φυσούνα

Greek Monolingual

η, Ν
1. φυσερό
2. κοινή ονομασία διάταξης-καλύμματος στο μέρος άρθρωσης μεγάλου οχήματος, αποτελούμενου από δύο ή περισσότερα τμήματα, η οποία μοιάζει με μεγάλο φυσερό («λεωφορείο με φυσούνα»).
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. < φυσούνι + μεγεθ. κατάλ. -α (πρβλ. κουδούνα)].

Translations

an: mancha; ar: كير; bat_smg: domplės; bg: духало; bn: হাপর; br: megin; ca: manxa; cs: měch; da: blæsebælg; de: Blasebalg; en: bellows; eo: balgo; es: fuelle; eu: hauspo; fi: palje; fr: soufflet; gl: fol; he: מפוח; hr: mijeh; id: ubub; is: físibelgur; it: mantice; ja: 鞴; kn: ತಿದಿ; ko: 풀무; ky: көрүк; la: follis fabrilis; lmo: mantes; lt: dumplės; lv: plēšas; ms: hububan; nl: blaasbalg; nn: blåsebelg; no: blåsebelg; pl: miech; pt: fole de ferreiro; sh: mijeh; simple: bellows; sv: bälg; ta: துருத்தி; tr: körük; uk: міх; zh: 风箱

Afrikaans: blaasbalk; Albanian: shakull; Arabic: مِنْفَاخ‎; Armenian: փուքս; Aromanian: foali; Azerbaijani: körük; Bashkir: күрек; Belarusian: сильфон; Bulgarian: духало; Catalan: manxa; Cebuano: tayhop; Chinese Mandarin: 風箱, 风箱; Czech: měch; Danish: blæsebælg; Dutch: blaasbalg; Esperanto: balgo; Estonian: lõõts; Finnish: palkeet; French: soufflet; Friulian: soflet; Galician: fol, barquín; German: Blasebalg; Greek: φυσητήρας, φυσερό, φυσούνα; Ancient Greek: φυσητήρ; Hausa: mafuri, zigazigai; Hungarian: fújtaró; Icelandic: físir, físar, físibelgur, físibelgir; Indonesian: puputan; Irish: boilg; Italian: soffietto, mantice; Japanese: 鞴; Korean: 풀무; Latin: follis; Latvian: plēšas; Lithuanian: dùmplės; Macedonian: мев; Malay: belos, hububan, ubub; Manchu: ᡥᡠᠵᡠᡴᡠ; Maori: pupuhiahi; Mongolian: хөөрөг; Nogai: коьрик; Norwegian Bokmål: blåsebelg; Nynorsk: blåsebelg; Occitan: bufet; Old Irish: bolg; Old Prussian: moasis; Polish: miech; Portuguese: fole; Romanian: foale; Russian: меха, мех, мехи; Serbo-Croatian: mijeh, mȇh; Slovak: mech; Somali: goosimo; Southern Altai: кӧрӱк; Spanish: fuelle; Sudovian: maisis; Swahili: mvukuto, mifua; Swedish: blåsbälg; Tagalog: bubulusan, bulusan, puwelye; Turkish: körük; Ukrainian: міх; Uzbek: bosqon, dam; Venetian: folo, foło, fol, supieto; Vietnamese: bễ; Welsh: megin; White Hmong: lwj; Zulu: izifutho