A TOWER

French

fondation (a structure set in the ground provided as the base of a tower and to fix it in the ground). (various references)

German

turmhoch (high as a tower), Grundbau (a structure set in the ground provided as the base of a tower and to fix it in the ground, fondament, fondement, foundation, fundament, fundering), Gruendung (a structure set in the ground provided as the base of a tower and to fix it in the ground, fondament, fondement, foundation, fundament, fundering), Fundierung (a structure set in the ground provided as the base of a tower and to fix it in the ground, fondament, fondement, foundation, fundament, fundering, subgrade(U.S.A.)), Fundation (a structure set in the ground provided as the base of a tower and to fix it in the ground, fondament, fondement, foundation, fundament, fundering), Fundament (foundation, footing, grounding). (various references)

Italian

fondazione (foundation). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

登楼 (going into a tall building, going up a tower, visiting a brothel), 楼に登る (to go up a tower). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ろうにのぼる (to go up a tower), とうろう (going into a tall building, going up a tower, lantern, mantis, praying mantis, visiting a brothel). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay owertay.(various references)

Portuguese

fundação (establishment, foundry, institution). (various references)

Scottish

tùr (intention, invent, meaning, sagacity, sense, understanding). (various references)

Spanish

fundación (foundation), cimiento (foundation wall), cimentación (a structure set in the ground provided as the base of a tower and to fix it in the ground, cementing, fondament, fondement, foundation, fundament, fundering). (various references)