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Plate

//pleɪt//

Translations of "plate" (27 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	ἔλασμα(flat metallic object)	élasma
Bulgarian	пласти́на(flat metallic object)	plastína
Catalan	làmina(flat metallic object)	—
Czech	štítek(flat metallic object)	—
Dutch	plaat(flat metallic object)	—
Esperanto	plato(flat metallic object)	—
Finnish	laatta(flat metallic object), levy(flat metallic object)	—
French	plaque(flat metallic object)	—
Galician	placa(flat metallic object)	—
German	Blech(flat metallic object), Platte(flat metallic object), Scheibe(flat metallic object), Tafel(flat metallic object)	—
Greek	έλασμα(flat metallic object)	élasma
Hebrew	לוּחַ(flat metallic object)	lúaẖ
Hungarian	fémlap(flat metallic object), fémlemez(flat metallic object), lap(flat metallic object), lemez(flat metallic object), tárcsa(flat metallic object)	—
Italian	lamella(flat metallic object), placca(flat metallic object)	—
Latvian	plāksne(flat metallic object)	—
Macedonian	плоча(flat metallic object)	ploča
Norwegian Bokmål	plate(flat metallic object)	—
Ottoman Turkish	لوحه(flat metallic object)	levha
Polish	płyta(flat metallic object)	—
Portuguese	placa(flat metallic object)	—
Romanian	placă(flat metallic object)	—
Russian	пласти́на(flat metallic object), пласти́нка(flat metallic object), табли́чка(flat metallic object), ши́льдик(flat metallic object)	plastína, plastínka, tablíčka, šílʹdik
Scottish Gaelic	clàr(flat metallic object), lann(flat metallic object)	—
Sicilian	lamera(flat metallic object), lanna(flat metallic object), placa(flat metallic object)	—
Spanish	lámina(flat metallic object), placa(flat metallic object)	—
Swedish	platta(flat metallic object)	—
Ukrainian	метале́вий лист(flat metallic object), пласти́на(flat metallic object), табли́чка(flat metallic object)	metalévyj lyst, plastýna, tablýčka