blowgun

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• General-American: /ˈbloʊˌɡʌn/
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• CMU ARPABET: B L OW1 G AH2 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From blow + gun.

41 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: سبطانة (sabaṭāna) — weapon
• Belarusian: духавая трубка (duxavaja trubka) — weapon
• Catalan: sarbatana — weapon
• Chamicuro: lokote's̈ho'lochi — weapon
• Chinese Mandarin: 吹箭 (chuījiàn) — weapon
• Czech: foukačka — weapon
• Dutch: blaasroer — weapon
• Dutch: blaaspijp — weapon
• Esperanto: blovpafilo — weapon
• Finnish: puhallusputki — weapon
• French: sarbacane — weapon
• Galician: tutelo — weapon
• German: Blasrohr — weapon
• Hungarian: fúvócső — weapon
• Hungarian: légfúvóka — weapon
• Indonesian: sumpitan — weapon
• Italian: cerbottana — weapon
• Japanese: 吹き矢 (fukiya) — weapon
• Javanese: tulup — weapon
• Old Javanese: tulup — weapon
• Korean: 바람총 (baramchong) — weapon
• Macedonian: ду́вачка це́вка (dúvačka cévka) — weapon
• Maguindanao: sumpit — weapon
• Malay: سومڤيت — weapon
• Malay: sumpit — weapon
• Maranao: sompit — weapon
• Central Melanau: seput — weapon
• Norwegian Bokmål: blåserør — weapon
• Polish: dmuchawka — weapon
• Polish: świstuła — weapon
• Portuguese: zarabatana — weapon
• Russian: духова́я тру́бка (duxovája trúbka) — weapon
• Sebop: keleput — weapon
• Spanish: cerbatana — weapon
• Swedish: blåsrör — weapon
• Tagalog: sumpak — weapon
• Tagalog: supla — weapon
• Tagalog: suplador — weapon
• Turkish: tüftüf — weapon
• Turkish: ağız tüfeği — weapon
• Vietnamese: ống xì đồng — weapon