Ex Deo 	
簡素清貧の章kansoseihinnoshou
Perfect Dodge 	Esquive absolute 	Superkniff 	
絶対回避 zettai kaihi
Notes: Japanese- "Absolute Evasion" 	Notes: Japanese- "Absolute Evasion" 	Notes: Japanese- "Absolute Evasion" 	Notes: Japanese- "Absolute Evasion"
Phantom Roll 	Jet fantôme 	Phantom-Wurf 	
ファントムロール fantomu rooru
Provoke 	Provocation 	Provozieren 	
挑発 chouhatsu
Puppet Roll 	Jet du pantin 	Puppen-Wurf 	
パペットロール papetto rooru
Quick Draw 	Tirage vif 	Schnellschuss 	
クイックドロー kuikku doroo
Quickstep 	Pas de deux 	Pirouette 	
クイックステップkuikku suteppu
Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability. 	Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability. 	Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability. 	Notes: It's somewhat amusing to note that Flourishes are called Pirouettes in French and Polkas in German, while in German, "Pirouette" is reserved for the Quickstep Ability.
Rampart 	Rempart 	Schutzwall 	
ランパート ranpaato
Random Deal 	Tirage aléatoire 	Zufallsdeal 	
ランダムディール randamu diiru
Rapture 	Fougue 	Fiat lux 	
意気昂然の章ikikouzennoshou
Repair 	Réparation 	Reparieren 	
リペアー ripeaa
Reverse Flourish 	Pirouette inversée 	Pfiffige Polka 	
R.フラリッシュR. furarisshu
Reward 	Récompense 	Belohnung 	
いたわる itawaru
Notes: In Japanese, this phrase carries a connotation of feeding a pet, pitying a pet, or rewarding a lesser creature for doing as it's supposed to. As such, "Reward" should not be used when asking for assistance, as the results are often off-putting or even insulting to Japanese players who have not adapted to the English-speaking playerbase's misuse of this. Square introduced "Reward:" (note the colon) under the Trade category to alleviate this problem. "You can have this" is also acceptable, but please avoid this one.	Notes: In Japanese, this phrase carries a connotation of feeding a pet, pitying a pet, or rewarding a lesser creature for doing as it's supposed to. As such, "Reward" should not be used when asking for assistance, as the results are often off-putting or even insulting to Japanese players who have not adapted to the English-speaking playerbase's misuse of this. Square introduced "Reward:" (note the colon) under the Trade category to alleviate this problem. "You can have this" is also acceptable, but please avoid this one.	Notes: In Japanese, this phrase carries a connotation of feeding a pet, pitying a pet, or rewarding a lesser creature for doing as it's supposed to. As such, "Reward" should not be used when asking for assistance, as the results are often off-putting or even insulting to Japanese players who have not adapted to the English-speaking playerbase's misuse of this. Square introduced "Reward:" (note the colon) under the Trade category to alleviate this problem. "You can have this" is also acceptable, but please avoid this one.	Notes: In Japanese, this phrase carries a connotation of feeding a pet, pitying a pet, or rewarding a lesser creature for doing as it's supposed to. As such, "Reward" should not be used when asking for assistance, as the results are often off-putting or even insulting to Japanese players who have not adapted to the English-speaking playerbase's misuse of this. Square introduced "Reward:" (note the colon) under the Trade category to alleviate this problem. "You can have this" is also acceptable, but please avoid this one.
Rogue's Roll 	Jet du brigand 	Gauner-Wurf 	
ローグズロール rooguzu rooru
Role Reversal 	 	Rollentausch 	
黒衣チェンジkokui chenji
Sambas 	Sambas 	Samba-Rhythmen 	
サンバモードsanba moodo
Samurai Roll 	Jet du samouraï 	Samurai-Wurf 	
サムライロール samurai rooru
Sange 	Sange 	Sange 	
散華sange
Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Dying a glorious death" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Dying a glorious death" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Dying a glorious death" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Dying a glorious death"
Scavenge 	Fouille 	Plündern 	
スカベンジ sukabenji
Seigan 	Seigan 	Seigan 	
星眼seigan
Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Star-Eye" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Star-Eye" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Star-Eye" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Star-Eye"
Sentinel 	Sentinelle 	Sentinel 	
センチネル senchineru
Shadowbind 	Entrave d'ombre 	Schattenfessel 	
影縫いkage nui
Notes: Japanese- Literally "shadow sewing" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "shadow sewing" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "shadow sewing" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "shadow sewing"
Sharpshot 	Visée 	Scharfschuss 	
狙い撃ち neraiuchi
Notes: Japanese- Literally "sniping" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "sniping" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "sniping" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "sniping"
Shield Bash 	Coup du bouclier 	Schildschlag 	
シールドバッシュ shiirudo basshu
Shikikoyo 	Shikikoyo 	Shikikoyo 	
士気昂揚shikikouyou
Notes: Japanese- "Morale Enhancement" 	Notes: Japanese- "Morale Enhancement" 	Notes: Japanese- "Morale Enhancement" 	Notes: Japanese- "Morale Enhancement"
Snake Eye 	 	Schlangenauge 	
スネークアイsuneeku ai
Sneak Attack 	Attaque furtive 	Schleichattacke 	
不意打ち fuiuchi
Notes: "fui" from this Japanese phrase is often combined with "dama" from Trick Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "unexpected attack". 	Notes: "fui" from this Japanese phrase is often combined with "dama" from Trick Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "unexpected attack". 	Notes: "fui" from this Japanese phrase is often combined with "dama" from Trick Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "unexpected attack". 	Notes: "fui" from this Japanese phrase is often combined with "dama" from Trick Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "unexpected attack".
Souleater 	Noirceur 	Seelenfresser 	
暗黒 ankoku
Notes: Literaly 'Darkness' in Japanese. Souleater is usually tabbed by Japanese to refer to Dark Knight, because Dark Knight is 暗黒騎士(ankokukishi) and they use 暗(an) or 暗黒(ankoku) for it in short. 	Notes: Literaly 'Darkness' in Japanese. Souleater is usually tabbed by Japanese to refer to Dark Knight, because Dark Knight is 暗黒騎士(ankokukishi) and they use 暗(an) or 暗黒(ankoku) for it in short. 	Notes: Literaly 'Darkness' in Japanese. Souleater is usually tabbed by Japanese to refer to Dark Knight, because Dark Knight is 暗黒騎士(ankokukishi) and they use 暗(an) or 暗黒(ankoku) for it in short. 	Notes: Literaly 'Darkness' in Japanese. Souleater is usually tabbed by Japanese to refer to Dark Knight, because Dark Knight is 暗黒騎士(ankokukishi) and they use 暗(an) or 暗黒(ankoku) for it in short.
Soul Voice 	Voix de l'âme 	Seelenstimme 	
ソウルボイス souru boisu
Spectral Jig 	Gigue spectrale 	Geister-Tango 	
スペクトラルジグsupekutoraru jigu
Spirit Link 	Lien spirituel 	Seelenlink 	
スピリットリンク sopiritto rinku
Spirit Surge 	Souffle d'esprit 	Seelenstoß 	
竜剣 ryuuken
Notes: Japanese- "Dragon Sword" 	Notes: Japanese- "Dragon Sword" 	Notes: Japanese- "Dragon Sword" 	Notes: Japanese- "Dragon Sword"
Steal 	Vol 	Stehlen 	
ぬすむ nusumu
Steps 	Pas 	Tanzschritte 	
ステップsuteppu
Stealth Shot 	Tir furtif 	Tarnschuss 	
ステルスショットsuterusu shotto
Strategems 	Stratagèmes 	Schultz' Kriegslisten 	
戦術魔道書senjutsumadousho
Stutter Step 	Pas chassé 	Schuhplattler 	
スタッターステップsutattaa suteppu
Super Climb 	Super grimpeur 	Super-Anstieg 	
スーパークライム suupaa kuraimu
Super Jump 	Super saut 	Supersprung 	
スーパージャンプ suupaa janpu
Tabula Rasa 	Tabula rasa 	Tabula rasa 	
連環計rentamakikei
Notes: "Tabula Rasa" is a Latin phrase meaning "clean slate." It refers to a theory that humans are born with no innate knowledge, allowing their environment and education to fully dictate their personality, behavior, and intelligence. Source 	Notes: "Tabula Rasa" is a Latin phrase meaning "clean slate." It refers to a theory that humans are born with no innate knowledge, allowing their environment and education to fully dictate their personality, behavior, and intelligence. Source 	Notes: "Tabula Rasa" is a Latin phrase meaning "clean slate." It refers to a theory that humans are born with no innate knowledge, allowing their environment and education to fully dictate their personality, behavior, and intelligence. Source 	Notes: "Tabula Rasa" is a Latin phrase meaning "clean slate." It refers to a theory that humans are born with no innate knowledge, allowing their environment and education to fully dictate their personality, behavior, and intelligence. Source
Tame 	Amadouer 	Zähmen 	
なだめる nadameru
Trance 	Transe 	Trance 	
トランスtoransu
Third Eye 	Troisième œil 	3. Auge 	
心眼 shingan
Notes: Japanese- "Heart's eye" 	Notes: Japanese- "Heart's eye" 	Notes: Japanese- "Heart's eye" 	Notes: Japanese- "Heart's eye"
Thunder Shot 	Tir de foudre 	Donnerschuss 	
サンダーショット sandaa shotto
Tomahawk 	Tomahawk 	Tomahawk 	
トマホークtomahooku
Trick Attack 	Attaque sournoise 	Trickattacke 	
だまし討ち damashiuchi
Notes: "dama" from this phrase is often combined with "fui" from Sneak Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "deceiving attack". 	Notes: "dama" from this phrase is often combined with "fui" from Sneak Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "deceiving attack". 	Notes: "dama" from this phrase is often combined with "fui" from Sneak Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "deceiving attack". 	Notes: "dama" from this phrase is often combined with "fui" from Sneak Attack to create the Japanese reference to SATA, "fuidama." The literal meaning is "deceiving attack".
Troubadour 	Troubadour 	Troubadour 	
トルバドゥールtorubaduuru
Unlimited Shot 	Tirs illimités 	Dauerschuss 	
エンドレスショット endoresu shotto
Notes: Japanese- "Endless Shot" 	Notes: Japanese- "Endless Shot" 	Notes: Japanese- "Endless Shot" 	Notes: Japanese- "Endless Shot"
Velocity Shot 	Tir véloce 	Schnell-Lader 	
ベロシティショットberoshiti shotto
Ventriloquy 	 	Bauchredner 	
腹話術fukuwajutsu
Violent Flourish 	Pirouette violente 	Brutale Polka 	
V.フラリッシュV. furarisshu
Waltzes 	Valses 	Walzer-Rhythmen 	
ワルツモードwarutsu moodo
Warcry 	Cri de guerre 	Kampfschrei 	
ウォークライ wookurai
Warding Circle 	Cercle protecteur 	Gewahrsamskreis 	
護摩の守護円 gomano shugoen
Warlock's Roll 	Jet enchanteur 	Hexer-Wurf 	
ワーロックスロール waarokkusu rooru
Warrior's Charge 	Charge du guerrier 	Kriegerwut 	
ウォリアーチャージworiaa chaaji
Water Shot 	Tir d'eau 	Wasserschuss 	
ウォータショット woota shotto
Weapon Bash 	Frappe paralysante 	Waffenschlag 	
ウェポンバッシュ wepon basshu
Wild Card 	Joker 	Wilde Karte 	
ワイルドカード wairudo kaado
Wild Flourish 	Pirouette enchaînée 	Wilde Polka 	
W.フラリッシュW. furarisshu
Wind Shot 	Tir de vent 	Windschuss 	
ウィンドショット windo shotto
Wizard's Roll 	Jet du sorcier 	Magier-Wurf 	
ウィザーズロールwizaazu rooru
===Job Traits/Caractéristiques job/Jobmerkmale/ジョブ特性===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Accuracy Bonus 	Bonus précision 	Präzisions-Bonus 	
物理命中率アップ butsuri meichuu ritsu "appu"
Notes: Japanese- "Physical accuracy rate up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical accuracy rate up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical accuracy rate up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical accuracy rate up"
Aggressive Aim 	Visée agressive 	Aggressiv-Treffer 	
アグレシブエイムagureshibu eimu
Alertness 	Vigilance 	Wachsamkeit 	
警戒 keikai
Ambush 	Embuscade 	Hinterhalt 	
アンブッシュanbusshu
Amorph Killer 	Tueur d'amorphes 	Amorphkiller 	
アモルフキラー amorufu kiraa
Aquan Killer 	Tueur d'aquans 	Aquankiller 	
アクアンキラー akuan kiraa
Arcana Killer 	Tueur d'arcanas 	Arcanakiller 	
アルカナキラー arukana kiraa
Assassin 	Assassin 	Mörder 	
アサシン asashin
Assimilation 	 	Einverleibung 	
アシミレーションashimireeshon
Attack Bonus 	Bonus attaque 	Attacken-Bonus 	
物理攻撃力アップ butsuri kougeki ryoku "appu"
Notes: Japanese- "Physical attack power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical attack power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical attack power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical attack power up"
Aura Steal 	Vol d'aura 	Aura-Diebstahl 	
オーラスティールoora sutiiru
Auto Refresh 	Auto-recharge 	Auto-Erfrischen 	
オートリフレシュ ooto rifureshu
Auto Regen 	Auto-récup 	Auto-Regeneration 	
オートリジェネ ooto rijene
Beast Affinity 	Ami des bêtes 	Bestien-Affinität 	
ビーストアフニティbiisuto afuniti
Beast Healer 	Vétérinaire 	Bestienheiler 	
ビーストヒーラーbiisuto hiiraa
Beast Killer 	Tueur de bêtes 	Bestienkiller 	
ビーストキラー biisuto kiraa
Bird Killer 	Tueur d'oiseaux 	Vogelkiller 	
バードキラー baado kiraa
Clear Mind 	Esprit clair 	Klarer Kopf 	
クリアマインド kuria maindo
Conserve MP 	Economie MP 	MP einsparen 	
コンサーブMP konsaabu MP
Counter 	Riposte 	Konter 	
カウンター kauntaa
Defense Bonus 	Bonus défense 	Verteidigungs-Bonus 	
物理防御力アップ butsuri bougyo ryoku "appu"
Notes: Japanese- "Physical defense power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical defense power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical defense power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical defense power up"
Demon Killer 	Tueur de démons 	Dämonenkiller 	
デーモンキラー deemon kiraa
Desperate Blows 	Coups désespérés 	Verzweiflungshiebe 	
デスペレートブローdesupereeto buroo
Divine Veil 	Voile divin 	Gottesschleier 	
女神の慈悲 megami no jihi
Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Mercy" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Mercy" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Mercy" 	Notes: Japanese- "Goddess's Mercy"
Double Attack 	Double attaque 	Doppelattacke 	
ダブルアタック daburu atakku
Dragon Killer 	Tueur de dragons 	Drachenkiller 	
ドラゴンキラー doragon kiraa
Dual Wield 	Deux armes 	Doppelwaffe 	
二刀流 nitouryuu
Notes: Japanese- Literally means "Two sword style." French- Literally, simply "Two weapons."	Notes: Japanese- Literally means "Two sword style." French- Literally, simply "Two weapons."	Notes: Japanese- Literally means "Two sword style." French- Literally, simply "Two weapons."	Notes: Japanese- Literally means "Two sword style." French- Literally, simply "Two weapons."
Empathy 	Empathie 	Empathie 	
エンパシーenpashii
Enchainment 	 	Verkettung 	
エンチェーンメントencheenmento
Evasion Bonus 	Bonus esquive 	Ausweich-Bonus 	
物理回避率アップ butsuri kaihi ritsu "appu"
Notes: Japanese- "Physical evasion rate up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical evasion rate up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical evasion rate up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Physical evasion rate up"
Fast Cast 	Rapido-magie 	Schnellzauber 	
ファストキャスト fasuto kyasuto
Fine-Tuning 	 	Feinabstimmung 	
微調整bichousei
Gilfinder 	Gils plus 	Gilfinder 	
ギルスティール girusutiiru
Notes: The Japanese text of this item is "Gilsteal" 	Notes: The Japanese text of this item is "Gilsteal" 	Notes: The Japanese text of this item is "Gilsteal" 	Notes: The Japanese text of this item is "Gilsteal"
Guardian 	Gardien 	Hüter 	
ガーディアンgaadian
Ikishoten 	Ikishoten 	Ikishoten 	
意気衝天ikishouten
Notes: Translates in Japanese to "High Spirits" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "High Spirits" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "High Spirits" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "High Spirits"
Invigorate 	Tonifiant 	Stärkung 	
練気renki
Iron Will 	Volonté de fer 	Eiserner Wille 	
アイアンウィルaian wiru
Kick Attacks 	Coups de pied 	Trittattacke 	
蹴撃 shuugeki
Lizard Killer 	Tueur de lézards 	Echsenkiller 	
リザードキラー rizaado kiraa
Loaded Deck 	 	Kartentrick 	
ローデッドデッキroodeddo dekki
Magic Atk. Bonus 	Bonus attaque magique 	Magieattacken-Bonus 	
魔法攻撃力アップ mahou kougeki ryoku "appu"
Notes: Japanese- "Magic attack power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Magic attack power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Magic attack power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Magic attack power up"
Magic Def. Bonus 	Bonus défense magique 	Magieverteidigungs-Bonus 	
魔法防御力アップ mahou bougyoryoku "appu"
Notes: Japanese- "Magic defense power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Magic defense power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Magic defense power up" 	Notes: Japanese- "Magic defense power up"
Martial Arts 	Arts martiaux 	Kampfkünste 	
マーシャルアーツ maasharu aatsu
Max HP Boost 	HP maximum augmenté 	Maximale HP-Boost 	
HPmaxアップ HPmax "appu"
Max MP Boost 	MP maximum augmenté 	Maximale MP-Boost 	
MPmaxアップ MPmax "appu"
Muted Soul 	Ame silencieuse 	Unterdrückte Seele 	
ミューテッドソウルmyuuteddo souru
Ninja Tool Expertise 	Expert outils ninja 	Ninja-Weisheit 	
忍具の知識ninguno chishiki
Optimization 	 	Optimierung 	
最適化saitekika
Penance 	Pénitence 	Buße 	
発剄hatsukei
Plantoid Killer 	Tueur de plantoïdes 	Plantoidenkiller 	
プラントイドキラー purantoido kiraa
Overwhelm 	Face-à-face 	Überwältigen 	
正正堂堂seiseidoudou
Notes: Japanese- "Fair and Square" 	Notes: Japanese- "Fair and Square" 	Notes: Japanese- "Fair and Square" 	Notes: Japanese- "Fair and Square"
Rapid Shot 	Tir rapide 	Rapidschuss 	
ラピッドショット rapiddo shotto
Recycle 	Recyclage 	Recycle 	
リサイクルrisaikuru
Resist Bind 	Résiste Entrave 	Fessel widerstehen 	
レジストバインド rejisuto baindo
Resist Blind 	Résiste Cécité 	Blind widerstehen 	
レジストブライン rejisuto burain
Resist Charm 	Résiste Charme 	Zauberformeln widerstehen 	
レジストチャーム rejisuto chaamu
Resist Curse 	Résiste Maléfice 	Fluch widerstehen 	
レジストカーズ rejisuto kaazu
Resist Gravity 	Résiste Pesanteur 	Schwerkraft widerstehen 	
レジストグラビティ rejisuto gurabitii
Resist Paralyze 	Résiste Paralysie 	Paralyse widerstehen 	
レジストパライズ rejisuto paraizu
Resist Petrify 	Résiste Pétrification 	Stein widerstehen 	
レジストペトリ rejisuto petora
Resist Poison 	Résiste Poison 	Gift widerstehen 	
レジストポイズン rejisuto poizun
Resist Silence 	Résiste Silence 	Schweigen widerstehen 	
レジストサイレス rejisuto sairesu
Resist Sleep 	Résiste Sommeil 	Schlaf widerstehen 	
レジストスリープ rejisuto suriipu
Resist Slow 	Résiste Lenteur 	Gemach widerstehen 	
レジストスロウ rejisuto surou
Resist Stun 	Résiste Etourdissement 	Verblüffen widerstehen 	
レジストスタン rejisuto sutan
Resist Virus 	Résiste Virus 	Viren widerstehen 	
レジストウィルス rejisuto wirus
Savagery 	Sauvagerie 	Wildheit 	
サベッジリsabejjiri
Shield Mastery 	Maîtrise bouclier 	Schildmeister 	
シールドマスタリー shiirudo masutarii
Snapshot 	Tir instantané 	Schnappschuss 	
スナップショットsunappu shotto
Stealth 	Discrétion 	Heimlichkeit 	
ステルス suterusu
Store TP 	Réserve TP 	TP lagern 	
ストアTP sutoa TP
Strafe 	Bombardement 	Beschuss 	
ストレイフsutoreifu
Subtle Blow 	Coup subtil 	Subtilschlag 	
モクシャ mokusha
Treasure Hunter 	Chasseur de trésor 	Schatzjäger 	
トレジャーハンター torejaa hantaa
Triple Attack 	Triple attaque 	Dreifachattacke 	
トリプルアタック toripuru atakku
Undead Killer 	Tueur mort-vivant 	Untotenkiller 	
アンデッドキラー andeddo kiraa
Vermin Killer 	Tueur de vermines 	Ungezieferkiller 	
ヴァーミンキラー vaamin kiraa
Winning Streak 	 	Glückssträhne 	
ウィニングストリークwiningu sutoriiku
Zanshin 	Zanshin 	Zanshin 	
残心 zanshin
Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Follow-through" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Follow-through" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Follow-through" 	Notes: Translates in Japanese to "Follow-through"
===Weapon Skills/Compétences armes/Waffen-Fertigkeiten/ウェポンスキル===
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English 	French 	German 	Japanese
Arching Arrow 	Flèche courbante 	Bogenpfeil 	
アーチングアロー aachingu aroo
Armor Break 	Brise-armure 	Rüstungbruch 	
アーマーブレイク aamaa bureiku
Asuran Fists 	Poings Asuran 	Asura-Fäuste 	
夢想阿修羅拳 musou ashura ken
Notes: Japanese- "Vision of Ashura's Fists" 	Notes: Japanese- "Vision of Ashura's Fists" 	Notes: Japanese- "Vision of Ashura's Fists" 	Notes: Japanese- "Vision of Ashura's Fists"
Avalanche Axe 	Hache avalanche 	Lawinenaxt 	
アバランチアクス abaranchi akusu
Backhand Blow 	Revers de main 	Rückhand-Schlag 	
バックハンドブロー bakkuhando buroo
Black Halo 	Halo noir 	Schwarzer Schein 	
ブラックヘイロー burakku heiro
Blade: Chi 	Lame : Chi 	Klinge: Chi 	
地 chi
Notes: "Earth" 	Notes: "Earth" 	Notes: "Earth" 	Notes: "Earth"
Blade: Ei 	Lame : Ei 	Klinge: Ei 	
影ei
Notes: "Shadow" 	Notes: "Shadow" 	Notes: "Shadow" 	Notes: "Shadow"
Blade: Jin 	Lame : Jin 	Klinge: Jin 	
迅 jin
Notes: "Swift" 	Notes: "Swift" 	Notes: "Swift" 	Notes: "Swift"
Blade: Ku 	Lame : Ku 	Klinge: Ku 	
空 kuu
Notes: "Emptiness" or "Sky" 	Notes: "Emptiness" or "Sky" 	Notes: "Emptiness" or "Sky" 	Notes: "Emptiness" or "Sky"
Blade: Retsu 	Lame : Retsu 	Klinge: Retsu 	
烈 retsu
Notes: "Intensity" 	Notes: "Intensity" 	Notes: "Intensity" 	Notes: "Intensity"
Blade: Rin 	Lame : Rin 	Klinge: Rin 	
臨 rin
Notes: "Confront" 	Notes: "Confront" 	Notes: "Confront" 	Notes: "Confront"
Blade: Teki 	Lame : Teki 	Klinge: Teki 	
滴 teki
Notes: "Drop of water" 	Notes: "Drop of water" 	Notes: "Drop of water" 	Notes: "Drop of water"
Blade: Ten 	Lame : Ten 	Klinge: Ten 	
天 ten
Notes: "Heaven" 	Notes: "Heaven" 	Notes: "Heaven" 	Notes: "Heaven"
Blade: To 	Lame : To 	Klinge: To 	
凍 tou
Notes: "Frozen" 	Notes: "Frozen" 	Notes: "Frozen" 	Notes: "Frozen"
Blast Arrow 	Flèche explosive 	Stoßpfeil 	
ブラストアロー burasuto aroo
Blast Shot 	Tir explosif 	Stoßschuss 	
ブラストショット burasuto shotto
Brainshaker 	Choc cervical 	Hirnrüttler 	
ブレインシェイカー burein sheikaa
Burning Blade 	Lame ardente 	Brennende Klinge 	
バーニングブレード baaningu bureedo
Calamity 	Calamité 	Unheil 	
カラミティ karamiti
Circle Blade 	Lame circulaire 	Kreisklinge 	
サークルブレード saakuru bureedo
Combo 	Combo 	Kombo 	
コンボ konbo
Crescent Moon 	Croissant lunaire 	Halbmond 	
クレセントムーン kuresento muun
Cross Reaper 	Fauchaison 	Kreuzmäher 	
クロスリーパー kurosu riipaa
Cyclone 	Cyclone 	Zyklon 	
サイクロン saikuron
Dancing Edge 	Tranchant dansant 	Tanzende Schneide 	
ダンシングエッジ danshingu ejji
Dark Harvest 	Récolte noire 	Dunkle Ernte 	
ダークハーベスト daaku haabesuto
Decimation 	Décimation 	Dezimierung 	
デシメーション deshimeeshon
Detonator 	Détonateur 	Detonator 	
デトネーター detoneetaa
Double Thrust 	Percée double 	Doppelschub 	
ダブルスラスト daburu surasuto
Dragon Kick 	Tacle du dragon 	Drachentritt 	
双竜脚 souryuukyaku
Notes: Japanese- "Twin dragon legs" 	Notes: Japanese- "Twin dragon legs" 	Notes: Japanese- "Twin dragon legs" 	Notes: Japanese- "Twin dragon legs"
Dulling Arrow 	Flèche émoussante 	Stumpfer Pfeil 	
ダリングアロー daringu aroo
Earth Crusher 	Broyeur terrestre 	Erdspalter 	
アースクラッシャー aasu kurasshaa
Empyreal Arrow 	Flèche empyréenne 	Himmelspfeil 	
エンピリアルアロー enpiriaru aroo
Energy Drain 	Spoliation d'énergie 	Energieabfluss 	
エナジードレイン enajii dorein
Energy Steal 	Vol d'énergie 	Energiediebstahl 	
エナジースティール enajii sutiiru
Evisceration 	Eviscération 	Ausweidung 	
エヴィサレーション ebisareeshon
Fast Blade 	Lame rapide 	Schnelle Klinge 	
ファストブレード fasuto bureedo
Flaming Arrow 	Flèche enflammée 	Flammenpfeil 	
フレイミングアロー fureimingu aroo
Flat Blade 	Lame plate 	Flache Klinge 	
フラットブレード furatto bureedo
Freezebite 	Gelure 	Frierbiss 	
フリーズバイト furiizubaito
Frostbite 	Engelure 	Frostbiss 	
フロストバイト furosutobaito
Full Break 	Brise-tout 	Voller Bruch 	
フルブレイク furu bureiku
Full Swing 	Grand swing 	Voller Schwinger 	
フルスイング furu suingu
Gale Axe 	Hache vigoureuse 	Orkan-Axt 	
ラファールアクス rafaaru akusu
Ground Strike 	Frappe terrestre 	Grundschlag 	
グラウンドストライク guraundo sutoraiku
Guillotine 	Guillotine 	Guillotine 	
ギロティン girotin
Gust Slash 	Coup de vent 	Windschlitzer 	
ガストスラッシュ gasuto surasshu
Hard Slash 	Coup cinglant 	Harter Schlitzer 	
ハードスラッシュ haado surasshu
Heavy Shot 	Tir violent 	Schwerer Schuss 	
ヘヴィショット hebi shotto
Heavy Swing 	Swing violent 	Schwerer Schwinger 	
ヘヴィスイング hebi suingu
Hexa Strike 	Hexa-frappe 	Hexa-Schlag 	
ヘキサストライク hekisa sutoraiku
Hot Shot 	Tir brûlant 	Volltreffer 	
ホットショット hotto shotto
Howling Fist 	Poing hurlant 	Heulende Faust 	
空鳴拳 kuumeiken
Impulse Drive 	Pulsion 	Impulsschwung 	
インパルスドライヴ inparusu doraivu
Iron Tempest 	Tempête de fer 	Eisensturm 	
アイアンテンペスト aian tenpesuto
Judgment 	Jugement 	Urteil 	
ジャッジメント jajjimento
Keen Edge 	Tranchant acéré 	Kühne Schneide 	
キーンエッジ kiin ejji
Leg Sweep 	Balayette 	Bein stellen 	
足払い ashibarai
Mistral Axe 	Hache mistral 	Mistral-Axt 	
ミストラルアクス misutoraru akusu
Moonlight 	Clair de lune 	Mondlicht 	
ムーンライト muunraito
Nightmare Scythe 	Faux du cauchemar 	Albtraumsense 	
ナイトメアサイス naitomea saisu
One Inch Punch 	Poing fulgurant 	One-Inch-Punch 	
短勁 tankei
Notes: Japanese- Literally "short strong" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "short strong" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "short strong" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "short strong"
Penta Thrust 	Percée Penta 	Penta-Schub 	
ペンタスラスト penta surasuto
Piercing Arrow 	Flèche perçante 	Bohrender Pfeil 	
ピアシングアロー piashingu aroo
Power Slash 	Coup puissant 	Kraftschlitzer 	
パワースラッシュ pawaa surasshu
Raging Axe 	Hache enragée 	Axt des Zorns 	
レイジングアクス reijingu akusu
Raging Fists 	Poings enragés 	Fäuste des Zorns 	
乱撃 rangeki
Raging Rush 	Ruée enragée 	Wutrausch 	
レイジングラッシュ reijingu rasshu
Raiden Thrust 	Percée raiden 	Überfallsschub 	
ライデンスラスト raiden surasuto
Rampage 	Ravage 	Amok 	
ランページ ranpeeji
Red Lotus Blade 	Lame lotus rouge 	Rote Lotosklinge 	
レッドロータス reddo rootasu
Retribution 	Châtiment 	Vergeltung 	
レトリビューション retoribyuushon
Rock Crusher 	Broyeur de roche 	Felsspalter 	
ロッククラッシャー rokku kurasshaa
Savage Blade 	Lame sauvage 	Barbarenklinge 	
サベッジブレード sabajji bureedo
Seraph Blade 	Lame séraphine 	Seraph-Klinge 	
セラフブレード serafu bureedo
Seraph Strike 	Frappe séraphine 	Seraph-Schlag 	
セラフストライク serafu sutoraiku
Shadow of Death 	Ombre de la mort 	Schatten des Todes 	
シャドーオブデス shadoo obu desu
Shadowstitch 	Pointe sombre 	Schattenstich 	
シャドーステッチ shadoo sutecchi
Shark Bite 	Morsure du squale 	Haibiss 	
シャークバイト shaaku baito
Shell Crusher 	Broyeur de carapace 	Hüllenbrecher 	
シェルクラッシャー sheru kurasshaa
Shield Break 	Brise-bouclier 	Schildbruch 	
シールドブレイク shiirudo bureiku
Shining Blade 	Lame brillante 	Scheinende Klinge 	
シャインブレード shain bureedo
Shining Strike 	Frappe brillante 	Scheinender Schlag 	
シャインストライク shain sutoraiku
Shockwave 	Onde de choc 	Schockwelle 	
ショックウェーブ shokkuweebu
Shoulder Tackle 	Tacle d'épaule 	Schultergriff 	
タックル takkuru
Sickle Moon 	Faucille lunaire 	Mondsichel 	
シックルムーン shikkuru muun
Sidewinder 	Missile 	Seitenschneider 	
サイドワインダー saidowaindaa
Skewer 	Embrocheur 	Spieß 	
スキュアー sukyuaa
Skullbreaker 	Brise-crâne 	Schädelbrecher 	
スカルブレイカー sukarubureikaa
Slice 	Faucheur 	Aufschneiden 	
スライス suraisu
Slug Shot 	Tir de brute 	Schrotschuss 	
スラッグショット suraggu shotto
Smash Axe 	Hache démolisseuse 	Schlagaxt 	
スマッシュ sumasshu
Sniper Shot 	Tir d'élite 	Scharfschuss 	
スナイパーショット sunaipaa shotto
Spinning Attack 	Attaque tournante 	Dreh-Attacke 	
スピンアタック supin atakku
Spinning Axe 	Hache tournante 	Drehaxt 	
スピニングアクス spiningu akusu
Spinning Scythe 	Faux tournante 	Drehsense 	
スピニングサイス spiningu saisu
Spinning Slash 	Coup tournante 	Drehschlitzer 	
スピンスラッシュ supin surashu
Spiral Hell 	Spirale infernale 	Spiralenhölle 	
スパイラルヘル supairaru heru
Spirit Taker 	Preneur d'esprit 	Geistnehmer 	
スピリットテーカー supitittsu teekaa
Spirits Within 	Esprits intérieurs 	Innerer Geist 	
スピリッツウィズイン supirittsu wizuin
Split Shot 	Tir fendant 	Spaltschuss 	
スプリットショット supuritto shotto
Starburst 	Eclat stellaire 	Sternenausbruch 	
スターバースト sutaabaasuto
Starlight 	Lumière Stellaire 	Sternenlicht 	
スターライト sutaaraito
Steel Cyclone 	Cyclone d'acier 	Stahlzyklon 	
スチールサイクロン suchiiru saikuron
Sturmwind 	Ouragan 	Sturmwind 	
シュトルムヴィント shutorumuvinto
Sunburst 	Eclat solaire 	Sonnenausbruch 	
サンバースト sanbaasuto
Swift Blade 	Lame vive 	Flinke Klinge 	
スウィフトブレード suwifuto bureedo
Tachi: Enpi 	Tachi : Enpi 	Tachi: Enpi 	
壱之太刀・燕飛 ichi no tachi-enpi
Notes: "Long sword #1: Flying Swallow 	Notes: "Long sword #1: Flying Swallow 	Notes: "Long sword #1: Flying Swallow 	Notes: "Long sword #1: Flying Swallow
Tachi: Gekko 	Tachi : Gekko 	Tachi: Gekko 	
八之太刀・月光 hachi no tachi-gekkou
Notes: "Long sword #8: Moonlight" 	Notes: "Long sword #8: Moonlight" 	Notes: "Long sword #8: Moonlight" 	Notes: "Long sword #8: Moonlight"
Tachi: Goten 	Tachi : Goten 	Tachi: Goten 	
参之太刀・轟天 san no tachi-gouten
Notes: "Long sword #3: Thunder of Heaven" 	Notes: "Long sword #3: Thunder of Heaven" 	Notes: "Long sword #3: Thunder of Heaven" 	Notes: "Long sword #3: Thunder of Heaven"
Tachi: Hobaku 	Tachi : Hobaku 	Tachi: Hobaku 	
弐之太刀・鋒縛 ni no tachi-houbaku
Notes: "Long sword #2: Halting Swordtip" 	Notes: "Long sword #2: Halting Swordtip" 	Notes: "Long sword #2: Halting Swordtip" 	Notes: "Long sword #2: Halting Swordtip"
Tachi: Jinpu 	Tachi : Jinpu 	Tachi: Jinpu 	
五之太刀・陣風 go no tachi-jinpuu
Notes: "Long sword #5: Gale" 	Notes: "Long sword #5: Gale" 	Notes: "Long sword #5: Gale" 	Notes: "Long sword #5: Gale"
Tachi: Kagero 	Tachi : Kagero 	Tachi: Kagero 	
四之太刀・陽炎 shi no tachi-kagerou
Notes: "Long sword #4: Heat haze" 	Notes: "Long sword #4: Heat haze" 	Notes: "Long sword #4: Heat haze" 	Notes: "Long sword #4: Heat haze"
Tachi: Kasha 	Tachi : Kasha 	Tachi: Kasha 	
九之太刀・花車 ku no tachi-kasha
Notes: "Long sword #9: Hanaguruma" Note: Kasha is the Chinese reading of Hanaguruma, the name of a flower. It could also be translated as "Blossom Wheel," which explains the animation sequence. Hanaguruma	Notes: "Long sword #9: Hanaguruma" Note: Kasha is the Chinese reading of Hanaguruma, the name of a flower. It could also be translated as "Blossom Wheel," which explains the animation sequence. Hanaguruma	Notes: "Long sword #9: Hanaguruma" Note: Kasha is the Chinese reading of Hanaguruma, the name of a flower. It could also be translated as "Blossom Wheel," which explains the animation sequence. Hanaguruma	Notes: "Long sword #9: Hanaguruma" Note: Kasha is the Chinese reading of Hanaguruma, the name of a flower. It could also be translated as "Blossom Wheel," which explains the animation sequence. Hanaguruma
Tachi: Koki 	Tachi : Koki 	Tachi: Koki 	
六之太刀・光輝 roku no tachi-kouki
Notes: "Long sword #6: Splendor" 	Notes: "Long sword #6: Splendor" 	Notes: "Long sword #6: Splendor" 	Notes: "Long sword #6: Splendor"
Tachi: Yukikaze 	Tachi : Yukikaze 	Tachi: Yukikaze 	
七之太刀・雪風 shichi no tachi-yukikaze
Notes: "Long sword #7: Blowing Snow" 	Notes: "Long sword #7: Blowing Snow" 	Notes: "Long sword #7: Blowing Snow" 	Notes: "Long sword #7: Blowing Snow"
Thunder Thrust 	Percée foudre 	Donnerschub 	
サンダースラスト sandaa surasuto
True Strike 	Frappe franche 	Wahrer Schlag 	
トゥルーストライク turuu sutoraiku
Viper Bite 	Morsure de vipère 	Vipernbiss 	
バイパーバイト baipaa baito
Vorpal Blade 	Lame vorpale 	Vorpal-Klinge 	
ボーパルブレード booparu bureedo
Vorpal Scythe 	Faux vorpale 	Vorpal-Sense 	
ボーパルサイス booparu saisu
Vorpal Thrust 	Percée vorpale 	Vorpal-Schub 	
ボーパルスラスト booparu surasuto
Wasp Sting 	Piqûre de guêpe 	Wespenstich 	
ワスプスティング wasupu sutingu
Weapon Break 	Brise-arme 	Waffenbruch 	
ウェポンブレイク wepon bureiku
Wheeling Thrust 	Percée tournante 	Radschub 	
大車輪 daisharin
===Ninjutsu/Ninjutsu/Ninjutsu/忍術===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
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Dokumori 	Dokumori 	Dokumori 	
毒盛の術 dokumori no jutsu
Notes: "Art of poison" 	Notes: "Art of poison" 	Notes: "Art of poison" 	Notes: "Art of poison"
Doton 	Doton 	Doton 	
土遁の術 doton no jutsu
Notes: "Art of releasing earth" 	Notes: "Art of releasing earth" 	Notes: "Art of releasing earth" 	Notes: "Art of releasing earth"
Hojo 	Hojo 	Hojo 	
捕縄の術 hojou no jutsu
Notes: "Art of the policeman's rope" 	Notes: "Art of the policeman's rope" 	Notes: "Art of the policeman's rope" 	Notes: "Art of the policeman's rope"
Huton 	Huton 	Huton 	
風遁の術 fuuton no jutsu
Notes: "Art of releasing wind" 	Notes: "Art of releasing wind" 	Notes: "Art of releasing wind" 	Notes: "Art of releasing wind"
Hyoton 	Hyoton 	Hyoton 	
氷遁の術 hyouton no jutsu
Notes: "Art of releasing ice" 	Notes: "Art of releasing ice" 	Notes: "Art of releasing ice" 	Notes: "Art of releasing ice"
Jubaku 	Jubaku 	Jubaku 	
呪縛の術 jubaku no jutsu
Notes: "Art of curse" 	Notes: "Art of curse" 	Notes: "Art of curse" 	Notes: "Art of curse"
Katon 	Katon 	Katon 	
火遁の術 katon no jutsu
Notes: "Art of releasing fire" 	Notes: "Art of releasing fire" 	Notes: "Art of releasing fire" 	Notes: "Art of releasing fire"
Kurayami 	Kurayami 	Kurayami 	
暗闇の術 kurayami no jutsu
Notes: "Art of darkness" 	Notes: "Art of darkness" 	Notes: "Art of darkness" 	Notes: "Art of darkness"
Raiton 	Raiton 	Raiton 	
雷遁の術 raiton no jutsu
Notes: "Art of releasing thunder" 	Notes: "Art of releasing thunder" 	Notes: "Art of releasing thunder" 	Notes: "Art of releasing thunder"
Suiton 	Suiton 	Suiton 	
水遁の術 suiton no jutsu
Notes: "Art of releasing water" 	Notes: "Art of releasing water" 	Notes: "Art of releasing water" 	Notes: "Art of releasing water"
Tonko 	Tonko 	Tonko 	
遁甲の術 tonkou no jutsu
Notes: The "ton" in Tonkou is used to refer to fleeing from danger.	Notes: The "ton" in Tonkou is used to refer to fleeing from danger.	Notes: The "ton" in Tonkou is used to refer to fleeing from danger.	Notes: The "ton" in Tonkou is used to refer to fleeing from danger.
Utsusemi 	Utsusemi 	Utsusemi 	
空蝉の術 utsusemi no jutsu
Notes: "Art of cicada shell" 	Notes: "Art of cicada shell" 	Notes: "Art of cicada shell" 	Notes: "Art of cicada shell"
===Avatars/Avatars/Beschwörung/神獣===
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Carbuncle	Carbuncle	Carbuncle	
カーバンクル kaabankuru
Diabolos 	Diabolos 	Diabolos 	
ディアボロス diaborosu
Fenrir 	Fenrir 	Fenrir 	
フェンリル fenriru
Garuda 	Garuda 	Garuda 	
ガルーダ garuuda
Ifrit 	Ifrit 	Ifrit 	
イフリート ifuriito
Leviathan	Leviathan	Leviathan	
リヴァイアサン rivaiasan
Ramuh 	Ramuh 	Ramuh 	
ラムウ ramuu
Shiva 	Shiva 	Shiva 	
シヴァ shiva
Titan 	Titan 	Titan 	
タイタン taitan
===Pet Commands/Commandes familier/Dressur/ペットコマンド===
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Aerial Armor 	 	 	
真空の鎧 shinkuu no yoroi
Notes: Japanese- "Hollow Armor" 	Notes: Japanese- "Hollow Armor" 	Notes: Japanese- "Hollow Armor" 	Notes: Japanese- "Hollow Armor"
Aerial Blast 	 	 	
エリアルブラスト eriaru burasuto
Assault 	 	 	
神獣の攻撃 shinjuu no kougeki
Axe Kick 	 	 	
アクスキック akusu kikku
Barracuda Dive 	 	 	
バラクーダダイブ barakuuda daibu
Blood Pact: Rage 	 	 	
契約の履行：幻術keiyaku no rikou: genjutsu
Blood Pact: Ward 	 	 	
契約の履行：験術keiyaku no rikou: shiroshijutsu
Burning Strike 	 	 	
バーニングストライク baaningu sutoraiku
Camisado 	 	 	
カミサドー kamisadoo
Chaotic Strike 	 	 	
カオスストライク kaosu sutoraiku
Claw 	 	 	
クロー kuroo
Crescent Fang 	 	 	
クレセントファング kuresento fangu
Crimson Howl 	 	 	
紅蓮の咆哮 guren no houkou
Dark Maneuver 	 	 	
ダークマニューバ daaku manyuuba
Deactivate 	 	 	
ディアクティベート diakutibeeto
Deploy 	 	 	
ディプロイ dipuroi
Diamond Dust 	 	 	
ダイヤモンドダスト daiyamondo dasuto
Dismiss 	 	 	
送還 soukan
Double Punch 	 	 	
ダブルパンチ daburu panchi
Double Slap 	 	 	
ダブルスラップ daburu surappu
Dream Shroud 	 	 	
ドリームシュラウド doriimu shuraudo
Earthen Fury 	 	 	
アースフューリー aasu fyuurii
Earthen Ward 	 	 	
大地の守り daichino mamori
Earth Maneuver 	 	 	
アースマニューバ aasu manyuuba
Eclipse Bite 	 	 	
エクリプスバイト ekuripusu baito
Ecliptic Growl 	 	 	
上弦の唸り jougen no unari
Notes: Japanese- Jougen = 1st Quarter of moon phase	Notes: Japanese- Jougen = 1st Quarter of moon phase	Notes: Japanese- Jougen = 1st Quarter of moon phase	Notes: Japanese- Jougen = 1st Quarter of moon phase
Ecliptic Howl 	 	 	
下弦の咆哮 kagen no houkou
Notes: Japanese- Kagen = Last Quarter of moon phase	Notes: Japanese- Kagen = Last Quarter of moon phase	Notes: Japanese- Kagen = Last Quarter of moon phase	Notes: Japanese- Kagen = Last Quarter of moon phase
Fight 	 	 	
たたかえ tatakae
Fire Maneuver 	 	 	
ファイアマニューバ faia mantuuba
Flaming Crush 	 	 	
フレイムクラッシュ fureimu kurasshu
Frost Armor 	 	 	
凍てつく鎧 itetsuku yoroi
Geocrush 	 	 	
ジオクラッシュjiokurasshu
Glittering Ruby 	 	 	
ルビーの煌き rubii no kirameki
Grand Fall 	 	 	
グランドフォールgurando fooru
Hastega 	 	 	
ヘイスガ heisuga
Healing Ruby 	 	 	
ルビーの癒し rubii no iyashi
Heavenly Strike 	 	 	
ヘヴンリーストライクhevunrii sutoraiku
Heel 	 	 	
もどれ modore
Howling Moon 	 	 	
ハウリングムーン hauringu muun
Ice Maneuver 	 	 	
アイスマニューバ aisu manyuuba
Inferno 	 	 	
インフェルノ inferuno
Judgment Bolt 	 	 	
ジャッジボルト jajji boruto
Leave 	 	 	
かえれ kaere
Light Maneuver 	 	 	
ライトマニューバ raito manyuuba
Lightning Armor 	 	 	
雷電の鎧 raiden no yoroi
Lunar Cry 	 	 	
ルナークライ runaa kurai
Lunar Roar 	 	 	
ルナーロア runaa roa
Megalith Throw 	 	 	
メガリススロー megarisu suroo
Meteor Strike 	 	 	
メテオストライクmeteo sutoraiku
Meteorite 	 	 	
プチメテオ puchimeteo
Notes: Japanese- puchi = small 	Notes: Japanese- puchi = small 	Notes: Japanese- puchi = small 	Notes: Japanese- puchi = small
Moonlit Charge 	 	 	
ムーンリットチャージ muunritto chaaji
Mountain Buster 	 	 	
マウンテンバスター maunten basutaa
Nether Blast 	 	 	
ネザーブラスト nezaa burasuto
Nightmare 	 	 	
ナイトメア naitomea
Noctoshield 	 	 	
ノクトシールド nokuto shiirudo
Poison Nails 	 	 	
ポイズンネイル poizun neiru
Predator Claws 	 	 	
プレデタークロー puredetaa kuroo
Punch 	 	 	
パンチ panchi
Release 	 	 	
神獣の帰還 shinjuu no kikan
Retreat 	 	 	
神獣の退避 shinjuu no taihi
Retrieve 	 	 	
リトリーブ ritoriibu
Rock Buster 	 	 	
ロックバスター rokku basutaa
Rock Throw 	 	 	
ロックスロー rokku suroo
Rolling Thunder 	 	 	
雷鼓 raiko
Ruinous Omen 	 	 	
ルイナスオーメン ruinasu oomen
Rush 	 	 	
ラッシュ rasshu
Searing Light 	 	 	
シアリングライト shiaringu raito
Shining Ruby 	 	 	
ルビーの輝き rubii no kagayaki
Shock Strike 	 	 	
ショックストライク shokku sutoraiku
Sic 	 	 	
ほんきだせ honkidase
Sleepga 	 	 	
スリプガ suripuga
Slowga 	 	 	
スロウガ surouga
Snarl 	Grogne ! 	Fass! 	
ひきつけろhikitsukero
Somnolence 	 	 	
ソムノレンス somunorensu
Spinning Dive 	 	 	
スピニングダイブ supiningu daibu
Spring Water 	 	 	
湧水 yuusui
Stay 	 	 	
まってろ mattero
Tail Whip 	 	 	
テールウィップ teeru wippu
Thunder Maneuver 	 	 	
サンダーマニューバ sandaa manyuuba
Thunderspark 	 	 	
サンダースパーク sandaasupaaku
Thunderstorm 	 	 	
サンダーストームsandaa sutoomu
Tidal Wave 	 	 	
タイダルウェイブ taidaru weibu
Ultimate Terror 	 	 	
アルティメットテラー arutimetto teraa
Water Maneuver 	 	 	
ウォータマニューバ woota manyuuba
Whispering Wind 	 	 	
風の囁き kaze no sasayaki
Wind Blade 	 	 	
ウインドブレードuindo bureedo
Wind Maneuver 	 	 	
ウィンドマニューバ windo manyuuba
===Equipment Area/Place équipement/Ausrüstungsbereich/===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%"	 	 	
English	French	German	Japanese
ammo 	 	 	
back 	 	 	
body 	 	 	
feet 	 	 	
hands 	 	 	
L.ear 	 	 	
L.ring 	 	 	
legs 	 	 	
main 	 	 	
neck 	 	 	
R.ear 	 	 	
R.ring 	 	 	
range 	 	 	
sub 	 	 	
waist 	 	 	
===Blue Magic/Magie bleue/Blaumagie/青魔法===
{| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="100%" 	 	 	
English 	French 	German 	Japanese
1000 Needles 	 	 	
針千本 harisenbon
Notes: Japanese- Literally means "1,000 Needles," but is also the word for Porcupinefish	Notes: Japanese- Literally means "1,000 Needles," but is also the word for Porcupinefish	Notes: Japanese- Literally means "1,000 Needles," but is also the word for Porcupinefish	Notes: Japanese- Literally means "1,000 Needles," but is also the word for Porcupinefish
Actinic Burst 	 	 	
A.バースト A. baasuto
Amplification 	 	 	
ねたみ種 netamitane
Awful Eye 	 	 	
アーフルアイ aafuru ai
Bad Breath 	 	 	
臭い息 kusai iki
Battle Dance 	 	 	
バトルダンス batoru dansu
Blastbomb 	 	 	
炸裂弾 sakuretsu dan
Blitzstrahl 	 	 	
B.シュトラール B. shutoraaru
Notes: Blitzstrahl is German for "lightning flash." 	Notes: Blitzstrahl is German for "lightning flash." 	Notes: Blitzstrahl is German for "lightning flash." 	Notes: Blitzstrahl is German for "lightning flash."
Blood Drain 	 	 	
吸血 kyuuketsu
Notes: Japanese- Literally "Blood suck" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Blood suck" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Blood suck" 	Notes: Japanese- Literally "Blood suck"
Blood Saber 	 	 	
ブラッドセイバー buraddo seibaa
Bludgeon 	 	 	
メッタ打ち mettauchi
Notes: Japanese- "Reckless beatings" 	Notes: Japanese- "Reckless beatings" 	Notes: Japanese- "Reckless beatings" 	Notes: Japanese- "Reckless beatings"
Body Slam 	 	 	
ボディプレス bodi puresu (Body Press)
Bomb Toss 	 	 	
爆弾投げ bakudan nage
Cannonball 	 	 	
キャノンボール kyanon booru
Chaotic Eye 	 	Chaosauge 	
カオティックアイ kaotikku ai
Claw Cyclone 	 	 	
クローサイクロン kuroo saikuron
Cocoon 	 	 	
コクーン kokuun
Cold Wave 	 	 	
コールドウェーブ koorudo weebu
Cursed Sphere 	 	 	
カースドスフィア kaasudo sufia
Death Ray 	 	 	
デスレイ desu rei
Death Scissors 	 	 	
デスシザースdesu shizaasu
Diamondhide 	 	 	
金剛身 kongoushin
Digest 	 	 	
消化 shouka
Dimensional Death 	 	 	
次元殺 jigen satsu
Disseverment 	 	 	
ディセバーメント disebaamento
Enervation 	 	 	
吶喊 tokkan
Exuviation 	 	 	
イグジュビエーションigujubieeshon
Eyes On Me 	 	 	
アイズオンミー aizu on mii
Feather Barrier 	 	 	
フェザーバリア fezaa baria
Feather Storm 	 	 	
羽根吹雪 hanefubuki
Feather Tickle 	 	 	
フェザーティックル fezaa tikkuru
Filamented Hold 	 	 	
F.ホールド F. hoorudo
Firespit 	 	Feuerspucken 	
ファイアースピット faiaa supitto
Flying Hip Press 	 	 	
F.ヒッププレス F. hippu puresu
Foot Kick 	 	 	
フットキック futto kikku
Frenetic Rip 	 	 	
F.リップ F. rippu
Frightful Roar 	 	 	
フライトフルロア furaitofuru roa
Frost Breath 	 	Frostatem 	
フロストブレス furosuto buresu
Frypan 	 	 	
フライパン furaipan
Geist Wall 	 	 	
ガイストウォール gaisuto wooru
Grand Slam 	 	 	
グランドスラム gurando suramu
Head Butt 	 	 	
ヘッドバット heddo batto
Healing Breeze 	 	 	
いやしの風 iyashi no kaze
Heat Breath 	 	 	
火炎の息 kaen no iki
Hecatomb Wave 	 	 	
ヘカトンウェーブ hekaton weebu
Helldive 	 	 	
ヘルダイブ herudaibu
Hydro Shot 	 	 	
ハイドロショット haidoro shotto
Hysteric Barrage 	 	 	
H.バラージ H. baraaji
Ice Break 	 	 	
アイスブレイク aisu bureiku
Infrasonics 	 	 	
超低周波 chouteishuuha
Jet Stream 	 	 	
ジェットストリーム jetto sutoriimu
Jettatura 	 	 	
ジェタチュラ jetachura
Light of Penance 	 	 	
贖罪の光 shokuzai no hikari
Lowing 	 	 	
ロウイン rouin
Maelstrom 	 	 	
メイルシュトロム meirushutoromu
Magic Fruit 	 	 	
マジックフルーツ majikku furuutsu
Magic Hammer 	 	 	
マジックハンマーmajikku hanmaa
Magnetite Cloud 	 	 	
磁鉄粉 jiteppun
Mandibular Bite 	 	 	
M.バイト M. baito
Memento Mori 	 	 	
メメントモーリ memento moori
Metallic Body 	 	 	
メタルボディ metaru bodi
Mind Blast 	 	 	
マインドブラストmaindo burasuto
MP Drainkiss 	 	 	
MP吸収キッス MP kyuushuu kissu
Mysterious Light 	 	 	
神秘の光 shinpi no hikari
Pinecone Bomb 	 	 	
まつぼっくり爆弾 matsubokkuri bakudan
Plasma Charge 	 	 	
プラズマチャージ purazuma chaaji
Poison Breath 	 	 	
ポイズンブレス poizun buresu
Pollen 	 	 	
花粉 kafun
Power Attack 	 	 	
パワーアタック pawaa atakku
Queasyshroom 	 	 	
マヨイタケ mayoitake
Radiant Breath 	 	 	
R.ブレス R. buresu
Ram Charge 	 	 	
ラムチャージ ramu chaaji
Reactor Cool 	 	 	
反応炉冷却 hannouro reikyaku
Refueling 	 	 	
リフュエリング rifyueringu
Saline Coat 	 	 	
セイリーンコート seiriinkooto
Sandspin 	 	 	
土竜巻 tsuchitatsumaki
Sandspray 	 	 	
サンドスプレー sandosupuree
Screwdriver 	 	 	
S.ドライバー S. doraibaa
Self-Destruct 	 	 	
自爆jibaku
Sheep Song 	 	 	
シープソング shiipu songu
Sickle Slash 	 	 	
シックルスラッシュ shikkuru surasshu
Smite of Rage 	 	 	
怒りの一撃 ikari no ichigeki
Soporific 	 	 	
サペリフィック saperifikku
Sound Blast 	 	 	
サウンドブラスト saundo burasuto
Spinal Cleave 	 	 	
スパイナルクリーブ supainaru kuriibu
Sprout Smack 	 	 	
スプラウトスマック supurauto sumakku
Stinking Gas 	 	 	
スティンキングガス sutinkingu gasu
Tail Slap 	 	 	
テールスラップ teeru surappu
Temporal Shift 	 	 	
テンポラルシフト tenporaru shifuto
Terror Touch 	 	 	
テラータッチ teraa tacchi
Uppercut 	 	 	
アッパーカット appaakatto
Venom Shell 	 	 	
ベノムシェル benomu sheru
Vertical Cleave 	 	 	
バーチカルクリーヴ baachikaru kuriivu
Voracious Trunk 	 	 	
吸印 kyuuin
Warm-Up 	 	 	
ワームアップ waamu appu
Wild Carrot 	 	 	
ワイルドカロットwairudo karotto
Wild Oats 	 	 	
種まき tanemaki
Yawn 	 	 	
ヤーン yaan
Zephyr Mantle 	 	Zephyr Mantel 	
ゼファーマントzefaa manto
==Sources==
*Japanese PlayOnline Autotranslation guide
*Jim Breen's WWWJDIC