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• New-Zealand: /ˈflɛt/
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Etymology tree Proto-Germanic *flataz Old Norse flatrbor. Middle English flat English flat From Middle English flat, a borrowing from Old Norse flatr (compare Norwegian and Swedish flat, Danish flad), from Proto-Germanic *flataz, from Proto-Indo-European *pleth2- (“flat”); akin to Saterland Frisian flot (“smooth”), German Flöz (“a geological layer”), Ancient Greek πλατύς (platús), Latvian plats, Sanskrit प्रथस् (prathas, “extension”). Doublet of plat and pleyt. The noun is from Middle English flat (“level piece of ground, flat edge of a weapon”), from the adjective. The algebraic sense was coined by Serre in a 1956 paper, originally as French plat.

From an alteration (due to Scots flatt (“a level part of a structure”)) of Scots flet, flett (“inner part of a house”), from Middle English flet (“dwelling”), from Old English flet, flett (“ground floor, dwelling”), from Proto-West Germanic *flati, from Proto-Germanic *flatją (“floor”), from Proto-Germanic *flataz (“flat”), from Proto-Indo-European *pleth2- (“flat”). Akin to Old Frisian flet, flette (“dwelling, house”). More at flet, flat1.

From Middle English flatten, from Old French flatir (“to knock or strike down, dash”), from Frankish *flattjan (“to move the palm of the hand”), from Proto-Germanic *flatjaną (“to make flat, flatten”).

488 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: plat — having no variations in altitude
• Albanian: rrafshtë — having no variations in altitude
• Arabic: مُسَطَّح (musaṭṭaḥ) — having no variations in altitude
• Arabic: مسطح (meṣaṭṭaḥ) — having no variations in altitude
• Armenian: հարթ (hartʻ) — having no variations in altitude
• Armenian: տափակ (tapʻak) — having no variations in altitude
• Assamese: সমান (xman) — having no variations in altitude
• Assamese: চেপেটা (sepeta) — having no variations in altitude
• Asturian: llanu — having no variations in altitude
• Asturian: planu — having no variations in altitude
• Azerbaijani: düz — having no variations in altitude
• Basque: lau — having no variations in altitude
• Basque: laun — having no variations in altitude
• Basque: ordeka — having no variations in altitude
• Belarusian: пло́скі (plóski) — having no variations in altitude
• Belarusian: ро́ўны (równy) — having no variations in altitude
• Bengali: সমতল (śomotol) — having no variations in altitude
• Central Bikol: lapnad — having no variations in altitude
• Bulgarian: пло́сък (plósǎk) — having no variations in altitude
• Bulgarian: ра́вен (ráven) — having no variations in altitude
• Catalan: pla — having no variations in altitude
• Chechen: веда (veda) — having no variations in altitude
• Cherokee: ᎤᏩᎾᏕᏍᎩ (uwanadesgi) — having no variations in altitude
• Chinese Cantonese: 平 (ping4) — having no variations in altitude
• Eastern Min Chinese: 平 (bang) — having no variations in altitude
• Chinese Mandarin: 平 (píng) — having no variations in altitude
• Chinese Mandarin: 平坦 (píngtǎn) — having no variations in altitude
• Czech: plochý — having no variations in altitude
• Czech: rovný — having no variations in altitude
• Danish: flad — having no variations in altitude
• Dutch: vlak — having no variations in altitude
• Dutch: plat — having no variations in altitude
• Esperanto: plata — having no variations in altitude
• Esperanto: ebena — having no variations in altitude
• Estonian: lame — having no variations in altitude
• Estonian: lapik — having no variations in altitude
• Evenki: наптама (naptama) — having no variations in altitude
• Finnish: litteä — having no variations in altitude
• Finnish: laakea — having no variations in altitude
• Finnish: tasainen — having no variations in altitude
• French: plat — having no variations in altitude
• Friulian: plan — having no variations in altitude
• Friulian: plac — having no variations in altitude
• Friulian: vualîf — having no variations in altitude
• Galician: plano — having no variations in altitude
• Galician: chairo — having no variations in altitude
• Galician: chan — having no variations in altitude
• Georgian: ბრტყელი (brṭq̇eli) — having no variations in altitude
• German: flach — having no variations in altitude
• German: eben — having no variations in altitude
• Gothic: 𐌹𐌱𐌽𐍃 (ibns) — having no variations in altitude
• Greek: επίπεδος (epípedos) — having no variations in altitude
• Greek: ισόπεδος (isópedos) — having no variations in altitude
• Ancient Greek: πλατύς (platús) — having no variations in altitude
• Ancient Greek: ὁμαλός (homalós) — having no variations in altitude
• Ancient Greek: πεδιεινός (pedieinós) — having no variations in altitude
• Hawaiian: papa — having no variations in altitude
• Hebrew: שָׁטוּחַ (shatúakh) — having no variations in altitude
• Hindi: समतल (samtal) — having no variations in altitude
• Hungarian: lapos — having no variations in altitude
• Icelandic: flatur — having no variations in altitude
• Ido: plata — having no variations in altitude
• Indonesian: datar — having no variations in altitude
• Indonesian: gepeng — having no variations in altitude
• Indonesian: rata — having no variations in altitude
• Ingrian: latsu — having no variations in altitude
• Ingrian: tasa — having no variations in altitude
• Ingrian: lakkia — having no variations in altitude
• Ingush: воьда (vöda) — having no variations in altitude
• Irish: cothrom — having no variations in altitude
• Irish: réidh — having no variations in altitude
• Italian: piano — having no variations in altitude
• Italian: piatto — having no variations in altitude
• Japanese: 平ら (taira) — having no variations in altitude
• Japanese: 平坦 (heitan) — having no variations in altitude
• Japanese: 扁平 (hempei) — having no variations in altitude
• Javanese: rata — having no variations in altitude
• Old Javanese: rata — having no variations in altitude
• Kazakh: жазық (jazyq) — having no variations in altitude
• Kazakh: жалпак (jalpak) — having no variations in altitude
• Kazakh: жайпақ (jaipaq) — having no variations in altitude
• Khmer: រាបស្មើ (riep smaǝ) — having no variations in altitude
• Khmer: រាបទាប (riep tiep) — having no variations in altitude
• Korean: 판판하다 (panpanhada) — having no variations in altitude
• Korean: 평평(平平)하다 (pyeongpyeonghada) — having no variations in altitude
• Central Kurdish: تات (tat) — having no variations in altitude
• Central Kurdish: تەخت (text) — having no variations in altitude
• Kyrgyz: жалпак (jalpak) — having no variations in altitude
• Lao: ສເມີ (sa mœ̄) — having no variations in altitude
• Lao: ສເມີພຽງ (sa mœ̄ phīang) — having no variations in altitude
• Lao: ພຽງ (phīang) — having no variations in altitude
• Latin: plānus — having no variations in altitude
• Latvian: plakans — having no variations in altitude
• Latvian: lēzens — having no variations in altitude
• Lingala: patatalu — having no variations in altitude
• Lithuanian: plokščias — having no variations in altitude
• Lithuanian: lėkštas — having no variations in altitude
• Macedonian: рамен (ramen) — having no variations in altitude
• Makasae: tetuku — having no variations in altitude
• Malay: datar — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: tūpā — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: pātiki — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: parahe — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: paparahi — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: papatahi — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: papatairite — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: paparite — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: pararaha — having no variations in altitude
• Māori: kurapāpā — having no variations in altitude
• Marathi: सपाट (sapāṭ) — having no variations in altitude
• Marathi: चपटे (ċapṭe) — having no variations in altitude
• Minangkabau: data — having no variations in altitude
• Mingrelian: ლაპარტყია (laṗarṭq̇ia) — having no variations in altitude
• Mingrelian: ბირტყა (birṭq̇a) — having no variations in altitude
• Mingrelian: ლაფართია (lapartia) — having no variations in altitude
• Mirandese: praino — having no variations in altitude
• Navajo: ditʼąh — having no variations in altitude
• Norman: pliat — having no variations in altitude
• Norwegian: flat — having no variations in altitude
• Old English: efn — having no variations in altitude
• Old Galician-Portuguese: chão — having no variations in altitude
• Persian: صاف (sâf) — having no variations in altitude
• Persian: مسطح (mosattah) — having no variations in altitude
• Persian: هموار (hamvâr) — having no variations in altitude
• Polabian: flötĕ — having no variations in altitude
• Polish: płaski — having no variations in altitude
• Polish: równy — having no variations in altitude
• Portuguese: plano — having no variations in altitude
• Portuguese: chato — having no variations in altitude
• Romanian: plan — having no variations in altitude
• Romanian: șes — having no variations in altitude
• Romanian: neted — having no variations in altitude
• Romanian: plat — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: plat — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: guliv — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: uliv — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: anguliv — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: planiv — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: plàn — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: guleiv — having no variations in altitude
• Romansh: gualiv — having no variations in altitude
• Russian: пло́ский (plóskij) — having no variations in altitude
• Russian: ро́вный (róvnyj) — having no variations in altitude
• Russian: поло́гий (pológij) — having no variations in altitude
• Sardinian: pranu — having no variations in altitude
• Serbo-Croatian: раван — having no variations in altitude
• Serbo-Croatian: ravan — having no variations in altitude
• Slovak: plochý — having no variations in altitude
• Slovak: rovný — having no variations in altitude
• Slovene: raven — having no variations in altitude
• Lower Sorbian: płony — having no variations in altitude
• Southern Altai: јалбак (ǰalbak) — having no variations in altitude
• Spanish: llano — having no variations in altitude
• Spanish: plano — having no variations in altitude
• Svan: ტყჷფრი (ṭq̇əpri) — having no variations in altitude
• Svan: ტყელ (ṭq̇el) — having no variations in altitude
• Swedish: flat — having no variations in altitude
• Swedish: plan — having no variations in altitude
• Swedish: platt — having no variations in altitude
• Tagalog: patag — having no variations in altitude
• Tajik: мусаттаҳ (musattah) — having no variations in altitude
• Tamil: தட்டை (taṭṭai) — having no variations in altitude
• Tamil: சம (cama) — having no variations in altitude
• Tausug: datag — having no variations in altitude
• Telugu: బల్లపరుపు (ballaparupu) — having no variations in altitude
• Tetum: tetuk — having no variations in altitude
• Thai: เรียบ (rîiap) — having no variations in altitude
• Tibetan: ལེབ་ལེབ (leb leb) — having no variations in altitude
• Turkish: düz — having no variations in altitude
• Ottoman Turkish: دوز (düz) — having no variations in altitude
• Turkmen: düz — having no variations in altitude
• Ukrainian: пло́ский (plóskyj) — having no variations in altitude
• Ukrainian: рі́вний (rívnyj) — having no variations in altitude
• Ukrainian: поло́гий (polóhyj) — having no variations in altitude
• Ukrainian: пласки́й (plaskýj) — having no variations in altitude
• Uzbek: tekis — having no variations in altitude
• Uzbek: silliq — having no variations in altitude
• Uzbek: sidirgʻa — having no variations in altitude
• Venetan: guałivo — having no variations in altitude
• Venetan: gałivo — having no variations in altitude
• Venetan: piat — having no variations in altitude
• Venetan: pian — having no variations in altitude
• Vietnamese: bằng — having no variations in altitude
• Vietnamese: phẳng — having no variations in altitude
• Welsh: gwastad — having no variations in altitude
• Yakut: хаптаҕай (qaptağay) — having no variations in altitude
• Yiddish: פֿלאַך (flakh) — having no variations in altitude
• Catalan: xato — of a body part having no projection
• Chinese Mandarin: 平 (píng) — of a body part having no projection
• Finnish: litteä — of a body part having no projection
• German: flach — of a body part having no projection
• German: platt — of a body part having no projection
• Māori: kenu — of a body part having no projection
• Māori: parahe — of a body part having no projection
• Māori: pongare — of a body part having no projection
• Spanish: chato — of a body part having no projection
• Afrikaans: eentonig — without variations in pitch
• Albanian: rrafshët — without variations in pitch
• Finnish: lattea — without variations in pitch
• Finnish: monotoninen — without variations in pitch
• German: glatt — without variations in pitch
• Greek: άτονος (átonos) — without variations in pitch
• Indonesian: datar — without variations in pitch
• Italian: monotòno — without variations in pitch
• Japanese: 平板 (heiban) — without variations in pitch
• Māori: tangihē — without variations in pitch
• Māori: orotaha — without variations in pitch
• Norwegian: monoton — without variations in pitch
• Polish: monotonny — without variations in pitch
• Portuguese: monótono — without variations in pitch
• Romanian: monoton — without variations in pitch
• Romanian: monotonă — without variations in pitch
• Slovene: monoton — without variations in pitch
• Swedish: monoton — without variations in pitch
• Telugu: చదునైన (cadunaina) — without variations in pitch
• Bulgarian: безинтересен (bezinteresen) — uninteresting
• Chinese Mandarin: 平淡 (píngdàn) — uninteresting
• Chinese Mandarin: 單調 /单调 (dāndiào) — uninteresting
• Chinese Mandarin: 扁平 (biǎnpíng) — uninteresting
• Finnish: tylsä — uninteresting
• Finnish: lattea — uninteresting
• French: ennuyeux — uninteresting
• French: plate — uninteresting
• German: flau — uninteresting
• German: flach — uninteresting
• Greek: ανούσιος (anoúsios) — uninteresting
• Hebrew: שִׁטְחִי (shitkhí) — uninteresting
• Indonesian: datar — uninteresting
• Italian: piatto — uninteresting
• Norwegian: dødt — uninteresting
• Polish: nijaki — uninteresting
• Polish: bezbarwny — uninteresting
• Portuguese: monótono — uninteresting
• Romanian: plat — uninteresting
• Slovene: nezanimivo — uninteresting
• Spanish: soso — uninteresting
• Swedish: avslagen — uninteresting
• Tamil: சலிப்பூட்டும் (calippūṭṭum) — uninteresting
• Telugu: ఆసక్తి లేని (āsakti lēni) — uninteresting
• Chinese Mandarin: 扁平 (biǎnpíng) — lacking in depth, substance, or believability
• Albanian: bemol — lowered by one semitone
• Armenian: բեմոլ (bemol) — lowered by one semitone
• Bulgarian: бемо́л (bemól) — lowered by one semitone
• Chinese Cantonese: 降 (gong6) — lowered by one semitone
• Chinese Mandarin: 降 (jiàng) — lowered by one semitone
• Dutch: mol — lowered by one semitone
• Esperanto: bemola — lowered by one semitone
• Estonian: -bemoll — lowered by one semitone
• Finnish: alennettu — lowered by one semitone
• French: bémol — lowered by one semitone
• Hebrew: בֶּמוֹל (bemól) — lowered by one semitone
• Hungarian: -esz — lowered by one semitone
• Icelandic: lækkaður — lowered by one semitone
• Italian: bemolle — lowered by one semitone
• Japanese: 変 (hen) — lowered by one semitone
• Macedonian: бемол (bemol) — lowered by one semitone
• Māori: taka — lowered by one semitone
• Norwegian: -es — lowered by one semitone
• Polish: bemolowy — lowered by one semitone
• Portuguese: bemol — lowered by one semitone
• Russian: бемо́ль (bemólʹ) — lowered by one semitone
• Scottish Gaelic: maol — lowered by one semitone
• Slovene: bemol — lowered by one semitone
• Spanish: bemol — lowered by one semitone
• Swedish: sänkt — lowered by one semitone
• Tagalog: bimol — lowered by one semitone
• Chinese Mandarin: 低 (dī) — lower in pitch than it should be
• Estonian: liiga madal — lower in pitch than it should be
• Finnish: alavireinen — lower in pitch than it should be
• French: bas — lower in pitch than it should be
• French: grave — lower in pitch than it should be
• Icelandic: lágur — lower in pitch than it should be
• Māori: tangi hē — lower in pitch than it should be
• Portuguese: raso — lower in pitch than it should be
• Slovene: bas — lower in pitch than it should be
• Swedish: platt — lower in pitch than it should be
• Swedish: låg — lower in pitch than it should be
• Afrikaans: pap — of a tyre: deflated
• Albanian: (e) shfryrë — of a tyre: deflated
• Basque: zulatu — of a tyre: deflated
• Bulgarian: спаднал (spadnal) — of a tyre: deflated
• Chinese Mandarin: 漏氣的 /漏气的 (lòuqì de) — of a tyre: deflated
• Chinese Mandarin: 癟 /瘪 (biě) — of a tyre: deflated
• Czech: prasklý — of a tyre: deflated
• Danish: flad — of a tyre: deflated
• Dutch: lek — of a tyre: deflated
• Dutch: plat — of a tyre: deflated
• Estonian: tühi — of a tyre: deflated
• Finnish: tyhjä — of a tyre: deflated
• Finnish: puhjennut — of a tyre: deflated
• French: à plat — of a tyre: deflated
• French: dégonflé — of a tyre: deflated
• French: crevé — of a tyre: deflated
• German: platt — of a tyre: deflated
• Greek: ξεφούσκωτος (xefoúskotos) — of a tyre: deflated
• Hebrew: מְנֻקָּר (menukár) — of a tyre: deflated
• Hebrew: מְפֻנְצָ׳ר (m'funchár) — of a tyre: deflated
• Hungarian: lapos — of a tyre: deflated
• Hungarian: defektes — of a tyre: deflated
• Icelandic: flatur — of a tyre: deflated
• Indonesian: kempes — of a tyre: deflated
• Italian: sgonfio — of a tyre: deflated
• Italian: a terra — of a tyre: deflated
• Italian: bucata — of a tyre: deflated
• Japanese: パンクした (panku-shita) — of a tyre: deflated
• Macedonian: издишана (izdišana) — of a tyre: deflated
• Māori: haukore — of a tyre: deflated
• Norwegian: flat — of a tyre: deflated
• Persian: پنچر (pančar) — of a tyre: deflated
• Polish: sflaczały — of a tyre: deflated
• Polish: flakowaty — of a tyre: deflated
• Portuguese: vazio — of a tyre: deflated
• Portuguese: murcho — of a tyre: deflated
• Russian: прокол (prokol) — of a tyre: deflated
• Slovene: spuščena — of a tyre: deflated
• Spanish: desinflado — of a tyre: deflated
• Swedish: punkterad — of a tyre: deflated
• Tamil: தேய்ந்த (tēynta) — of a tyre: deflated
• Telugu: అరిగిన (arigina) — of a tyre: deflated
• Venetan: desgionfà — of a tyre: deflated
• Bulgarian: изветрял (izvetrjal) — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Danish: flad — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Dutch: verschaald — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Finnish: väljähtynyt — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• French: plat — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• German: schal — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Greek: ξεθυμασμένος (xethymasménos) — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Icelandic: flatur — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Irish: rodta — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Italian: sgasata — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Norwegian: doven — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Polish: odgazowany — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Polish: zwietrzały — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Polish: wygazowany — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Portuguese: sem gás — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Slovene: gorjenje — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Spanish: sin gas — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Swedish: avslagen — with its carbon dioxide having come out of solution
• Afrikaans: pap — unable to emit power
• Danish: flad — unable to emit power
• Danish: død — unable to emit power
• Dutch: leeg — unable to emit power
• Finnish: tyhjä — unable to emit power
• French: à plat — unable to emit power
• German: leer — unable to emit power
• German: breit — unable to emit power
• Greek: νεκρός (nekrós) — unable to emit power
• Icelandic: dauður — unable to emit power
• Indonesian: habis — unable to emit power
• Italian: scarico — unable to emit power
• Italian: morto — unable to emit power
• Khmer: ងាប់ (ngŏəp) — unable to emit power
• Norwegian: dødt — unable to emit power
• Polish: wyczerpany — unable to emit power
• Portuguese: descarregado — unable to emit power
• Romanian: mort — unable to emit power
• Spanish: muerto — unable to emit power
• Spanish: descargado — unable to emit power
• Swedish: död — unable to emit power
• Telugu: అశక్తత (aśaktata) — unable to emit power
• Māori: mōwai — of coffee
• Bulgarian: плоско (plosko) — so as to be flat
• Finnish: tasaisesti — so as to be flat
• German: flach — so as to be flat
• German: eben — so as to be flat
• German: glatt — so as to be flat
• Indonesian: rata — so as to be flat
• Latvian: plakani — so as to be flat
• Latvian: lēzeni — so as to be flat
• Macedonian: рамно (ramno) — so as to be flat
• Polish: płasko — so as to be flat
• Russian: пло́ско (plósko) — so as to be flat
• Russian: ро́вно (róvno) — so as to be flat
• Swedish: platt — so as to be flat
• Swedish: jämnt — so as to be flat
• Tamil: சமம் (camam) — so as to be flat
• Finnish: tylysti — bluntly
• German: direkt — bluntly
• German: unverblümt — bluntly
• Indonesian: pipih — bluntly
• Portuguese: diretamente — bluntly
• Russian: без обиняко́в (bez obinjakóv) — bluntly
• Russian: пря́мо (prjámo) — bluntly
• Tamil: மொட்டையாக (moṭṭaiyāka) — bluntly
• Tamil: பொசுக்கென்று (pocukkeṉṟu) — bluntly
• Tamil: அப்பட்டமாக (appaṭṭamāka) — bluntly
• Telugu: మొద్దుబారిన (moddubārina) — bluntly
• Bashkir: теүәл (tewəl) — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Bulgarian: точно (točno) — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Danish: jævnt — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• French: pile — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• German: glatt — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Macedonian: рамно (ramno) — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Russian: ро́вно (róvno) — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Swedish: jämnt — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Swedish: blankt — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Tamil: மிகாமல் (mikāmal) — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Telugu: పెరగని (peragani) — with units of time, distance, etc: not exceeding
• Bulgarian: изцяло (izcjalo) — completely
• Bulgarian: съвсем (sǎvsem) — completely
• Bulgarian: досущ (dosušt) — completely
• Danish: helt — completely
• Finnish: täysin — completely
• Finnish: kokonaan — completely
• German: total — completely
• German: völlig — completely
• German: vollkommen — completely
• Russian: целико́м (celikóm) — completely
• Russian: соверше́нно (soveršénno) — completely
• Swedish: helt — completely
• Swedish: helt och hållet — completely
• Swedish: totalt — completely
• Tamil: முழுமையாக (muḻumaiyāka) — completely
• Tamil: முழுதும் (muḻutum) — completely
• Tamil: முற்றிலும் (muṟṟilum) — completely
• Telugu: పూర్తిగా (pūrtigā) — completely
• Bulgarian: равнина (ravnina) — area of level ground
• Bulgarian: плоскост (ploskost) — area of level ground
• Finnish: tasanko — area of level ground
• Finnish: tasanne — area of level ground
• German: Ebene — area of level ground
• German: Flachland — area of level ground
• Icelandic: flöt — area of level ground
• Latvian: plakana virsma — area of level ground
• Māori: haupapa — area of level ground
• Māori: papatahi — area of level ground
• Persian: هامون (hâmun) — area of level ground
• Portuguese: planura — area of level ground
• Russian: равни́на (ravnína) — area of level ground
• Russian: пло́скость (plóskostʹ) — area of level ground
• Tamil: சமநிலம் (camanilam) — area of level ground
• Afrikaans: mol — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Bulgarian: бемол (bemol) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Catalan: bemoll — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Chinese Cantonese: 降號 /降号 (gong3 hou6) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Chinese Mandarin: 降號 /降号 (jiànghào) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Dutch: bemol — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Dutch: mol — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Estonian: bemoll — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Finnish: alennettu nuotti — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• French: bémol — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• German: erniedrigter Ton — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• German: Erniedrigungszeichen — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Greek: ύφεση (ýfesi) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Icelandic: lækkuð nóta — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Italian: bemolle — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Japanese: フラット (furatto) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Japanese: 変 (hen) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Korean: 내림표 (naerimpyo) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Korean: 플랫 (peullaet) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Latvian: bemols — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Māori: taka — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Norwegian Bokmål: b — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Polish: bemol — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Portuguese: bemol — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Russian: бемо́ль (bemólʹ) — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Serbo-Croatian: snizilica — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Serbo-Croatian: снизилица — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Spanish: bemol — music: note played a semitone lower than a natural
• Danish: flade — plural: ladies' shoes
• Finnish: matalakorkoiset (kengät) — plural: ladies' shoes
• German: Ballerinas — plural: ladies' shoes
• German: Freizeitschuhe — plural: ladies' shoes
• German: Turnschuhe — plural: ladies' shoes
• Greek: χωρίς τακούνι (chorís takoúni) — plural: ladies' shoes
• Icelandic: flatbotna skór — plural: ladies' shoes
• Italian: scarpe senza tacco — plural: ladies' shoes
• Italian: ballerine — plural: ladies' shoes
• Latvian: kurpes bez papēžiem — plural: ladies' shoes
• Polish: but m na płaskim obcasie — plural: ladies' shoes
• Russian: туфли-балетки (tufli-baletki) — plural: ladies' shoes
• Russian: балетки (baletki) — plural: ladies' shoes
• Swedish: lågklackad (sko) — plural: ladies' shoes
• Finnish: talttasivellin — thin, broad brush
• German: Breitpinsel — thin, broad brush
• Afrikaans: platkant — flat part of something
• Finnish: lape — flat part of something
• German: Fläche — flat part of something
• German: Abflachung — flat part of something
• Russian: пло́скость (plóskostʹ) — flat part of something
• Finnish: lape — swordfighting: flat side of a blade
• German: Blatt — swordfighting: flat side of a blade
• Finnish: ropponen — wide, shallow container
• German: Platte — wide, shallow container
• German: Träger — wide, shallow container
• German: Schale — wide, shallow container
• Tamil: தட்டு (taṭṭu) — wide, shallow container
• Spanish: espichar — (intransitive) (of a tire)