Peg
Translations of "peg" (35 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | πάσσαλος(a protrusion used to hang things on) | pássalos | |
| Arabic | وَتَد(a cylindrical object) | watad | |
| Basque | kako(a protrusion used to hang things on) | — | |
| Belarusian | прышчэ́пка(clothes peg) | pryščépka | |
| Bulgarian | закачалка(a protrusion used to hang things on), ключ(pin on a musical instrument), колче(a cylindrical object), ниво(a step, a degree), равнище(a step, a degree), случай(an event that triggers news coverage (journalism)), случка(an event that triggers news coverage (journalism)), стъпало(a step, a degree), фиксиран курс(a fixed exchange rate), шот(a small quantity of a strong alcoholic beverage), щипка(clothes peg), забивам(to fasten using a peg), забия(to fasten using a peg), закрепвам(to affix or pin), защипвам(to fasten using a peg), превъртам(slang: to reach or exceed the maximum value on a scale or gauge), превъртя(slang: to reach or exceed the maximum value on a scale or gauge), фиксирам(to fix a price or value) | zakačalka, ključ, kolče, nivo, ravnište, slučaj, slučka, stǎpalo, šot, štipka, zabivam, zabija, zakrepvam, zaštipvam, prevǎrtam, prevǎrtja, fiksiram | |
| Catalan | agulla d'estendre(clothes peg), clavilla(a cylindrical object), clavilla(pin on a musical instrument), colpet(a small quantity of a strong alcoholic beverage), didalet(a small quantity of a strong alcoholic beverage), ganxo(an event that triggers news coverage (journalism)), penjador(a protrusion used to hang things on), pinça(clothes peg), tap(a small quantity of a strong alcoholic beverage), etiquetar(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), fixar(to fasten using a peg), fixar(to affix or pin), fixar(to fix a price or value), llançar(to throw), subjectar(to fasten using a peg) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | ھەپە(a cylindrical object) | hepe | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 楔子(a cylindrical object), 衣夾 /衣夹(a protrusion used to hang things on), 衣夾 /衣夹(clothes peg), 銷子 /销子(a cylindrical object) | xiēzi, yījiā, yījiá, yījiā, xiāozi | |
| Czech | háček(a protrusion used to hang things on), věšáček(a protrusion used to hang things on) | — | |
| Esperanto | kejlo(a cylindrical object) | — | |
| Finnish | naula(a protrusion used to hang things on), tappi(a cylindrical object), tappi(a protrusion used to hang things on) | — | |
| French | cheville(a cylindrical object), cheville(pin on a musical instrument), patère(a protrusion used to hang things on), porte-manteau(a protrusion used to hang things on), cataloguer comme(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), cheviller(to fasten using a peg), cheviller(slang: to penetrate in anal sex with a dildo), fixer(to fix a price or value), lancer avec force(to throw), mettre sur le dos(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), épingler(to affix or pin) | — | |
| Galician | aldrabilla(a protrusion used to hang things on), bío(a protrusion used to hang things on), caravilla(a protrusion used to hang things on), chavella(a cylindrical object), chavella(a protrusion used to hang things on), galla(a protrusion used to hang things on), torno(a cylindrical object), tranqueiro(a protrusion used to hang things on) | — | |
| German | Aufmacher(an event that triggers news coverage (journalism)), Bindung(a fixed exchange rate), Grad(a step, a degree), Haken(a protrusion used to hang things on), Haltestift(a cylindrical object), Haltestift(a protrusion used to hang things on), Holzdübel(a cylindrical object), Huthaken(a protrusion used to hang things on), Klammer(clothes peg), Kleiderhaken(a protrusion used to hang things on), Kursstützung(a fixed exchange rate), Mass(a step, a degree), Pflock(a cylindrical object), Pinorrek(a protrusion used to hang things on), Pinörkel(a protrusion used to hang things on), Schuss(a small quantity of a strong alcoholic beverage), Stift(a cylindrical object), Stift(a protrusion used to hang things on), Stift(peg moved on a crib board to keep score (cribbage)), Stimmwirbel(pin on a musical instrument), Stufe(a step, a degree), Stöpsel(a cylindrical object), Thema(a small quantity of a strong alcoholic beverage), Thema(an event that triggers news coverage (journalism)), Wirbel(pin on a musical instrument), Währungsbindung(a fixed exchange rate), Wäscheklammer(a protrusion used to hang things on), Wäscheklammer(clothes peg), Zapfen(a cylindrical object), anklammern(to affix or pin), klammern(to fasten using a peg), schätzen(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), schätzen(cribbage: to move one's pegs to indicate points scored), werfen(to throw) | — | |
| Icelandic | snagi(a protrusion used to hang things on) | — | |
| Irish | fídeog(a small quantity of a strong alcoholic beverage) | — | |
| Italian | attaccapanni(a protrusion used to hang things on), piolo(a cylindrical object), tassello(a cylindrical object) | — | |
| Japanese | ペグ(a protrusion used to hang things on), 掛け釘(a protrusion used to hang things on), 杭(a cylindrical object), 洗濯挟み(clothes peg), 釘(a protrusion used to hang things on) | pegu, kakekugi, kui, sentakubasami, kugi | |
| Khmer | ថ្ពក់(a protrusion used to hang things on) | thpŭək | |
| Korean | 말뚝(a cylindrical object), 못(a protrusion used to hang things on), 빨래집게(clothes peg) | malttuk, mot, ppallaejipge | |
| Kyrgyz | илгич(a protrusion used to hang things on), илмек(a protrusion used to hang things on) | ilgic, ilmek | |
| Macedonian | зака́чалка(a protrusion used to hang things on), ко́лче(a cylindrical object), шти́пка(clothes peg) | zakáčalka, kólče, štípka | |
| Māori | titi(a protrusion used to hang things on), karatiti(to fasten using a peg), karatiti(to affix or pin), makatiti(to fasten using a peg), mātiti(to fasten using a peg) | — | |
| Marathi | पेग करणे(slang: to penetrate in anal sex with a dildo) | peg karṇe | |
| Occitan | cavilha(a cylindrical object) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | وتد(a cylindrical object), چیوی(a cylindrical object) | veted, çivi | |
| Polish | klamerka(clothes peg), kołek(a cylindrical object), spinacz(clothes peg) | — | |
| Portuguese | cavilha(a cylindrical object), cravelha(pin on a musical instrument), gancho(an event that triggers news coverage (journalism)), pregador(a protrusion used to hang things on), cavilhar(to fasten using a peg) | — | |
| Russian | ве́шалка(a protrusion used to hang things on), ко́лышек(a cylindrical object), коло́к(pin on a musical instrument), крючо́к(a protrusion used to hang things on), прище́пка(clothes peg) | véšalka, kólyšek, kolók, krjučók, priščépka | |
| Southern Altai | илгиш(a protrusion used to hang things on), илмек(a protrusion used to hang things on), илӱ(a protrusion used to hang things on) | ilgiš, ilmek, ilü | |
| Spanish | clavija(a cylindrical object), clavija(pin on a musical instrument), colgador(a protrusion used to hang things on), gancho(an event that triggers news coverage (journalism)), perchero(a protrusion used to hang things on), tarugo(a cylindrical object), catalogar(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), encasillar(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), etiquetar(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), fijar(to fix a price or value), motejar(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), tachar(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), tildar(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to) | — | |
| Swedish | grad(a step, a degree), hack(a step, a degree), klypa(clothes peg), klädnypa(clothes peg), knarv(a protrusion used to hang things on), pinne(a cylindrical object), pligg(a cylindrical object), skruv(pin on a musical instrument), snäpp(a step, a degree), steg(a step, a degree), stift(a cylindrical object), stämskruv(pin on a musical instrument), tapp(a cylindrical object), tapp(a protrusion used to hang things on), häfta(to affix or pin), pligga(to fasten using a peg) | — | |
| Turkish | ağaç çivi(a cylindrical object), mandal(a protrusion used to hang things on), pim(peg moved on a crib board to keep score (cribbage)), asmak(to fasten using a peg), atmak(to throw), tahmin etmek(to indicate or ascribe an attribute to), tahmin etmek(cribbage: to move one's pegs to indicate points scored), tutturmak(to affix or pin) | — | |
| Ukrainian | прищі́пка(clothes peg) | pryščípka | |
| Zazaki | maşek(a protrusion used to hang things on), pim(peg moved on a crib board to keep score (cribbage)), anc kerden(to narrow the cuff openings of a pair of pants), avısten(to fasten using a peg), pa tepışten(to affix or pin), tepışten(to fix a price or value) | — |
kako
закачалка, ключ, колче, ниво, равнище, случай, случка, стъпало, фиксиран курс, шот, щипка, забивам, забия, закрепвам, защипвам, превъртам, превъртя, фиксирам
zakačalka, ključ, kolče, nivo, ravnište, slučaj, slučka, stǎpalo, šot, štipka, zabivam, zabija, zakrepvam, zaštipvam, prevǎrtam, prevǎrtja, fiksiram
agulla d'estendre, clavilla, clavilla, colpet, didalet, ganxo, penjador, pinça, tap, etiquetar, fixar, fixar, fixar, llançar, subjectar
háček, věšáček
kejlo
naula, tappi, tappi
cheville, cheville, patère, porte-manteau, cataloguer comme, cheviller, cheviller, fixer, lancer avec force, mettre sur le dos, épingler
aldrabilla, bío, caravilla, chavella, chavella, galla, torno, tranqueiro
Aufmacher, Bindung, Grad, Haken, Haltestift, Haltestift, Holzdübel, Huthaken, Klammer, Kleiderhaken, Kursstützung, Mass, Pflock, Pinorrek, Pinörkel, Schuss, Stift, Stift, Stift, Stimmwirbel, Stufe, Stöpsel, Thema, Thema, Wirbel, Währungsbindung, Wäscheklammer, Wäscheklammer, Zapfen, anklammern, klammern, schätzen, schätzen, werfen
snagi
fídeog
attaccapanni, piolo, tassello
titi, karatiti, karatiti, makatiti, mātiti
cavilha
klamerka, kołek, spinacz
cavilha, cravelha, gancho, pregador, cavilhar
clavija, clavija, colgador, gancho, perchero, tarugo, catalogar, encasillar, etiquetar, fijar, motejar, tachar, tildar
grad, hack, klypa, klädnypa, knarv, pinne, pligg, skruv, snäpp, steg, stift, stämskruv, tapp, tapp, häfta, pligga
ağaç çivi, mandal, pim, asmak, atmak, tahmin etmek, tahmin etmek, tutturmak
maşek, pim, anc kerden, avısten, pa tepışten, tepışten
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