door frame

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈdɔː ˌfɹeɪm/
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• US: /ˈdɔɹ ˌfɹeɪm/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

25 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: bastiment — frame into which a door is fitted
• Czech: zárubeň — frame into which a door is fitted
• Czech: futro — frame into which a door is fitted
• Danish: dørkarm — frame into which a door is fitted
• Dutch: deurkozijn — frame into which a door is fitted
• Faroese: durakarmur — frame into which a door is fitted
• Finnish: ovenkarmi — frame into which a door is fitted
• French: encadrement de porte — frame into which a door is fitted
• German: Türrahmen — frame into which a door is fitted
• German: Türstock — frame into which a door is fitted
• German: Zarge — frame into which a door is fitted
• German: Türzarge — frame into which a door is fitted
• Icelandic: dyrakarmur — frame into which a door is fitted
• Irish: fráma dorais — frame into which a door is fitted
• Maltese: ċaċċiż — frame into which a door is fitted
• Norwegian Bokmål: dørkarm — frame into which a door is fitted
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dørkarm — frame into which a door is fitted
• Polish: futryna — frame into which a door is fitted
• Polish: ościeżnica — frame into which a door is fitted
• Portuguese: guarnição — frame into which a door is fitted
• Serbo-Croatian: štok — frame into which a door is fitted
• Swedish: dörrkarm — frame into which a door is fitted
• Welsh: ffrâm drws — frame into which a door is fitted
• Yiddish: לודקע (ludke) — frame into which a door is fitted
• Yiddish: פּריטעלקע (pritelke) — frame into which a door is fitted