tea leaf (plural tea leaves)
- (usually used in the plural) A dried fragment of a leaf of the tea plant used in making the drink tea.
- (Cockney rhyming slang) A thief.
leaf of the tea plant
- Afrikaans: teeblaar
- Arabic: وَرَقَةْ اَلشَّاي f (waraqat aš-šāy), أَوْرَاق اَلشَّاي f pl (ʔawrāq aš-šāy)
- Bashkir: сәй япрағы (səy yaprağı)
- Bulgarian: ча́ен лист m (čáen list), ча́ени листа́ m pl (čáeni listá)
- Burmese: ရွက်ကြမ်း (rwakkram:), လက်ဖက်ရွက် (lakhpak-rwak)
- Catalan: fulla de te f
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 茶葉／茶叶 (caa4 jip6)
- Hakka: 茶葉／茶叶 (chhà-ya̍p), 茶米 (chhà-mí)
- Hokkien: 茶心 (zh-min-nan) (tê-sim), 茶箬 (tê-hio̍h), 茶米 (zh-min-nan) (tê-bí)
- Mandarin: 茶葉／茶叶 (zh) (cháyè)
- Czech: čajový lístek m
- Dutch: theeblad (nl) n
- Finnish: teelehti (fi), teenlehti
- French: feuille de thé f
- German: Teeblatt (de) n, Teeblätter (de) n pl
- Hebrew: עלה תה m (a'leh téh)
- Hungarian: tealevél (hu)
- Irish: duilleog tae f, cnámhóga tae f pl (after steeping)
- Italian: foglia di tè f
- Japanese: 茶葉 (ja) (ちゃば, chaba, ちゃよう, chayō), お茶っ葉 (o-chappa)
- Korean: 찻잎 (chadip), 차잎 (chaip), 다엽 (dayeop)
- Lakota: wahpe kalyapi
- Macedonian: чаен лист m (čaen list), чајни листови m pl (čajni listovi)
- Norwegian: teblad n
- Ojibwe: aniibiish, aniibiishan pl
- Polish: liść herbaty m
- Portuguese: folha de chá f
- Rohingya: saáfata
- Russian: ча́йный лист m (čájnyj list), ча́йные ли́стья m pl (čájnyje lístʹja)
- Spanish: hoja de té f
- Swedish: teblad (sv) n
- Telugu: తేయాకు (te) (tēyāku)
- Thai: ใบชา
- Turkish: çay yaprağı
- Vilamovian: tȳbłōt n
- Welsh: deilen de f
- Zhuang: mbawcaz
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