vehiculo

Spanish: vehiculo


In medical terminology, the vehicle of a medication is the inert substance in which the active ingredient is suspended or dissolved, and is usually called an excipient nowadays.  (Older texts may still use "vehicle".)

Fegedampf

German: Fegedampf

Also Brüden - both, according to the glossary my current end customer has supplied, are "flash steam", the steam that exhausts from a system under pressure.

Bündnerfleisch

Swiss German: Bündnerfleisch

I was utterly delighted to run across the word Bündnerfleisch today in the company history of Multi-Contact I'm translating.  It's a uniquely Baseler type of deli meat, a spiced dried beef, but its chief claim to recent global fame is this absolutely charming attack of laughter year before last on the part of Switzerland's finance minister Hans-Rudolf Merz, trying to read some Euroswiss import/export regulations to Parliament and breaking down entirely when it mentioned the meat in question.