Romance Languages:
* Spanish: Llamarada, Bengala (for a pyrotechnic flare)
* French: Éclair, Torche (for a pyrotechnic flare)
* Italian: Fiamma, Bengala (for a pyrotechnic flare)
* Portuguese: Chama, Sinalizador (for a pyrotechnic flare)
* Romanian: Flacără, Bengala (for a pyrotechnic flare)
Germanic Languages:
* German: Fackel (for a pyrotechnic flare), Aufflackern (for a sudden increase)
* Dutch: Fakkel (for a pyrotechnic flare), Opgelopen (for a sudden increase)
* Swedish: Fackla (for a pyrotechnic flare), Fladdra (for a sudden increase)
* Danish: Fakkel (for a pyrotechnic flare), Flade (for a sudden increase)
* Norwegian: Fakkel (for a pyrotechnic flare), Blusse (for a sudden increase)
Slavic Languages:
* Russian: Вспышка (vspyška - for a sudden flash), Факел (fakel - for a pyrotechnic flare)
* Polish: Błysk (for a sudden flash), Racza (for a pyrotechnic flare)
* Czech: Záblesk (for a sudden flash), Raketa (for a pyrotechnic flare)
* Ukrainian: Спалах (spalah - for a sudden flash), Факел (fakel - for a pyrotechnic flare)
Other Languages:
* Japanese: フレア (furea - for a pyrotechnic flare), 炎上 (enjou - for a sudden increase)
* Chinese: 火光 (huǒguāng - for a flare), 闪光 (shǎnguāng - for a sudden flash)
* Korean: 플레어 (peureo - for a pyrotechnic flare), 불꽃 (bulkkot - for a sudden flame)
* Hindi: चमक (chamak - for a sudden flash), फ्लेयर (fleār - for a pyrotechnic flare)
Please note:
* These are just some examples. There may be other ways to translate "flare" depending on the specific context.
* Some languages use different words for a pyrotechnic flare and a sudden increase in intensity.
* The translations may vary depending on the region or dialect.