TO CUT

Arabic 

قطع (chop off, separate, to buy a ticket). (various references)

Aymara

cuchuña. (various references)

Chinese 

鉸 (scissors), 釗 (encourage, to strain), 琢 , 縮減 (to reduce), 戩 (carry to the utmost), 削 (erect, stab, to pare, to reduce, to scrape), 剖 , 切 (close to, to slice), 刻 (oppressive, quarter, to carve, to engrave). (various references)

Czech

zkrátka a dobře (to cut a long story short), suma sumárum (to cut a long story short). (various references)

Danish

tilskære (to hit), cut (to hit), afskaere (to burn), afbraende (to burn). (various references)

Dutch

versnijden (blending, cutting, cutting up, shearing, to hit), afbranden (be burnt down, burn down). (various references)

Finnish

ojittaa (ditch, drain), kaivaa ojaa (to cut a ditch, to dig a trench, to ditch). (various references)

French

receper (to burn), pécou (to hit), entamer, couper (to arrest, to hit), bruler (to burn). (various references)

German

verschneiden (blend, castrate), verpimpeln (to hit), schneiden (cut, cutting, clip, intersect, slice), Pfaehle unter Wasser abschneiden (to burn), Pfaehle unter Wasser abbrennen (to burn), cut (morning coat, morning dress, morning suit), anschneiden (broach, cut, touch on). (various references)

Greek 

κόβω σύρριζα (to burn), κόβω (cut, sever), καίω (burn). (various references)

Hungarian

vág (cut), metsz (to slit), megvág (to gash, to ponce), lenyír (cut), kiszab (to levy). (various references)

Italian

tagliare (cut, slice), saldare (weld, welding). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

割る (to break, to divide, to halve, to separate), 切る (to carve, to chop, to hash, to saw). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

たつ (dragon, fifth sign of Chinese zodiac, promoted rook, to abstain, to be built, to be erected, to cut off, to depart, to erect, to initiateaction, to lapse, to pass, to rise up, to sever, to stand, to suppress), たちきる (to block, to break off, to cut asunder, to cut off, to disconnect, to sever), おう (depression, female phoenix bird, hollow, king, monarch, old man, ruler, sovereign, sunken, to bear, to chase, to grow, to owe, to run after, to spring up, venerable), チョキチョキ (cutting sound, snipping sound), きりたてる (to slash, to slay all), きりいだす (to begin to talk, to break the ice, to bring down, to broach, to cut and carry off, to quarry), きりだす (to begin to talk, to break the ice, to bring down, to broach, to cut and carry off, to quarry), きる (to be through, to behead, to break off, to carve, to chop, to clip, to complete, to cross, to cut down, to disconnect, to discount, to fell, to finish, to hang up, to hash, to murder, to pause, to punch, to put on, to saw, to sell below cost, to sever, to shakeoff, to shear, to slice, to strip, to turn off, to wear), かききる (to slit), かりこむ (to borrow, to clip, to dress, to prune, to trim), かる (to borrow, to buy on credit, to clip, to drive, to harvest, to have a loan, to hire, to hunt, to impel, to mow, to prune, to reap, to rent, to shear, to spur on, to trim), わる (bad person, bad thing, to break, to crack, to dilute, to divide, to halve, to rip, to separate, to smash, to split), はえる (to grow, to look attractive, to look pretty, to shine, to spring up). (various references)

Maori

haehae-a. (various references)

Maya

weh. (various references)

Pig Latin

otay utcay.(various references)

Portuguese

cortar (clip), adulterar (falsify). (various references)

Romany

cshinàv. (various references)

Sepedi

sega. (various references)

Spanish

trabajar (work), cortar (cut, cut off, clip, shear, slice, decapitate, pluck, tear off). (various references)

Swazi

kú-síka. (various references)

Swedish

gräva ett dike (to cut a ditch, to dig a trench, to ditch), dika (dike, ditch, dyke, gully). (various references)

Tahitian

t‘pupu. (various references)

Turkish

kestirmek (cause to cut, conjecture, doze, estimate, get some sleep, have a nap, have a snooze, nap, perceive, snooze, take a nap, zizz). (various references)