A LAUGH

Arabic 

‏أثار الضحك (raise a laugh). (various references)

Finnish

naurahtaa (give a laugh). (various references)

French

rire aux éclats (raise a laugh). (various references)

German

zum totlachen (side-splitting, what a laugh), zum schreien (hilariously funny, what a laugh), das ist ja zum totlachen (what a laugh), das ist ja zum schreien (what a laugh). (various references)

Greek 

γιά να σπάσω πλάκα (for a laugh), γιά πλάκα (for a laugh). (various references)

Hebrew 

לעורר צחוק (raise a laugh). (various references)

Hungarian

megnevettet (to crack sy up, to raise a laugh), derültséget kelt (to raise a laugh). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

笑声 (laughter), 一笑 (a smile). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

しょうせい (a minor success, bead or front sight of a firearm, calling together, commander, ego, firing, invitation, laughter, sound of a bell), いっしょう (1800 cc, a general, a generation, a lifetime, a smile, all through life, an age, one existence, one win or victory, the era, the whole world, unit of old Japanese liquid measurement, whole life). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay aughlay.(various references)

Romanian

râde forţat (force a laugh), izbucni în râs (break into a laugh, break into laughter, burst into laughter, burst out laughing, discharge oneself in laughter). (various references)

Russian 

рассмеяться (burst out laughing, give a laugh), вызвать смех (raise a laugh). (various references)

Scottish

lachan. (various references)

Spanish

causar risa (raise a laugh). (various references)

Swedish

skratta till (give a laugh). (various references)

Turkish

kahkaha atmak (burst into laughter, cachinnate, guggle, howl, raise a laugh). (various references)