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| How to Say Glass |
In this section, you will find a list of translations of the word "glass"
in various languages.
We invite our readers to send us the missing translations. For non-latin characters,
we invite readers to also send a fax with the printed or hand written word
and trasliteration in latin characters (+39-02-66302914).
Thank you for your cooperation.
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A
Afghan dari: peahala, glass
Afghan pashtoo: khikha
Afrikaans (South Africa): glas
Arabic (original): ZooGag
Arabic Egyptian (colloquial): izzaz
Armenian: apaki
Azerbaijani: ![]()
B
Bahasa Malaysia: kaca
Bengali: sheesha
Bosnian: staklo
Bulgarian: staklo
Byelorussian: styaklo
C
Castellano: vidrio
Catalan: vidre
Chinese mandarin (official language): boli
Chinese cantonese: ball lay
Croatian: staklo
Czech: sklo
D
Danish: glas
Dinka: gazaz, zujag
Dutch: glas
E
Egyptian: zuggag
Estonian: Klaas
F
Farsi (Persian): shisheh
Filipino: salamin
Filipino (broken glass): bubog
Finnish: lasi
French: verre
Friesian: glês
G
Gaelic: Gloine
Georgian: mina
German: Glas
Gujarati: kaanch
Greek: gyali
(note that the current term is only slighlty different from the 3,500-year-old
Greek word, mentioned by Homer too, "yalos", which can serve as the Ancient
Greek equivalent);
tzami (colloquial word meaning mainly window-pane)
H
Hebrew: zchuchit
Hindi: kach; sheesha
Hungarian: uveg
I
Iceland: gler
Indonesian: kaca
Iranian: shishe
Italian: vetro
K
Korean: yuri
Kurdish: Vanadick
L
Latvian: stikls
Lithuanian: stiklas
Luxemburger: glas
M
Malay: gelas
Malayalam (Kerala, India): Kannadi, Chillu
Malgasy: fitaratra
Maltese: hgieg (The pronunciation of both g's is similar to the English
"G" in "Germany" while the pronciation of the middle "ie"
is similar to an English "ea" in "read")
Maori: karaehe
Marathi (Mumbai, India): kach (pronounced "kaa ch")
N
Nepal: shisa
Norwegian: glass
P
Pakistani (urdu): sheesha
Palestinian: kazaz
Pashtoo (Afghanistan): khikha
Persian (Farsi): shisheh
Polish: szklo
Portuguese: vidro
R
Romanian: sticla (used for all glass, from old Slav language),
geam (window glass only)
Russian: steklo
S
Senegalese: wer (a deformation of the French "verre")
Serbian: staklo
Slovak: sklo
Slovenian: steklo
Spanish: vidrio
Sri Lankan: veeduru
Swahili: Singular: kioo / Plural: vioo
Swedish: glas
T
Taiwaness: bolei
Tamil: kannadi
Telugu: gaju
Thai: gaew
Turkish: cam
U
Ukrainian: sklo
Uto-Atzecan: güishte
Urdu: sheesha
V
Valencian: vidre
Vietnamese: thuõ kinh
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