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|sltr=<b>πλᾱκτρον</b> plectrum [[for]] playing the [[lyre]]. φόρμιγγ' [[Ἀπόλλων]] ἑπτάγλωσσον χρυσέῳ πλάκτρῳ διώκων (N. 5.24) | |sltr=<b>πλᾱκτρον</b> [[plectrum]] [[for]] playing the [[lyre]]. φόρμιγγ' [[Ἀπόλλων]] ἑπτάγλωσσον χρυσέῳ πλάκτρῳ διώκων (N. 5.24) | ||
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Arabic: مَنْخَس; Aramaic: זקתא; Armenian Old Armenian: գաւազան; Aromanian: strimburari; Belarusian: стракала; Bulgarian: остен, копраля; Catalan: agullada, tocadora, gullada; Czech: bodec; Dutch: [[staak]]; Finnish: tutkain; French: [[aiguillon]]; Galician: aguillada, aguillón; German: [[Stachelstock]]; Greek: [[βουκέντρα]]; Ancient Greek: [[κέντρον]]; Hebrew: מַלְמַד; Hungarian: ösztöke; Ido: pikobastono; Indonesian: gancu; Irish: brod; Italian: [[pungolo]]; Javanese: gancu; Kashubian: òsce; Kurdish Central Kurdish: نەقیزە; Northern Kurdish: misas; Latin: [[stimulus]]; Macedonian: остен; Malay: angkus; Malayalam: തോട്ടി, അങ്കുശം; Middle English: gode; Old Church Slavonic Cyrillic: стрѣкало; Persian: سک; Polish: oścień; Romanian: strămurare; Russian: [[прут]], [[стрекало]]; Sanskrit: अष्ट्रा; Scottish Gaelic: brod; Serbo-Croatian: badalo; Cyrillic: бадало; Roman: badalo; Spanish: [[picana]], [[puya]], [[aguijada]]; Thai: ประตัก, ปฏัก; Turkish: üvendire; Ukrainian: стрекало, стрікало; Urdu: آنکس | Arabic: مَنْخَس; Aramaic: זקתא; Armenian Old Armenian: գաւազան; Aromanian: strimburari; Belarusian: стракала; Bulgarian: остен, копраля; Catalan: agullada, tocadora, gullada; Czech: bodec; Dutch: [[staak]]; Finnish: tutkain; French: [[aiguillon]]; Galician: aguillada, aguillón; German: [[Stachelstock]]; Greek: [[βουκέντρα]]; Ancient Greek: [[κέντρον]]; Hebrew: מַלְמַד; Hungarian: ösztöke; Ido: pikobastono; Indonesian: gancu; Irish: brod; Italian: [[pungolo]]; Javanese: gancu; Kashubian: òsce; Kurdish Central Kurdish: نەقیزە; Northern Kurdish: misas; Latin: [[stimulus]]; Macedonian: остен; Malay: angkus; Malayalam: തോട്ടി, അങ്കുശം; Middle English: gode; Old Church Slavonic Cyrillic: стрѣкало; Persian: سک; Polish: oścień; Romanian: strămurare; Russian: [[прут]], [[стрекало]]; Sanskrit: अष्ट्रा; Scottish Gaelic: brod; Serbo-Croatian: badalo; Cyrillic: бадало; Roman: badalo; Spanish: [[picana]], [[puya]], [[aguijada]]; Thai: ประตัก, ปฏัก; Turkish: üvendire; Ukrainian: стрекало, стрікало; Urdu: آنکس | ||
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Armenian: բիտ, կոտոշ; Chinese Mandarin: 距; Czech: ostruha; Danish: spore; Esperanto: sprono; Finnish: kannus; French: [[ergot]]; Galician: esporón, espora; Ancient Greek: [[κέντρον]]; Italian: [[sperone]]; Latin: [[calcar]]; Malay: taji; Middle English: spore; Occitan: esperon; Portuguese: [[espora]]; Russian: [[шпора]]; Spanish: [[espolón]]; Tagalog: tahid; Vietnamese: cựa | Armenian: բիտ, կոտոշ; Chinese Mandarin: 距; Czech: ostruha; Danish: spore; Esperanto: sprono; Finnish: kannus; French: [[ergot]]; Galician: esporón, espora; Ancient Greek: [[κέντρον]], [[πλῆκτρον]], [[πλᾶκτρον]]; Italian: [[sperone]]; Latin: [[calcar]]; Malay: taji; Middle English: spore; Occitan: esperon; Portuguese: [[espora]]; Russian: [[шпора]]; Spanish: [[espolón]]; Tagalog: tahid; Vietnamese: cựa | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:00, 29 November 2022
English (LSJ)
Doric for πλῆκτρον.
French (Bailly abrégé)
dor. c. πλῆκτρον.
English (Slater)
πλᾱκτρον plectrum for playing the lyre. φόρμιγγ' Ἀπόλλων ἑπτάγλωσσον χρυσέῳ πλάκτρῳ διώκων (N. 5.24)
German (Pape)
dor. = πλῆκτρον.
Translations
plectrum
Arabic: ريشة; Azerbaijani: mizrab; Belarusian: плектар, медыятар; Breton: skraberig; Bulgarian: перце; Catalan: pua; Chinese Mandarin: 撥子, 拨子; Czech: trsátko; Danish: plekter; Dutch: plectrum; Esperanto: plektro; Estonian: plektron; Faroese: plektari; Finnish: plektra; kynsi; French: plectre, médiator, pick, onglet; German: Plektron, Plektrum; Greek: πέννα; Ancient Greek: πλῆκτρον; Hebrew: מפרט; Hungarian: pengető; Icelandic: nögl; Italian: plettro; Japanese: ピック; Korean: 피크; Latin: plectrum; Latvian: braucis; Lithuanian: brauktukas; Low German Dutch Low Saxon: plektrum; Macedonian: плектрум; Malay: plektrum; Navajo: beeʼałtązhí; Norwegian Bokmål: plekter; Nynorsk: plekter; Occitan: plèctre; Old English: næġl; Persian: زخمه, مضراب, سکافه; Polish: plektron, kostka; Portuguese: plectro, palheta; Russian: плектр, медиатор; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: плектрум, трзаљка, трзалица; Roman: plektrum, trzaljka, trzalica; Spanish: plectro, púa; Swedish: plektrum; Tagalog: puwa; Thai: ปิ๊ก; Turkish: mızrap, tezene, pena, çalgıç; Ukrainian: плектр, медіатор
goad
Arabic: مَنْخَس; Aramaic: זקתא; Armenian Old Armenian: գաւազան; Aromanian: strimburari; Belarusian: стракала; Bulgarian: остен, копраля; Catalan: agullada, tocadora, gullada; Czech: bodec; Dutch: staak; Finnish: tutkain; French: aiguillon; Galician: aguillada, aguillón; German: Stachelstock; Greek: βουκέντρα; Ancient Greek: κέντρον; Hebrew: מַלְמַד; Hungarian: ösztöke; Ido: pikobastono; Indonesian: gancu; Irish: brod; Italian: pungolo; Javanese: gancu; Kashubian: òsce; Kurdish Central Kurdish: نەقیزە; Northern Kurdish: misas; Latin: stimulus; Macedonian: остен; Malay: angkus; Malayalam: തോട്ടി, അങ്കുശം; Middle English: gode; Old Church Slavonic Cyrillic: стрѣкало; Persian: سک; Polish: oścień; Romanian: strămurare; Russian: прут, стрекало; Sanskrit: अष्ट्रा; Scottish Gaelic: brod; Serbo-Croatian: badalo; Cyrillic: бадало; Roman: badalo; Spanish: picana, puya, aguijada; Thai: ประตัก, ปฏัก; Turkish: üvendire; Ukrainian: стрекало, стрікало; Urdu: آنکس
cock's spur
Armenian: բիտ, կոտոշ; Chinese Mandarin: 距; Czech: ostruha; Danish: spore; Esperanto: sprono; Finnish: kannus; French: ergot; Galician: esporón, espora; Ancient Greek: κέντρον, πλῆκτρον, πλᾶκτρον; Italian: sperone; Latin: calcar; Malay: taji; Middle English: spore; Occitan: esperon; Portuguese: espora; Russian: шпора; Spanish: espolón; Tagalog: tahid; Vietnamese: cựa