chess clock

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23 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: ساعة الشطرنج — clock system used in chess games
• Chinese Mandarin: 棋鐘 /棋钟 (qízhōng) — clock system used in chess games
• Czech: šachové hodiny — clock system used in chess games
• Danish: skakur — clock system used in chess games
• Dutch: wedstrijdklok — clock system used in chess games
• Esperanto: ŝakhorloĝo — clock system used in chess games
• Estonian: malekell — clock system used in chess games
• Finnish: shakkikello — clock system used in chess games
• French: pendule d'échecs — clock system used in chess games
• German: Schachuhr — clock system used in chess games
• Japanese: 対局時計 (taikyokudokei) — clock system used in chess games
• Korean: 대국 시계 (daeguk sigye) — clock system used in chess games
• Lithuanian: šachmatų laikrodis — clock system used in chess games
• Norwegian Bokmål: sjakkur — clock system used in chess games
• Norwegian Bokmål: sjakklokke — clock system used in chess games
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sjakklokke — clock system used in chess games
• Polish: zegar szachowy — clock system used in chess games
• Romanian: ceas de șah — clock system used in chess games
• Russian: шахматные часы (šaxmatnyje časy) — clock system used in chess games
• Spanish: reloj de ajedrez — clock system used in chess games
• Swedish: schackklocka — clock system used in chess games
• Turkish: oyun saati — clock system used in chess games
• Ukrainian: ша́ховий годи́нник (šáxovyj hodýnnyk) — clock system used in chess games