slingshot - Wiktionary, the free dictionary (original) (raw)

Y-shaped stick with an elastic sling between the arms used for shooting small projectiles — see also sling

• Albanian: blorë f, llastik (sq) m
• Arabic: مِقْلَاع (miqlāʕ)
  Hijazi Arabic: نُبّيلة f (nubbēla)
  Moroccan Arabic: مقلاع (maqlāʕ), جبادة (jabbāda)
• Armenian: պարսատիկ (hy) (parsatik), ռագատկա (ṙagatka)
• Asturian: flonda
• Atong (India): patyl
• Azerbaijani: sapand, quşatan
• Basque: tiragoma
• Belarusian: рага́тка f (rahátka)
• Betawi: selepetan
• Breton: taolerez-vein f
• Bulgarian: пра́шка (bg) f (práška)
• Catalan: tirador (ca) m, profunda (ca), fona (ca) f
• Chinese:
  Mandarin: 彈弓 / 弹弓 (zh) (dàngōng)
• Czech: prak (cs) m
• Danish: slangebøsse c
• Dutch: katapult (nl) m
• Esperanto: ŝtonĵetileto
• Estonian: ragulka, kada
• Finnish: ritsa (fi)
• French: lance-pierre (fr) m, fronde (fr) f
• Galician: truquel m, tirador m
• Georgian: შურდული (ka) (šurduli)
• German: Schleuder (de) f, Steinschleuder (de) f, Zwille (de) f
• Greek: σφεντόνα (el) f (sfentóna)
  Ancient Greek: σφενδόνη f (sphendónē)
• Hausa: màjajjawā f
• Hebrew: קלע (he) f (kéla), רוגטקה (he) f (rugátka)
• Hindi: गुलेल (hi) f (gulel)
• Hungarian: csúzli (hu)
• Icelandic: teygjubyssa f
• Indonesian: ketapel (id), katapel (id), selepetan (id)
• Ingrian: nahkapyssy, loukku
• Ingush: ӏад (ˀad)
• Irish: crann tabhaill m
• Italian: fionda (it) f
• Japanese: パチンコ (ja) (pachinko), スリングショット (suringshotto)
• Korean: 새총 (ko) (saechong)
• Kurdish:
  Central Kurdish: قۆچەقانی (ckb) (qoçeqanî)
• Lao: ກະຖຸນ (lo) (ka thun), ຫນ້າກະຖຸນ (nā ka thun)
• Latin: fustibalus m
• Macedonian: ча́тал m (čátal), пра́ќа f (práḱa), жи́ла f (žíla)
• Malay: lastik, tarbil, jepretan
• Māori: kōtaha
• Mongolian:
  Cyrillic: чавх (mn) (čavx)
  Mongolian script: ᠴᠢᠪᠬ᠎ᠠ (čibk-a)
• Navajo: bee adiltąshí
• Norwegian:
  Bokmål: sprettert (no) m
  Nynorsk: sprettert m
• Old English: liþere f
• Persian: کلاسنگ (kalâsang), قلاب‌سنگ (qollâb-sang), فلاخن (fa) (falâxan)
• Polish: proca (pl) f
• Portuguese: estilingue (pt), baladeira (pt), atiradeira f, fisga (pt) f, bodoque (pt) m, funda (pt) f, setra f
• Russian: рога́тка (ru) f (rogátka)
• Serbo-Croatian: mala praćka f
• Slovene: frača (sl) f
• Spanish: baladora (es) f (Peruvian Amazonia), biombo (es) m (Panama), catapulta (es) f (Costa Rica), cauchera f (Colombia), charpe (es) m (Southwestern Mexico), chilinchate m (Honduras), china (es) f (Venezuela), estiladera f (Canary Islands), fonda (es) f (Central and Western Venezuela), gomera (es) f (Argentina), gomero (es) m (Northwestern and Southern Central Spain), honda (es) f (Argentina, Colombian Caribbean Coast, Chile, Guatemala, Northwestern Venezuela, Peru, Uruguay), hondilla f (El Salvador, Honduras), hondita f (Paraguay), hulera f (Nicaragua), jebe (es) m (Peru), resortera f (Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexican standard usage), tiracantos m (Western Central Spain), tirachinas (es) m (Spain standard usage), tirachinos m (Southwestern Spain), tiradera (es) f (Spain's Canary Islands), tirador (es) m (Northwestern Mexico, Southern Central and Northeastern Spain, Philippines standard usage), tiragomas m (Northern Central Spain, specifically Cantabria, Basque Country, Soria, La Rioja and Aragon), tirahule m (Southeastern Mexico), tirapiedras (es) m (Cuba, Dominican Republic), tira-tira m (Northwestern Venezuela, specifically State of Falcon), tirabeque (es) m, palca f
• Swedish: slangbella (sv) c
• Tagalog: saltik, paltik, tirador
• Tamil: சுண்டுவில் (ta) (cuṇṭuvil)
• Thai: หนังสติ๊ก (th) (nǎng-sà-dtík)
• Tibetan: འུར་རདོ ('ur rdo), གུར་ཐོགས (gur thogs)
• Turkish: sapan (tr)
• Ukrainian: рога́тка f (rohátka), рога́чка f (roháčka)
• Vietnamese: ná (vi)
• Welsh: sling m or f, catapwlt m