A very interesting post on the official Google blog about the different use of the word google. In Italian we say "googlare", in Esperanto we say "gugli" (it's a verb).
I have to add an other derivative:
googlitis. noun. a common disease among surfers who believe that if I cannot google something it doesn't exist at all. Instead, (1) they don't know how to google properly, or (2) it's not googled but it does exist in the web or (3) it exist elsewhere, e.g. libraries, even if it's not digitalized at all.
Translation: Italian "googlite", Esperanto "guglozo".
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