Gossamer
//ˈɡɒ.sə.mə//
Translations of "gossamer" (23 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | воал(a soft, sheer fabric), есенна паяжина(cobwebs floating in the air) | voal, esenna pajažina | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 游絲 /游丝(cobwebs floating in the air), 薄紗 /薄纱(a soft, sheer fabric), 蛛絲 /蛛丝(cobwebs floating in the air) | yóusī, báoshā, zhūsī | |
| Czech | babí léto(cobwebs floating in the air), flór(a soft, sheer fabric) | — | |
| Dutch | delicaat(anything delicate, light, flimsy), herfstdraad(cobwebs floating in the air), ragfijn weefsel(a soft, sheer fabric) | — | |
| Finnish | harsomainen(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), seitinohut(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), harso(cobwebs floating in the air), harso(a soft, sheer fabric), seitti(cobwebs floating in the air), seitti(a soft, sheer fabric) | — | |
| French | fil de la vierge(cobwebs floating in the air), fils de la Vierge(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| German | Altweiberfäden(cobwebs floating in the air), Flugfäden(cobwebs floating in the air), Frauenfäden(cobwebs floating in the air), Herbstfäden(cobwebs floating in the air), Herbstgarn(cobwebs floating in the air), Liebfrauenfäden(cobwebs floating in the air), Marienfäden(cobwebs floating in the air), Mariengarn(cobwebs floating in the air), Marienhaar(cobwebs floating in the air), Marienseide(cobwebs floating in the air), Sommerfäden(cobwebs floating in the air), Sommerseide(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Hungarian | fátyolszövet(a soft, sheer fabric), ökörnyál(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Ido | filandra(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate) | — | |
| Irish | téada an phúca(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Italian | delicato(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), sottile(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate) | — | |
| Japanese | 流れ糸(cobwebs floating in the air), 流れ糸のように繊細なかぼそいもの(anything delicate, light, flimsy), 流れ糸のように繊細なはかないもの(anything delicate, light, flimsy), 薄い紗(a soft, sheer fabric), 遊糸(cobwebs floating in the air) | nagareito, usui sha, yuushi | |
| Korean | 거미줄(cobwebs floating in the air) | geomijul | |
| Manx | sneeuane(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Māori | angiangi(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate) | — | |
| Polish | cienki(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), babie lato(cobwebs floating in the air), delikatny przedmiot(anything delicate, light, flimsy), lekka tkanina(a soft, sheer fabric) | — | |
| Romanian | funigel(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Russian | то́нкий(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), газ(a soft, sheer fabric), паути́на(cobwebs floating in the air), паути́нка(cobwebs floating in the air), ткань(a soft, sheer fabric) | tónkij, gaz, pautína, pautínka, tkanʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | croisean Moire(cobwebs floating in the air), gaoir-theas(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bablje ljeto(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Swedish | flor(a soft, sheer fabric), spindelväv(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Uzbek | mezon(cobwebs floating in the air) | — | |
| Welsh | gwawnaidd(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), main(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), ysgafn(tenuous, light, filmy or delicate), blew Medi(cobwebs floating in the air), drifl y gwynt(cobwebs floating in the air), drifl yr ych(cobwebs floating in the air), gwawn(cobwebs floating in the air), hifryn(cobwebs floating in the air), meinwe(a soft, sheer fabric), tidau'r tes(cobwebs floating in the air) | — |
babí léto, flór
delicaat, herfstdraad, ragfijn weefsel
harsomainen, seitinohut, harso, harso, seitti, seitti
fil de la vierge, fils de la Vierge
Altweiberfäden, Flugfäden, Frauenfäden, Herbstfäden, Herbstgarn, Liebfrauenfäden, Marienfäden, Mariengarn, Marienhaar, Marienseide, Sommerfäden, Sommerseide
fátyolszövet, ökörnyál
filandra
téada an phúca
delicato, sottile
sneeuane
angiangi
cienki, babie lato, delikatny przedmiot, lekka tkanina
funigel
croisean Moire, gaoir-theas
bablje ljeto
flor, spindelväv
mezon
gwawnaidd, main, ysgafn, blew Medi, drifl y gwynt, drifl yr ych, gwawn, hifryn, meinwe, tidau'r tes
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.