clapper

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• General-American: /ˈklæpɚ/
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• rhymes with -æpə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: K L AE1 P ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English clap Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English clapper From clap + -er.

Borrowed from French clapier.

65 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: լեզվակ (lezvak) — the tongue of a bell
• Armenian: զանգալեզվակ (zangalezvak) — the tongue of a bell
• Breton: bazhoulenn — the tongue of a bell
• Bulgarian: ези́к (ezík) — the tongue of a bell
• Catalan: batall — the tongue of a bell
• Czech: srdce zvonu — the tongue of a bell
• Czech: srdce — the tongue of a bell
• Dutch: klepel — the tongue of a bell
• Dutch: bengel — the tongue of a bell
• Esperanto: koro — the tongue of a bell
• Finnish: kieli — the tongue of a bell
• French: batail — the tongue of a bell
• French: battant — the tongue of a bell
• Friulian: batocj — the tongue of a bell
• Friulian: banducel — the tongue of a bell
• Galician: badalo — the tongue of a bell
• Galician: batel — the tongue of a bell
• Gallurese: battaddólu — the tongue of a bell
• German: Klöppel — the tongue of a bell
• German: Schwengel — the tongue of a bell
• German: Challe — the tongue of a bell
• Hebrew: עִנְבָּל (inbal) — the tongue of a bell
• Hungarian: harangnyelv — the tongue of a bell
• Icelandic: kólfur — the tongue of a bell
• Irish: boschrann — the tongue of a bell
• Irish: teanga cloig — the tongue of a bell
• Italian: battaglio — the tongue of a bell
• Italian: batacchio — the tongue of a bell
• Persian: جرس (jaras) — the tongue of a bell
• Polish: serce — the tongue of a bell
• Portuguese: badalo — the tongue of a bell
• Romanian: limbă — the tongue of a bell
• Russian: язы́к — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: batazu — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: batarzu — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: batalzu — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: batàgliu — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: antarzu — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: entazu — the tongue of a bell
• Campidanese Sardinian: tratallu — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: battazu — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: piròne — the tongue of a bell
• Sardinian: limbèddu — the tongue of a bell
• Lower Sorbian: palica — the tongue of a bell
• Spanish: badajo — the tongue of a bell
• Swedish: kläpp — the tongue of a bell
• Venetan: batocio — the tongue of a bell
• Venetan: batòcolo — the tongue of a bell
• Venetan: batòc — the tongue of a bell
• Venetan: batidor — the tongue of a bell
• Venetan: batibèƚo — the tongue of a bell
• Walloon: bata — the tongue of a bell
• Bulgarian: кречетало (krečetalo) — rattle
• Czech: řehtačka — rattle
• Czech: klapačka — rattle
• Dutch: ratel — rattle
• Dutch: klapper — rattle
• Dutch: klepper — rattle
• Finnish: räikkä — rattle
• Ancient Greek: κρέμβαλα (krémbala) — rattle
• Hungarian: kereplő — rattle
• Hungarian: szélkelep — rattle
• Māori: ngutu rakiraki — rattle
• Māori: pākōkō — rattle
• Russian: трещо́тка (treščótka) — rattle