Graeco-Latin square

Graeco-Latin square
French\ \ carré gréco-latin
German\ \ griechisch-lateinisches Quadrat
Dutch\ \ Grieks-Latijns vierkant
Italian\ \ quadrato di secondo grado
Spanish\ \ cuadrado grecolatino
Catalan\ \ quadrat greco-llatí
Portuguese\ \ quadrado greco-latino
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ græsk-romersk kvadrat
Norwegian\ \ gresk-latinsk kvadrat
Swedish\ \ grekisk-romersk kvadrat
Greek\ \ Ελληνολατινικό τετράγωνο
Finnish\ \ kreikkalais-latinalainen neliö
Hungarian\ \ görög-latin-négyzet
Turkish\ \ Graeco-Latin karesi
Estonian\ \ kreeka-ladina ruut
Lithuanian\ \ graikiškasis-lotyniškasis kvadratas
Slovenian\ \ grško-latiniski kvadrat
Polish\ \ kwadrat grecko-łaciński
Russian\ \ латинский квадрат Граеко
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ Грчко-Латински квадрат
Icelandic\ \ Graeco-Latin ferningur
Euskara\ \ Graeco-Latin plazan
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ مربعهاي يوناني-لاتين
Arabic\ \ مربع اغريقي لا تيني
Afrikaans\ \ Grieks-Latynse vierkant
Chinese\ \ 希 腊 拉 丁 方
Korean\ \ 그레코-라틴 방격[정방]

Statistical terms. 2014.

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