TO STAMP

Chinese 

打印 (to print, to seal). (various references)

Danish

udstanse (to press, to punch), stanse (die-cut, punch, to press, to punch), lokke (to press, to punch). (various references)

Dutch

uitslaan (bloom, blooming, to press, to punch), stansen (die-cut, punch, to press, to punch), ponsen (blanking(USA), piercing(USA), punching, to press, to punch). (various references)

Finnish

tehdä reikä (to press, to punch), lävistää (perforate, pierce, prick, punch, puncture, stab). (various references)

French

poinçonner (to press, to punch), perforer (to drill, to perforate, to press, to punch), estamper (to press, to punch), découper (to press, to punch). (various references)

German

stanzen (punch, punching), ausstanzen (to press, to punch). (various references)

Greek 

διατρυπώ (perforate). (various references)

Hungarian

toporzékol (to frisk, to stomp), topog, lepecsétel (to seal, to seal up), lebélyegez (postmark, stamp), dobbant (to clomp), döngöl (to pun), apróra tör (to pound), őröl (to mill). (various references)

Italian

punzonare (punch). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

押す　 (to press, to push), 押す (to press, to push). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

おす (male, to conclude, to infer, to press, to push, to support). (various references)

Pig Latin

otay ampstay.(various references)

Spanish

punzonar (die-cut, punch, to press, to punch). (various references)

Swedish

stansa (punch). (various references)