I have been dabbling in learning over 10 languages and this is a little fun fact that seems apparent from all this learning I've done: nouns for (most often) technological innovations are generally the same across languages based on the globally dominant language of the time.

If it is not distinct to a region, it will have its own unique name.

Example: Pizza Zulu: ipizza Scots Gaelic: piotsa Spanish: pizza Russian: пицца (phonetically still sounds like 'pizza') Chinese: 比萨 (pi-sa) Arabic: بيتزا (bit-za)

Not original, therefor different in most languages: Bread Zulu: isinkwa Scots Gaelic: aran Spanish: pan Russian: хлеб (khleb) Chinese: 面包 (Miànbāo) Arabic: خبز (khubz)