Splinter

//ˈsplɪn.tɚ//

Translations of "splinter" (62 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	σχινδάλαμος(fragment of material)	skhindálamos
Arabic	شَظِيَّة(fragment of material)	šaẓiyya
Armenian	տաշեղ(fragment of material)	tašeġ
Aromanian	aschlje(fragment of material), ashclji(fragment of material)	—
Azerbaijani	tilişkə(fragment of material)	—
Basque	ezpal(fragment of material)	—
Belarusian	ска́бка(fragment of material), стрэ́мка(fragment of material)	skábka, strémka
Bulgarian	отло́мък(fragment of material), треска́(fragment of material), разцепвам(to cause to break apart into splinters), разцепвам(to break or cause to break into factions), разцепвам се(to come apart into splinters), цепя(to cause to break apart into splinters), шинирам(to fasten or confine with splints)	otlómǎk, treská, razcepvam, razcepvam, razcepvam se, cepja, šiniram
Catalan	estella(fragment of material), estellar(to come apart into splinters)	—
Cherokee	ᎤᏢᏓᎸᏓ(fragment of material)	utlvdalvda
Chinese Mandarin	刺(fragment of material), 碎片(fragment of material)	cì, suìpiàn
Czech	frakce(group), odštěpek(fragment of material), tříska(fragment of material), úlomek(fragment of material), odštěpit se(to break or cause to break into factions), štípat(to cause to break apart into splinters), štěpit se(to come apart into splinters)	—
Dalmatian	sčela(fragment of material)	—
Danish	splint(fragment of material)	—
Dutch	splinter(fragment of material), splintergroep(group), splinteren(to come apart into splinters), versplinteren(to come apart into splinters), versplinteren(to cause to break apart into splinters)	—
Esperanto	splito(fragment of material)	—
Estonian	kild(fragment of material), pind(fragment of material)	—
Finnish	pirstale(fragment of material), sirpale(fragment of material), sirpaleryhmä(group), säle(fragment of material), hajota(to break or cause to break into factions), hajottaa(to break or cause to break into factions), lastoittaa(to fasten or confine with splints), lyödä säpäleiksi(to cause to break apart into splinters), mennä säpäleiksi(to come apart into splinters), panna päreiksi(to cause to break apart into splinters), pirstoa(to cause to break apart into splinters), pirstoutua(to come apart into splinters)	—
French	esquille(fragment of material), faction(group), écharde(fragment of material), éclat(fragment of material), broyer(to come apart into splinters)	—
Friulian	scae(fragment of material), sclese(fragment of material)	—
Galician	acha(fragment of material), bandaría(group), bando(group), cavaco(fragment of material), escádea(fragment of material), estela(fragment of material), faución(group), guizo(fragment of material), lerca(fragment of material), lircha(fragment of material), pitela(fragment of material), racha(fragment of material), trisca(fragment of material), troupecelo(fragment of material), turraca(fragment of material), espitallar(to come apart into splinters), espitallar(to cause to break apart into splinters), estelar(to come apart into splinters), estelar(to cause to break apart into splinters), lascar(to come apart into splinters), lascar(to cause to break apart into splinters), lasquear(to come apart into splinters), lasquear(to cause to break apart into splinters), rachar(to cause to break apart into splinters)	—
Georgian	ხიწვი(fragment of material), ხიჭვი(fragment of material)	xic̣vi, xič̣vi
German	Schiefer(fragment of material), Splinter(fragment of material), Splitter(fragment of material), Splittergruppe(group), Spreißel(fragment of material), zersplittern(to come apart into splinters), zersplittern(to cause to break apart into splinters)	—
Greek	ακίδα(fragment of material), θραύσμα(fragment of material), σκλήθρα(fragment of material)	akída, thráfsma, sklíthra
Hebrew	קֵיסָם(fragment of material), שְׁבָב(fragment of material)	kesám, shvav
Hungarian	forgács(fragment of material), szálka(fragment of material)	—
Ingrian	päre(fragment of material)	—
Irish	scealp(fragment of material), scealpóg(fragment of material)	—
Italian	fazione(group), scheggia(fragment of material), dividere(to break or cause to break into factions), fare a pezzi(to break or cause to break into factions), scheggiare(to cause to break apart into splinters), scheggiarsi(to come apart into splinters)	—
Japanese	刺(fragment of material), 破片(fragment of material)	toge, hahen
Khmer	ចំរាស(fragment of material)	cɑmriəh
Korean	조각(fragment of material), 지저깨비(fragment of material)	jogak, jijeokkaebi
Lao	ສ້ຽນ(fragment of material)	sīan
Latin	assula(fragment of material), schidia(fragment of material)	—
Latvian	skabarga(fragment of material), skaida(fragment of material)	—
Lithuanian	drožlė(fragment of material), rakštis(fragment of material), trupinys(group)	—
Macedonian	деланка(fragment of material), спица(fragment of material), треска(fragment of material)	delanka, spica, treska
Māori	koi(fragment of material)	—
Norman	êclyi(fragment of material)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	flis(fragment of material)	—
Occitan	ascla(fragment of material), astèla(fragment of material), esquilha(fragment of material), estèla(fragment of material)	—
Old English	speld(fragment of material)	—
Persian	تریشه(fragment of material)	teriše
Plautdietsch	Spekja(fragment of material)	—
Polish	drzazga(fragment of material), odłam(group), odłamek(fragment of material)	—
Portuguese	facção(group), farpa(fragment of material), esfarpar(to come apart into splinters), esfarpar(to cause to break apart into splinters)	—
Romanian	așchie(fragment of material), facțiune(group)	—
Russian	зано́за(fragment of material), отщепе́нцы(group), ще́пка(fragment of material), раскалывать(to cause to break apart into splinters), раскалываться(to come apart into splinters), расщеплять(to cause to break apart into splinters), расщепляться(to come apart into splinters)	zanóza, otščepéncy, ščépka, raskalyvatʹ, raskalyvatʹsja, rasščepljatʹ, rasščepljatʹsja
Sardinian	alcia(fragment of material), ascia(fragment of material), ascra(fragment of material), astua(fragment of material), astula(fragment of material), schedra(fragment of material), schelda(fragment of material)	—
Scots	pran(fragment of material), spail(fragment of material)	—
Scottish Gaelic	spealg(fragment of material), spealg(to come apart into splinters), spealg(to cause to break apart into splinters)	—
Slovak	frakcia(group), trieska(fragment of material), štiepka(fragment of material), rozbiť(to cause to break apart into splinters), rozbíjať(to cause to break apart into splinters), rozdeliť(to break or cause to break into factions), rozdeliť sa(to break or cause to break into factions), rozsekať(to cause to break apart into splinters), rozštiepať(to cause to break apart into splinters), rozštiepiť(to break or cause to break into factions), rozštiepiť sa(to come apart into splinters), rozštiepiť sa(to break or cause to break into factions), sekať(to cause to break apart into splinters), štiepať(to cause to break apart into splinters), štiepiť(to break or cause to break into factions), štiepiť sa(to come apart into splinters), štiepiť sa(to break or cause to break into factions)	—
Slovene	trska(fragment of material)	—
Spanish	astilla(fragment of material), esquirla(fragment of material), astillar(to come apart into splinters), astillar(to cause to break apart into splinters)	—
Swedish	avknoppning(group), flisa(fragment of material), sticka(fragment of material), utbrytargrupp(group), utbrytning(group)	—
Tagalog	subyang(fragment of material)	—
Tajik	параха(fragment of material)	paraxa
Thai	เสี้ยน(fragment of material)	sîian
Turkish	kıymık(fragment of material)	—
Ukrainian	ска́бка(fragment of material), ска́лка(fragment of material)	skábka, skálka
Venetan	s-cexa(fragment of material), sgrexénda(fragment of material)	—
Walloon	schete(fragment of material)	—

Ancient Greek

σχινδάλαμος

skhindálamos

Arabic

شَظِيَّة

šaẓiyya

Armenian

տաշեղ

tašeġ

aschlje, ashclji

tilişkə

ezpal

ска́бка, стрэ́мка

skábka, strémka

Bulgarian

отло́мък, треска́, разцепвам, разцепвам, разцепвам се, цепя, шинирам

otlómǎk, treská, razcepvam, razcepvam, razcepvam se, cepja, šiniram

Catalan

estella, estellar

Cherokee

ᎤᏢᏓᎸᏓ

utlvdalvda

Chinese Mandarin

刺, 碎片

cì, suìpiàn

Czech

frakce, odštěpek, tříska, úlomek, odštěpit se, štípat, štěpit se

Dalmatian

sčela

Danish

splint

Dutch

splinter, splintergroep, splinteren, versplinteren, versplinteren

Esperanto

splito

Estonian

kild, pind

Finnish

pirstale, sirpale, sirpaleryhmä, säle, hajota, hajottaa, lastoittaa, lyödä säpäleiksi, mennä säpäleiksi, panna päreiksi, pirstoa, pirstoutua

French

esquille, faction, écharde, éclat, broyer

Friulian

scae, sclese

Galician

acha, bandaría, bando, cavaco, escádea, estela, faución, guizo, lerca, lircha, pitela, racha, trisca, troupecelo, turraca, espitallar, espitallar, estelar, estelar, lascar, lascar, lasquear, lasquear, rachar

Georgian

ხიწვი, ხიჭვი

xic̣vi, xič̣vi

German

Schiefer, Splinter, Splitter, Splittergruppe, Spreißel, zersplittern, zersplittern

Greek

ακίδα, θραύσμα, σκλήθρα

akída, thráfsma, sklíthra

Hebrew

קֵיסָם, שְׁבָב

kesám, shvav

forgács, szálka

päre

scealp, scealpóg

fazione, scheggia, dividere, fare a pezzi, scheggiare, scheggiarsi

Japanese

刺, 破片

toge, hahen

Khmer

ចំរាស

cɑmriəh

Korean

조각, 지저깨비

jogak, jijeokkaebi

Lao

ສ້ຽນ

sīan

Latin

assula, schidia

Latvian

skabarga, skaida

Lithuanian

drožlė, rakštis, trupinys

Macedonian

деланка, спица, треска

delanka, spica, treska

koi

êclyi

flis

ascla, astèla, esquilha, estèla

Old English

speld

Persian

تریشه

teriše

Plautdietsch

Spekja

Polish

drzazga, odłam, odłamek

Portuguese

facção, farpa, esfarpar, esfarpar

Romanian

așchie, facțiune

Russian

зано́за, отщепе́нцы, ще́пка, раскалывать, раскалываться, расщеплять, расщепляться

zanóza, otščepéncy, ščépka, raskalyvatʹ, raskalyvatʹsja, rasščepljatʹ, rasščepljatʹsja

Sardinian

alcia, ascia, ascra, astua, astula, schedra, schelda

Scots

pran, spail

Scottish Gaelic

spealg, spealg, spealg

Slovak

frakcia, trieska, štiepka, rozbiť, rozbíjať, rozdeliť, rozdeliť sa, rozsekať, rozštiepať, rozštiepiť, rozštiepiť sa, rozštiepiť sa, sekať, štiepať, štiepiť, štiepiť sa, štiepiť sa