eraser

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ɪˈɹeɪzə/
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• General-American: /ɪˈɹeɪsɚ/
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• South-Asia: /ɛ~ɪˈresə(r)/
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• rhymes with -eɪzə(ɹ)
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• rhymes with -eɪsə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: IH0 R EY1 S ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: IY0 R EY1 S ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English erase 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 eraser From erase + -er.

188 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: uitveër — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Albanian: gomë — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Albanian: llastik — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Southern Altai: ӧчӱргиш (öčürgiš) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Amharic: ላጲስ (lap̣is) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: مِمْحَاة (mimḥāh) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: مَسَّاحَة (massāḥa) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: مَحَّايَة (maḥḥāya) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: أَسْتِيكَة (ʔastīka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: مَسَّاحَة (massāḥa) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: مَحَّاية (maḥḥāya) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: ممحة (mimḥa) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܵܝܘܿܦܬܵܐ (šāyōptā) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Armenian: ռետին (ṙetin) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Azerbaijani: pozan — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Bashkir: юйғыс (yuyğıs) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Basque: ezabagoma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Belarusian: гу́мка (húmka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Belarusian: ла́сцік (láscik) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Bengali: রবার (robar) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Bengali: গাম (gam) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Bulgarian: гу́ма за трие́не (gúma za triéne) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Bulgarian: гу́ма (gúma) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Bulgarian: гу́мичка (gúmička) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Burmese: ခဲဖျက် (hkai:hpyak) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Burmese: ဖော့ဖျက် (hpau.hpyak) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Catalan: goma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Catalan: goma d'esborrar — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Chinese Cantonese: 擦膠 /擦胶 (caat3 gaau1) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Chinese Cantonese: 膠擦 /胶擦 (gaau1 caat3) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Chinese Cantonese: 擦紙膠 /擦纸胶 (caat3 zi2 gaau1) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Chinese Mandarin: 橡皮 (xiàngpí) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Chinese Mandarin: 橡皮擦子 (xiàngpí cāzi) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Chinese Mandarin: 橡皮擦 (xiàngpícā) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Czech: guma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Czech: zmizík — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Danish: viskelæder — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Dutch: gom — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Dutch: gum — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Elfdalian: sudd — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Elfdalian: gnuk — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Esperanto: skrapgumo — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Estonian: kustutuskumm — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Estonian: kustukumm — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Faroese: viskileður — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Faroese: viskuleður — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Finnish: pyyhekumi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Finnish: kumi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• French: gomme — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• French: effaceur — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• French: efface — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Galician: goma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Georgian: საშლელი (sašleli) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• German: Radiergummi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• German: Radierer — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• German: Gummi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Greek: γομολάστιχα (gomolásticha) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Greenlandic: piiaat — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Gujarati: છેકણી (chekṇī) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Hebrew: מַחַק (mákhak) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Hindi: रबड़ (rabaṛ) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Hindi: रबर (rabar) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Hindi: खुरचनी (khuracnī) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Hungarian: radír — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Hungarian: radírgumi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Hungarian: gumi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Icelandic: strokleður — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Ido: efacilo — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Indonesian: penghapus — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Irish: scriosán — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Italian: gomma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Japanese: 消しゴム (keshigomu) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Kabuverdianu: buraxa — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Kalmyk: биллүр (billür) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Kapampangan: pangbura — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Kazakh: өшіргіш (öşırgış) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Khmer: ជ័រលុប (cɔə lup) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Korean: 지우개 (jiugae) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Northern Kurdish: jêbir — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Kyrgyz: өчүргүч (öcürgüc) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Lao: ຢາງລຶບ (yāng lưp) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Lao: ແປງລຶບກະດານ (pǣng lưp ka dān) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Latvian: dzēšgumija — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Lithuanian: trintukas — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Luxembourgish: Gummi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Macedonian: гума (guma) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Malay: pemadam — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Malay: getah pemadam — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Maltese: gomma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Māori: muku — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Marathi: खोडरबर (khoḍarbar) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Marathi: रबर (rabar) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Mongolian: баллуур (balluur) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Navajo: bee kʼééʼálchxǫǫhí — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Norwegian Bokmål: viskelær — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Norwegian Nynorsk: viskelêr — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Pashto: پنسل پاک (pensel pāk) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Dari: پِنْسِلپَاک (pinsil-pāk) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Iranian Persian: پاککُن (pâk-kon) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Iranian Persian: مِدادْپاککُن (medâdpâk-kon) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Polish: gumka — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Portuguese: borracha — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Portuguese: safa — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Quechua: qillqa pichana — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Rohingya: búzoni — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Romanian: radieră — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Romanian: gumă de șters — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Romansh: gumma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Russian: рези́нка (rezínka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Russian: ла́стик (lástik) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Russian: стёрка (stjórka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Russian: стира́тельная рези́нка (stirátelʹnaja rezínka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Russian: стира́лка (stirálka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Russian: стира́шка (stiráška) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Serbo-Croatian: гу̏мица — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Serbo-Croatian: gȕmica — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Slovak: guma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Slovene: radirka — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Lower Sorbian: guma — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Lower Sorbian: raděrowak — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Upper Sorbian: drapak — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Upper Sorbian: gumij — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Spanish: borrador — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Spanish: goma de borrar — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Spanish: borra — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Swahili: kifutio — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Swedish: suddgummi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Swedish: radergummi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Swedish: sudd — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Tagalog: pambura — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Tagalog: pamahi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Tajik: хаткуркунак (xatkurkunak) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Tajik: хаткӯркунак (xatkürkunak) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Tamil: ரப்பர் (rappar) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Thai: ยางลบ (yaang-lóp) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Tigrinya: መደምሰስ (mädämsäs) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Turkish: silgi — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Turkmen: bozguç — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Ukrainian: гу́мка (húmka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Ukrainian: ґу́мка (gúmka) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Urdu: رَبَڑ (rabaṛ) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Urdu: کُھرَچْنی (khuracnī) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Uyghur: سۈرتكۈچ (sürtküch) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Uyghur: ئۆچۈرگۈچ (öchürgüch) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Uzbek: oʻchirgʻich — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Uzbek: oʻchirgich — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Uzbek: lastik — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Vietnamese: cái tẩy — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Vietnamese: cục gôm — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Vietnamese: tẩy chì — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Volapük: radagumot — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Welsh: rwber — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Yami: ipangongopas — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Yiddish: מעקער (meker) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Yiddish: גומקע (gumke) — thing used to erase something written or drawn
• Arabic: مِمْحَاة (mimḥāh) — chalkboard eraser
• Bashkir: юйғыс (yuyğıs) — chalkboard eraser
• Bulgarian: гъ́ба за дъска́ (gǎ́ba za dǎská) — chalkboard eraser
• Bulgarian: гъ́ба (gǎ́ba) — chalkboard eraser
• Chinese Mandarin: 黑板擦 (hēibǎncā) — chalkboard eraser
• Chinese Mandarin: 板擦 (bǎncā) — chalkboard eraser
• Danish: tavlesvamp — chalkboard eraser
• Esperanto: tabulviŝilo — chalkboard eraser
• Esperanto: viŝilo — chalkboard eraser
• Esperanto: tabulspongo — chalkboard eraser
• Esperanto: spongo — chalkboard eraser
• Esperanto: tabultuko — chalkboard eraser
• Finnish: taulusieni — chalkboard eraser
• French: brosse à tableau — chalkboard eraser
• French: gomme — chalkboard eraser
• Galician: borrador — chalkboard eraser
• German: Tafelschwamm — chalkboard eraser
• Gujarati: છેકણી (chekṇī) — chalkboard eraser
• Hungarian: táblatörlő — chalkboard eraser
• Ido: efacilo — chalkboard eraser
• Indonesian: penghapus papan tulis — chalkboard eraser
• Italian: cancellino — chalkboard eraser
• Japanese: 黒板消し (kokubankeshi) — chalkboard eraser
• Japanese: 黒板拭き (kokubanfuki) — chalkboard eraser
• Māori: muku papatuhituhi — chalkboard eraser
• Portuguese: apagador — chalkboard eraser
• Romanian: burete — chalkboard eraser
• Russian: тря́пка (trjápka) — chalkboard eraser
• Spanish: borrador — chalkboard eraser
• Swedish: tavelsudd — chalkboard eraser
• Turkish: tahta silgisi — chalkboard eraser
• Ottoman Turkish: منجل (mincel) — chalkboard eraser
• Finnish: pyyhintäohjelma — overwriter program