Slipper
//ˈslɪpəɹ//
Translations of "slipper" (80 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | βλαύτη(low shoe slipped on and off easily), ἐμβάς(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | blaútē, embás | |
| Arabic | بانتوفلي(low shoe usually worn indoors), بَابُوج(low shoe slipped on and off easily), خُفّ(low shoe slipped on and off easily), خُفّ(low shoe usually worn indoors), شبشب(low shoe slipped on and off easily), شبشب(low shoe usually worn indoors), مشاية(low shoe slipped on and off easily), نَعْل(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | bantofli, bābūj, ḵuff, ḵuff, šebšeb, šebšeb, maššāya, naʕl | |
| Armenian | հողաթափ(low shoe usually worn indoors) | hoġatʻapʻ | |
| Azerbaijani | papuc(low shoe slipped on and off easily), papış(low shoe slipped on and off easily), çəkələk(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Belarusian | панто́флі(low shoe usually worn indoors), та́пачкі(low shoe usually worn indoors), та́пкі(low shoe usually worn indoors) | pantófli, tápački, tápki | |
| Bikol Central | tsinelas(low shoe slipped on and off easily), tsinelas(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Brunei Malay | selipar(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Bulgarian | панто́фи(low shoe usually worn indoors), че́хли(low shoe slipped on and off easily), че́хли(low shoe usually worn indoors) | pantófi, čéhli, čéhli | |
| Burmese | ကွင်းထိုးဖိနပ်(low shoe usually worn indoors) | kwang:htui:hpi.nap | |
| Catalan | plantofa(low shoe slipped on and off easily), plantofa(low shoe usually worn indoors), sabatilla(low shoe slipped on and off easily), sabatilla(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 拖鞋(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 拖鞋(low shoe usually worn indoors) | tuōxié | |
| Czech | bačkora(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantofel(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantofle(low shoe usually worn indoors), papuče(low shoe usually worn indoors), trepka(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Danish | hjemmesko(low shoe usually worn indoors), tøffel(low shoe slipped on and off easily), tøffel(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Dutch | pantoffel(low shoe usually worn indoors), schuifster(person who slips), schuiver(person who slips), slipper(person who slips), slipster(person who slips), slof(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Esperanto | babuŝo(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantoflo(low shoe slipped on and off easily), pantoflo(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Estonian | suss(low shoe slipped on and off easily), suss(low shoe usually worn indoors), tuhvel(low shoe slipped on and off easily), tuhvel(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Finnish | lankeaja(person who slips), liukastuja(person who slips), sandaali(low shoe slipped on and off easily), tohveli(low shoe slipped on and off easily), tohveli(low shoe usually worn indoors), tossu(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| French | chausson(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantoufle(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Friulian | çavate(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Galician | zapatilla(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Georgian | ჩუსტი(low shoe usually worn indoors) | čusṭi | |
| German | Hausschuh(low shoe usually worn indoors), Latschen(low shoe slipped on and off easily), Latschen(low shoe usually worn indoors), Pantoffel(low shoe slipped on and off easily), Pantoffel(low shoe usually worn indoors), Patschen(low shoe usually worn indoors), Puschen(low shoe usually worn indoors), Schlappen(low shoe usually worn indoors), Schlidderer(person who slips), Schluffen(low shoe usually worn indoors), Slipper(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Greek | παντόφλα(low shoe slipped on and off easily), παντόφλα(low shoe usually worn indoors) | pantófla, pantófla | |
| Hebrew | נַעַל בַּיִת(low shoe usually worn indoors) | ná'al báyit | |
| Hindi | चप्पल(low shoe usually worn indoors), मोजड़ी(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | cappal, mojṛī | |
| Hungarian | mamusz(low shoe usually worn indoors), papucs(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Icelandic | inniskór(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Ido | babucho(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantoflo(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | دَمْپایی(low shoe usually worn indoors), پاپوش(low shoe usually worn indoors) | dampâyi, pâpuš | |
| Italian | babbuccia(low shoe usually worn indoors), ciabatta(low shoe slipped on and off easily), ciabatta(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantofola(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Japanese | スリッパ(low shoe usually worn indoors) | surippa | |
| Karelian | töppöni(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Khmer | ស្បែកជើងផ្ទាត់(low shoe usually worn indoors) | sbaek cəəng phtŏət | |
| Korean | 슬리퍼(low shoe usually worn indoors) | seullipeo | |
| Ladino | charuka(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantufla(low shoe usually worn indoors), patukla (Izmir)(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Latin | soccus(low shoe slipped on and off easily), ūdō(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Latvian | čība(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Lithuanian | šlepetė(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Low German | Pantüffel(low shoe usually worn indoors), Tüffel(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Macedonian | влечка(low shoe slipped on and off easily), влечка(low shoe usually worn indoors), папуча(low shoe slipped on and off easily), папуча(low shoe usually worn indoors) | vlečka, vlečka, papuča, papuča | |
| Malay | selipar(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Maltese | papoċċa(low shoe usually worn indoors), slipper(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Māori | hiripa(low shoe slipped on and off easily), hiripa(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Mongolian | гэрийн шаахай(low shoe usually worn indoors), тапочки(low shoe usually worn indoors), чирүүл шаахай(low shoe usually worn indoors), ᠭᠡᠷ ᠦᠨ ᠱᠠᠬᠠᠢ(low shoe usually worn indoors), ᠴᠢᠷᠦᠭᠦᠯ ᠱᠠᠬᠠᠢ(low shoe usually worn indoors) | geriin šaaxaj, tapočki, čirüül šaaxaj, ger-ün šaqai, čirügül šaqai | |
| Navajo | bee ńjídǫ́ǫ́zí(low shoe slipped on and off easily), bee ńjígeedí(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Neapolitan | chianiello(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Norman | chapîn(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantoufl'ye(low shoe usually worn indoors), patîn(low shoe usually worn indoors), scarpîn(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | tøffel(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | tøffel(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Old English | slīepesċōh(low shoe slipped on and off easily), slīepesċōh(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | باشمق(low shoe slipped on and off easily), باشمق(low shoe usually worn indoors) | başmak, başmak | |
| Plautdietsch | Schlorr(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Polish | kapeć(low shoe usually worn indoors), klapek(low shoe usually worn indoors), laczek(low shoe slipped on and off easily), laczek(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantofel(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Portuguese | chinelas(low shoe usually worn indoors), chinelo(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantufa(low shoe slipped on and off easily), pantufa(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Romanian | cipic(low shoe usually worn indoors), papuc(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Russian | та́пки(low shoe usually worn indoors), та́почки(low shoe usually worn indoors) | tápki, tápočki | |
| Scots | baffie(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | bròg-sheòmair(low shoe usually worn indoors), slapag(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | natikača(low shoe slipped on and off easily), natikača(low shoe usually worn indoors), patofna(low shoe slipped on and off easily), patofna(low shoe usually worn indoors), pàpuča(low shoe slipped on and off easily), натикача(low shoe slipped on and off easily), натикача(low shoe usually worn indoors), па̀пуча(low shoe slipped on and off easily), патофна(low shoe slipped on and off easily), патофна(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Sicilian | pantòfula(low shoe slipped on and off easily), savatta(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Slovak | pantofel(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Slovene | copat(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Spanish | babucha(low shoe usually worn indoors), pantufla(low shoe slipped on and off easily), pantufla(low shoe usually worn indoors), zapatilla(low shoe slipped on and off easily), zapatilla(low shoe usually worn indoors), zapatilla de estar por casa(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Swedish | toffel(low shoe slipped on and off easily), toffel(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Tagalog | bakya(low shoe slipped on and off easily), tsinelas(low shoe slipped on and off easily), tsinelas(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Tamil | செருப்பு(low shoe slipped on and off easily), செருப்பு(low shoe usually worn indoors) | ceruppu, ceruppu | |
| Tausug | sinilas(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Thai | สลิปเปอร์(low shoe usually worn indoors), เกือกแตะ(low shoe usually worn indoors) | sà-líp-bpə̂ə, gʉ̀ʉak-dtɛ̀ | |
| Turkish | pabuç(low shoe usually worn indoors), terlik(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Ukrainian | ка́пці(low shoe usually worn indoors), панто́фля(low shoe usually worn indoors) | kápci, pantóflja | |
| Urdu | چَپَّل(low shoe usually worn indoors) | cappal | |
| Uzbek | shippak(low shoe usually worn indoors), tapochka(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Venetan | savata(low shoe usually worn indoors), sopèla(low shoe usually worn indoors), ẑavata(low shoe usually worn indoors), ẑopèla(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Vietnamese | dép lê(low shoe usually worn indoors), giày hạ(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Volapük | pantuf(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Walloon | pantoufe(low shoe slipped on and off easily), pantoufe(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| Waray-Waray | si-pit(low shoe slipped on and off easily) | — | |
| Welsh | sliper(low shoe slipped on and off easily), sliper(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — | |
| West Flemish | savatte(low shoe usually worn indoors), sluffer(low shoe usually worn indoors) | — |
بانتوفلي, بَابُوج, خُفّ, خُفّ, شبشب, شبشب, مشاية, نَعْل
bantofli, bābūj, ḵuff, ḵuff, šebšeb, šebšeb, maššāya, naʕl
papuc, papış, çəkələk
tsinelas, tsinelas
selipar
plantofa, plantofa, sabatilla, sabatilla
bačkora, pantofel, pantofle, papuče, trepka
hjemmesko, tøffel, tøffel
pantoffel, schuifster, schuiver, slipper, slipster, slof
babuŝo, pantoflo, pantoflo
suss, suss, tuhvel, tuhvel
lankeaja, liukastuja, sandaali, tohveli, tohveli, tossu
chausson, pantoufle
çavate
zapatilla
Hausschuh, Latschen, Latschen, Pantoffel, Pantoffel, Patschen, Puschen, Schlappen, Schlidderer, Schluffen, Slipper
mamusz, papucs
inniskór
babucho, pantoflo
babbuccia, ciabatta, ciabatta, pantofola
töppöni
charuka, pantufla, patukla (Izmir)
soccus, ūdō
čība
šlepetė
Pantüffel, Tüffel
selipar
papoċċa, slipper
hiripa, hiripa
гэрийн шаахай, тапочки, чирүүл шаахай, ᠭᠡᠷ ᠦᠨ ᠱᠠᠬᠠᠢ, ᠴᠢᠷᠦᠭᠦᠯ ᠱᠠᠬᠠᠢ
geriin šaaxaj, tapočki, čirüül šaaxaj, ger-ün šaqai, čirügül šaqai
bee ńjídǫ́ǫ́zí, bee ńjígeedí
chianiello
chapîn, pantoufl'ye, patîn, scarpîn
tøffel
tøffel
slīepesċōh, slīepesċōh
Schlorr
kapeć, klapek, laczek, laczek, pantofel
chinelas, chinelo, pantufa, pantufa
cipic, papuc
baffie
bròg-sheòmair, slapag
natikača, natikača, patofna, patofna, pàpuča, натикача, натикача, па̀пуча, патофна, патофна
pantòfula, savatta
pantofel
copat
babucha, pantufla, pantufla, zapatilla, zapatilla, zapatilla de estar por casa
toffel, toffel
bakya, tsinelas, tsinelas
sinilas
pabuç, terlik
shippak, tapochka
savata, sopèla, ẑavata, ẑopèla
dép lê, giày hạ
pantuf
pantoufe, pantoufe
si-pit
sliper, sliper
savatte, sluffer
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