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• UK, US: /ˈkʌflɪŋk/
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From cuff + link.

63 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: كَبَكْ (kabak) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Arabic: وِثَاق اَلْكُفَّة (wiṯāq al-kuffa) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Arabic: كَبَك (kabak) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Armenian: թեւքաճարմանդ (tʻewkʻačarmand) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Armenian: ճարմանդ (čarmand) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Azerbaijani: zaponka — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Basque: eskumuturreko — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Belarusian: за́панка (zápanka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Belarusian: шпо́нка (špónka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Bulgarian: копче за ръкавели (kopče za rǎkaveli) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Catalan: botó de puny — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Chinese Mandarin: 袖扣 (xiùkòu) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Czech: manžetový knoflík — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Danish: manchetknap — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Dutch: manchetknoop — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Esperanto: manumbutono — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Estonian: mansetinööp — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Finnish: kalvosinnappi — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• French: bouton de manchette — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Georgian: საკინძი (saḳinʒi) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• German: Manschettenknopf — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Greek: μανικετόκουμπο (maniketókoumpo) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Hungarian: mandzsettagomb — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Irish: lúibín cufa — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Italian: gemello — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Italian: gemelli — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Japanese: カフス (kafusu) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Japanese: カフリンクス (kafurinkusu) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Japanese: カフスボタン (kafusubotan) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Kazakh: жеңілгек (jeñılgek) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Korean: 커프스 (keopeuseu) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Korean: 커프 링크스 (keopeu ringkeuseu) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Kyrgyz: запонка (zaponka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Macedonian: ко́пче за манже́тна (kópče za manžétna) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Manx: lhoobeen — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Norwegian Bokmål: mansjettknapp — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Norwegian Nynorsk: mansjettknapp — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Iranian Persian: دُکْمِه (dokme) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Plautdietsch: Hamdsmeiwknoop — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Polish: spinka do mankietu — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Portuguese: abotoadura — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Portuguese: botão de punho — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Russian: за́понка (záponka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Slovak: manžetový gombík — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Slovene: manšetni gumb — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: gemelo — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: broche — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: collera — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: mancorna — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: mancuerna — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: mancuernilla — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: yugo — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Spanish: yunta — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Swedish: manschettknapp — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Tajik: запонка (zaponka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Tajik: тугма (tugma) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Tajik: бандак (bandak) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Turkish: kol düğmesi — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Ukrainian: за́понка (záponka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Ukrainian: шпо́нка (špónka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Uyghur: زاپونكا (zaponka) — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Uzbek: zaponka — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together
• Welsh: dolen lawes — button used to hold a sleeve cuff together