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A mechanism attached to a door and used to open or close it.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Across languages
Translations
46 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
مَقْبِض اَلْبَاب
(maqbiḍ al-bāb)
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Arabic:
أُكْرَة
(ʔukra)
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Arabic:
أكرة الباب
(ʔukrat al-bāb)
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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West Circassian:
пчъэпсы
(pĉɛpsə)
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Czech:
klika
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Danish:
dørhåndtag
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Dutch:
deurkruk
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Dutch:
deurknop
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Dutch:
klink
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Esperanto:
manilo
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Esperanto:
anso
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Esperanto:
pordanso
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Esperanto:
butono
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Finnih:
ovenkahva
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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French:
poignée
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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French:
clenche
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Galician:
tirador
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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German:
Klinke
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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German:
Türklinke
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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German:
Türschnalle
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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German:
Schnalle
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Icelandic:
húnn
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Ingrian:
ovirauta
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Italian:
maniglia
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Karelian:
skiäkä
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Khakas:
ізік тудазы
(ìzìk tudazı)
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Norwegian Bokmål:
dørhåndtak
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Norwegian Bokmål:
dørvrider
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Plautdietsch:
Däarenjräp
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Polish:
klamka
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Polish:
antaba
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Portuguese:
maçaneta
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Portuguese:
trinco
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Russian:
дверна́я ру́чка
(dvernája rúčka)
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Serbo-Croatian:
kvaka
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Slovak:
kľučka
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Spanish:
manilla
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Spanish:
manija
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Spanish:
perilla
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Spanish:
picaporte
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Spanish:
tirador
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Spanish:
manecilla
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Swedish:
dörrhandtag
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Turkish:
kapı kolu
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Yiddish:
קליאַמקע
(klyamke)
— mechanism used to open or close a door
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Yoruba:
orù
— mechanism used to open or close a door
