Word: lanterns
Category: lanterns
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Related words: lanterns
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Translations: lanterns
spanish
linternas, faroles, farolillos, las linternas, linternas de
german
laternen
french
lanternes, des lanternes, les lanternes, fanaux, de lanternes
italian
lanterne, fanali, lanterne di, le lanterne, fanali di
portuguese
lanternas, lanternas de, faróis, faróis de, as lanternas
dutch
lantaarns, navigatielantaarns, de lantaarns, lantaarns van
russian
фонари, фонарики, фонарей, фонарями
norwegian
lanterner, lykter, lyktene
swedish
lyktor, lanternor, infravärmare, lanternorna
finnish
lyhdyt, lyhtyjä, lyhtyjen
danish
lanterner, signallygter, lygter
czech
lucerny, svítilny, lampióny, Lampionky
polish
latarnie, lampiony, Latarnia, latarniami, latarni
hungarian
lámpák, lámpás, lámpások, lámpákat, jelzőlámpák
turkish
fenerler, fener, Lanterns, fenerleri
greek
φανάρια, φανών, φανοί, φανούς, φαναράκια
ukrainian
ліхтарі
albanian
fenerë, fenerë të
bulgarian
фенери, фенерите, фенера, Улични лампи
belarusian
ліхтары
estonian
laternad, laternate, laterna, laternaid
croatian
svjetiljke, lampioni, lanterne, lampiona
icelandic
ljósker
lithuanian
žibintai, žibintų, žibintų atsparumo, žibintais, žibintuose
latvian
laternas, laternām, lukturis, Aizmugures, lukturi
macedonian
фенери, фенер, светилки, светилките
romanian
felinare, lanterne, felinare de, lanterne de, felinarele
slovenian
luči, lučeh, svetilke, lanterne
slovak
lucerny, lampióny, lampy, lampáše, lampáša
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The meaning and "use of": lanterns
noun
- a lamp with a transparent case protecting the flame or electric bulb, and typically having a handle by which it can be carried or hung.
- a square, curved, or polygonal structure on the top of a dome or a room, with the sides glazed or open, so as to admit light.
