A STONE

Albanian

gjuaj me gurë (throw a stone). (various references)

Chinese 

碑帖 (a rubbing from a stone inscription), 砩 (dam up water with rocks, name of a stone), 砭 (a stone probe, acupuncture). (various references)

Czech

padnout jako kámen (drop like a stone). (various references)

Finnish

jalkani sattui kiveen (I hit my foot against a stone), heittää jotakuta kivellä päähän (throw a stone at a person's head). (various references)

French

se faire enlever un calcul rénal (have a stone removed from one's kidney), lancer des pierres (throw a stone), évacuer un calcul (pass a stone). (various references)

Hungarian

követ dob vkire (to aim a stone at sy, to throw stones at sy), kővel megdob vkit (to aim a stone at sy), kőkemény (as hard as a stone), úgy úszik (to swim like a millstone, to swim like a stone). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

金石文 (ancient inscriptions on monuments, epigraph on a stone monument), 石材商 (a stone dealer), 石を拾う (to pick up a stone), 石合戦 (a stone-throwing fight), 添水 (water-filled bamboo tube in Japanese garden which clacks against a stone when emptied), 岩角 (edge or corner of a stone). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

そうず (Buddhist priest, illustration, water-filled bamboo tube in Japanese garden which clacks against a stone when emptied), きんせきぶん (ancient inscriptions on monuments, epigraph on a stone monument), せきざいしょう (a stone dealer), いしがっせん (a stone-throwing fight), いしをひろう (to pick up a stone), いわかど (edge or corner of a stone). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay onestay.(various references)

Romanian

arunca cu praştie o piatrã (sling a stone), arunca cu o piatrã în cineva (throw a stone at smb.), se poticni de o piatrã (trip over a stone), rãsplãti binele cu rãul (give a stone for bread, return good for evil), înota ca toporul (swim to the bottom like a stone, swim to the bottom like a tailor's goose). (various references)

Russian 

достать луну с неба (get blood out of a stone). (various references)

Scottish

artan, clach (stone). (various references)

Spanish

pedrada (blow with a stone). (various references)