flyer

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• /ˈflaɪə(ɹ)/
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• rhymes with -aɪə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: F L AY1 ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *plew- Proto-Indo-European *plewk- Proto-Indo-European *-eti Proto-Indo-European *pléwketi Proto-Germanic *fleuganą Proto-West Germanic *fleugan Old English flēogan Middle English fliender. English fly Proto-Indo-European *-yōs Proto-Germanic *-izô Proto-West Germanic *-iʀō Proto-Germanic *-ōzô Proto-West Germanic *-ōʀō Old English -ra Middle English -ere English -er English flyer From fly + -er (comparative suffix).

From fly + -er (agent noun suffix). With regard to the sense "female kangaroo": because of the high speed at which they move.

156 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Esperanto: fluganto — that which flies
• Italian: velivolo — machine that flies
• Macedonian: ле́тало (létalo) — machine that flies
• Portuguese: voador — machine that flies
• Russian: лета́тельный аппара́т (letátelʹnyj apparát) — machine that flies
• Arabic: طَيَّار (ṭayyār) — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Belarusian: лётчык (ljótčyk) — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Bulgarian: лете́ц (letéc) — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Czech: letec — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• French: pilote — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• German: Flieger — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Irish: eitleoir — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Italian: volatore — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Macedonian: ле́тач (létač) — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Polish: awiator — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Polish: lotnik — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Portuguese: piloto — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Russian: лётчик (ljótčik) — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Spanish: piloto — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Tagalog: manlilipad — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Ukrainian: льо́тчик (lʹótčyk) — someone who pilots or rides in an airplane
• Albanian: fletëpalosje — leaflet, often for advertising
• Albanian: trakt — leaflet, often for advertising
• Arabic: نَشْرَة (našra) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Arabic: نَشْرَة إعْلَانِيَّة (našra ʔiʕlāniyya) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Arabic: مَنْشُور (manšūr) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Arabic: وَرَقَة (waraqa) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Armenian: թռուցիկ (tʻṙucʻik) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Armenian: շրջաբերական (šrǰaberakan) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Azerbaijani: vərəqə — leaflet, often for advertising
• Belarusian: лісто́ўка (listówka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Belarusian: улётка (uljótka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Belarusian: фла́ер (flájer) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Bulgarian: листо́вка (listóvka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Burmese: လက်ကမ်းစာစောင် (lakkam:cacaung) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Chinese Mandarin: 傳單 /传单 (chuándān) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Czech: leták — leaflet, often for advertising
• Danish: løbeseddel — leaflet, often for advertising
• Dutch: flyer — leaflet, often for advertising
• Dutch: folder — leaflet, often for advertising
• Dutch: vlugschrift — leaflet, often for advertising
• Estonian: lendleht — leaflet, often for advertising
• Estonian: flaier — leaflet, often for advertising
• Finnish: lentolehtinen — leaflet, often for advertising
• Finnish: lennäkki — leaflet, often for advertising
• Finnish: mainoslehtinen — leaflet, often for advertising
• Finnish: joukkokirje — leaflet, often for advertising
• French: tract — leaflet, often for advertising
• French: prospectus — leaflet, often for advertising
• French: flyer — leaflet, often for advertising
• Georgian: ფურცელი (purceli) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Georgian: პროკლამაცია (ṗroḳlamacia) — leaflet, often for advertising
• German: Flugblatt — leaflet, often for advertising
• German: Flyer — leaflet, often for advertising
• German: Rundschreiben — leaflet, often for advertising
• German: Handzettel — leaflet, often for advertising
• German: Flugschrift — leaflet, often for advertising
• Greek: εγκύκλιος (egkýklios) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hebrew: עָלוֹן (alón) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hebrew: פלייר — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hebrew: פלאייר (fláyer) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hindi: पत्रक (patrak) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hindi: पुस्तिका (pustikā) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hindi: इश्तहार (iśtahār) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hindi: पर्चा (parcā) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hindi: किताबचा (kitābcā) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hungarian: szórólap — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hungarian: röplap — leaflet, often for advertising
• Hungarian: röpcédula — leaflet, often for advertising
• Irish: bileoigín — leaflet, often for advertising
• Italian: annuncio — leaflet, often for advertising
• Italian: volantino — leaflet, often for advertising
• Italian: opuscolo — leaflet, often for advertising
• Japanese: 散らし (chirashi) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Japanese: チラシ (chirashi) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Japanese: フライヤー (furaiyā) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Japanese: 檄 (geki) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Kazakh: листовка (listovka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Kazakh: үндеу (ündeu) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Kazakh: үндеухат (ündeuxat) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Khmer: ត្រាក់ (trak) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Khmer: ត្រៈ (traʼ) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Khmer: ខិត្តប័ណ្ណ (khettaʼban) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Korean: 플라이어 (peullaieo) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Korean: 전단 (jeondan) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Korean: 전단지 (jeondanji) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Kyrgyz: листовка (listovka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Lao: ໃບປິວ (bai piu) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Latvian: skrejlapa — leaflet, often for advertising
• Lithuanian: lapelis — leaflet, often for advertising
• Lithuanian: proklamacija — leaflet, often for advertising
• Macedonian: леток (letok) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Māori: mātārere — leaflet, often for advertising
• Māori: tawhera — leaflet, often for advertising
• Norwegian Bokmål: flyveblad — leaflet, often for advertising
• Norwegian Bokmål: løpeseddel — leaflet, often for advertising
• Iranian Persian: تِراکْت (terâkt) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Iranian Persian: فِلایِر (felâyer) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Iranian Persian: وَرَقِه (varaġe) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Polish: ulotka — leaflet, often for advertising
• Portuguese: folheto — leaflet, often for advertising
• Portuguese: panfleto — leaflet, often for advertising
• Portuguese: circular — leaflet, often for advertising
• Romanian: foaie volantă — leaflet, often for advertising
• Russian: листо́вка (listóvka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Russian: фла́ер (flájer) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Russian: аги́тка (agítka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Serbo-Croatian: ле̏так — leaflet, often for advertising
• Serbo-Croatian: фла̏јер — leaflet, often for advertising
• Serbo-Croatian: lȅtak — leaflet, often for advertising
• Serbo-Croatian: flȁjer — leaflet, often for advertising
• Slovak: leták — leaflet, often for advertising
• Slovene: letak — leaflet, often for advertising
• Spanish: volante — leaflet, often for advertising
• Spanish: octavilla — leaflet, often for advertising
• Spanish: circular — leaflet, often for advertising
• Swedish: cirkulär — leaflet, often for advertising
• Swedish: flygblad — leaflet, often for advertising
• Tagalog: palibot — leaflet, often for advertising
• Tajik: варақа (varaqa) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Thai: ใบปลิว (bai-bpliu) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Thai: แผ่นปลิว (pɛ̀n-bpliu) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Turkish: el ilanı — leaflet, often for advertising
• Turkish: broşür — leaflet, often for advertising
• Turkish: kitapçık — leaflet, often for advertising
• Ukrainian: листі́вка (lystívka) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Ukrainian: фла́єр (flájer) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Urdu: پَرْچَہ (parca) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Urdu: کِتابْچَہ (kitābca) — leaflet, often for advertising
• Uzbek: listovka — leaflet, often for advertising
• Uzbek: varaqa — leaflet, often for advertising
• Vietnamese: tờ quảng cáo — leaflet, often for advertising
• Vietnamese: tờ rơi — leaflet, often for advertising
• Vietnamese: tờ bướm — leaflet, often for advertising
• Vietnamese: truyền đơn — leaflet, often for advertising
• Walloon: afitchete-riclame — leaflet, often for advertising
• Dutch: vleugel — part of a spinning machine
• Finnish: lyhty — part of a spinning machine
• Finnish: siipi — part of a spinning machine
• French: broche — part of a spinning machine
• French: épinglier — part of a spinning machine
• German: Spinnflügel — part of a spinning machine
• Italian: aspo — part of a spinning machine
• Welsh: fflei — part of a spinning machine
• Finnish: tukikaari — architecture: connecting arch
• German: Strebebogen — architecture: connecting arch
• Swedish: strävbåge — architecture: connecting arch
• Finnish: nousija — person who is lifted and/or thrown by another person or persons
• Bulgarian: стъпа́ло (stǎpálo) — standard rectangular step of a staircase
• Finnish: suora porras — standard rectangular step of a staircase
• Russian: ступе́нька (stupénʹka) — standard rectangular step of a staircase
• Russian: ступе́нь (stupénʹ) — standard rectangular step of a staircase
• Finnish: naaraskenguru — female kangaroo
• Swedish: känguru — female kangaroo
• Swedish: känguruhona — female kangaroo
• Finnish: loikka — leap or jump