A MEAL

Arabic 

‏جهز وجبة بسرعة (whip up a meal). (various references)

Chinese 

餕 (remains of a sacrifice or a meal), 開飯 (serve a meal), 吃飯 (to eat a meal), 吃不上 (be unable to get something to eat, miss a meal), 就餐 (eat a meal). (various references)

Czech

najíst se (have a meal, have supper), nachystat jídlo (get a meal ready), jít se nìkam najíst (go out for a meal), dìlat s èím ciráty (make a meal of smth.). (various references)

Finnish

aterioida (have a meal). (various references)

French

attaquer un repas (tuck into a meal, wade into a meal), manger à la hâte (snatch a meal). (various references)

Greek 

υπερβάλλω (exaggerate). (various references)

Hungarian

ételt készít (to get a meal). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

膳部 (cooking, food, table), 一飯 (a bowl of rice). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ぜんぶ (all, altogether, cooking, entire, food, fore, front, front part, table, whole), いっぱん (a bowl of rice, a half, a part, a spot, an edition, average, general, liberal, ordinary, universal). (various references)

Manx

lhongey y ee (to take a meal). (various references)

Maya

haal-hanal (to serve a meal), dzaah-hanal (to prepare a meal). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay ealmay.(various references)

Scottish

tràth (diet of food, in season, quick, season, time), dìot (prep.pron. off you). (various references)

Spanish

exagerar un asunto (make a meal of smth.), desayunar (breakfast, have breakfast, take a meal), comer (eat, lunch, feed), cenar (dine, have tea, sup, sup up, take a meal). (various references)

Ukrainian

приймати їжу (take a meal). (various references)