arrowhead

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈæɹəʊhɛd/
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• Southern-England: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• /ˈæɹoʊhɛd/ without the Mary–marry–merry merger
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• /ˈɛ(ə)ɹoʊhɛd/ Mary–marry–merry merger
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• CMU ARPABET: AE1 R OW0 HH EH2 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: EH1 R OW0 HH EH2 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English arewehede, arowhede, arowheved. By surface analysis, arrow + head.

64 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Ahtna: cʼekʼaʼ — the pointed part of an arrow
• Western Apache: besh distʼog — the pointed part of an arrow
• Azerbaijani: ox ucluğu — the pointed part of an arrow
• Bashkir: башаҡ (başaq) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Bulgarian: връх на стрела (vrǎh na strela) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Chinese Mandarin: 箭頭 /箭头 (jiàntóu) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Chinese Mandarin: 箭鏃 /箭镞 (jiànzú) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Czech: hrot — the pointed part of an arrow
• Danish: pilespids — the pointed part of an arrow
• Finnish: nuolenkärki — the pointed part of an arrow
• Finnish: nuolenpää — the pointed part of an arrow
• French: fer de lance — the pointed part of an arrow
• German: Pfeilspitze — the pointed part of an arrow
• Ancient Greek: αἰχμή (aikhmḗ) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Hungarian: nyílhegy — the pointed part of an arrow
• Japanese: 鏃 (yajiri) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Japanese: 矢尻 (yajiri) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Navajo: béésh astʼogii — the pointed part of an arrow
• Navajo: kʼaabéésh — the pointed part of an arrow
• Norwegian Bokmål: pilspiss — the pointed part of an arrow
• Norwegian Nynorsk: pilspiss — the pointed part of an arrow
• Persian: پیکان (peykân) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Polish: grot — the pointed part of an arrow
• Portuguese: ponta de flecha — the pointed part of an arrow
• Russian: наконе́чник (nakonéčnik) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Russian: остриё (ostrijó) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Slovak: hrot — the pointed part of an arrow
• Southern Altai: јебе (ǰebe) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Southern Altai: курч учы (kurč učï) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Southern Altai: мис (mis) — the pointed part of an arrow
• Spanish: punta de flecha — the pointed part of an arrow
• Sundanese: paksi — the pointed part of an arrow
• Swedish: pilspets — the pointed part of an arrow
• Tagalog: palaso — the pointed part of an arrow
• Unami: sànàkw — the pointed part of an arrow
• Vietnamese: đầu mũi tên — the pointed part of an arrow
• Bulgarian: знак за високо напрежение (znak za visoko napreženie) — symbol
• Chinese Cantonese: 箭嘴 (zin3 zeoi2) — symbol
• Chinese Mandarin: 箭頭 /箭头 (jiàntóu) — symbol
• Finnish: nuolenkärki — symbol
• Finnish: nuolenpää — symbol
• French: fer de lance — symbol
• German: Pfeilspitze — symbol
• Hebrew: ראש חץ (rosh hetz) — symbol
• Hungarian: nyíl — symbol
• Portuguese: flecha — symbol
• Portuguese: seta — symbol
• Russian: стре́лка (strélka) — symbol
• Bulgarian: стрелоли́ст (strelolíst) — plant
• Catalan: sagitària — plant
• Chinese Mandarin: 慈姑 (cígū) — plant
• Czech: šípatka — plant
• German: Pfeilkraut — plant
• Hungarian: nyílfű — plant
• Japanese: 慈姑 (kuwai) — plant
• Korean: 벗풀 (beotpul) — plant
• Latin: sagitta — plant
• Malay: ngaku — plant
• Navajo: táłkááʼbéésh — plant
• Portuguese: sagitária — plant
• Romanian: săgeata-apei — plant
• Romanian: săgeata-apelor — plant
• Russian: стрелоли́ст (strelolíst) — plant
• Umatilla: ɨstíˀɨstins — plant