armful

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• General-American: /ˈɑɹmˌfəl/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɑːmfl̩/
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From arm + -ful (suffix forming nouns indicating as much as can be held by the noun to which it is attached).

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: qucaq — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Belarusian: бярэ́мя (bjarémja) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Bulgarian: хватка (hvatka) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Bulgarian: наръч (narǎč) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Catalan: braçat — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Catalan: braçada — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Chinese Mandarin: 抱 (bào) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Chinese Mandarin: 滿懷的 /满怀的 (mǎnhuái de) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Dutch: armvol — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Estonian: sületäis — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Finnish: sylillinen — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Finnish: sylys — amount an arm or arms can hold
• French: brassée — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Galician: brazada — amount an arm or arms can hold
• German: Armvoll — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Ido: brakiedo — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Irish: uchtán — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Irish: uchtóg — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Italian: bracciata — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Mongolian: тэвэр (tever) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Norman: brachie — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Occitan: braçat — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Polish: naręcze — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Portuguese: braçada — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Russian: бере́мя (berémja) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Russian: оха́пка (oxápka) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Scottish Gaelic: ultach — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Lower Sorbian: łono — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Spanish: brazado — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Tagalog: galawad — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Ukrainian: обере́мок (oberémok) — amount an arm or arms can hold
• Welsh: coflaid — amount an arm or arms can hold