fragment

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• /ˈfɹæɡmənt/
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• /fɹæɡˈmɛnt/
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• /ˈfɹæɡmɛnt/
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From Late Middle English fragment, from Latin fragmentum (“a fragment, remnant”), from frangō (“to break”) + -mentum.

195 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: قِطْعَة (qiṭʕa) — portion or segment of an object
• Arabic: شَقَفَة (šaqafa) — portion or segment of an object
• Arabic: كَسْرَة (kasra) — portion or segment of an object
• Arabic: قِطْعة (giṭʕa) — portion or segment of an object
• Arabic: شِقْفة (šigfa) — portion or segment of an object
• Arabic: كَسْرة (kasra) — portion or segment of an object
• Armenian: կտոր (ktor) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: аске́пак (askjépak) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: аскалёпак (askaljópak) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: аско́лак (askólak) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: фрагме́нт (frahmjént) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: фрагмэ́нт (frahmént) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: абло́мак (ablómak) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: адло́мак (adlómak) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: зло́мак (zlómak) — portion or segment of an object
• Belarusian: кусо́к (kusók) — portion or segment of an object
• Bulgarian: къс (kǎs) — portion or segment of an object
• Bulgarian: парче́ (parčé) — portion or segment of an object
• Bulgarian: отло́мък (otlómǎk) — portion or segment of an object
• Bulgarian: фрагме́нт (fragmént) — portion or segment of an object
• Catalan: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Chinese Mandarin: 碎片 (suìpiàn) — portion or segment of an object
• Chinese Mandarin: 碎屑 (suìxiè) — portion or segment of an object
• Chinese Mandarin: 斷片 /断片 (duànpiàn) — portion or segment of an object
• Chinese Mandarin: 碴兒 /碴儿 (chár) — portion or segment of an object
• Czech: úlomek — portion or segment of an object
• Czech: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Czech: zlomek — portion or segment of an object
• Czech: střep — portion or segment of an object
• Danish: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Dutch: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Esperanto: fragmento — portion or segment of an object
• Finnish: sirpale — portion or segment of an object
• Finnish: osanen — portion or segment of an object
• Finnish: fragmentti — portion or segment of an object
• French: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Galician: fragmento — portion or segment of an object
• Galician: retrinco — portion or segment of an object
• German: Fragment — portion or segment of an object
• German: Bruchstück — portion or segment of an object
• Greek: θραύσμα (thráfsma) — portion or segment of an object
• Ancient Greek: θραῦμα (thraûma) — portion or segment of an object
• Ancient Greek: κλάσμα (klásma) — portion or segment of an object
• Hebrew: פָּרוּר (parur) — portion or segment of an object
• Hebrew: רְסִיס (resís) — portion or segment of an object
• Hindi: अंश (añś) — portion or segment of an object
• Hindi: खंड (khaṇḍ) — portion or segment of an object
• Hindi: टुकड़ा (ṭukṛā) — portion or segment of an object
• Hindi: भाग (bhāg) — portion or segment of an object
• Hungarian: töredék — portion or segment of an object
• Hungarian: darab — portion or segment of an object
• Indonesian: fragmen — portion or segment of an object
• Irish: boim — portion or segment of an object
• Irish: blúire — portion or segment of an object
• Italian: frammento — portion or segment of an object
• Japanese: 断片 (danpen) — portion or segment of an object
• Japanese: 破片 (hahen) — portion or segment of an object
• Japanese: フラグメント (furagumento) — portion or segment of an object
• Japanese: 欠片 (kakera) — portion or segment of an object
• Kazakh: фрагмент (fragment) — portion or segment of an object
• Kazakh: үзік (üzık) — portion or segment of an object
• Kazakh: үзiндi (üzindi) — portion or segment of an object
• Korean: 조각 (jogak) — portion or segment of an object
• Korean: 파편 (papyeon) — portion or segment of an object
• Central Kurdish: لەت (let) — portion or segment of an object
• Latin: fragmen — portion or segment of an object
• Latin: fragmentum — portion or segment of an object
• Macedonian: одломка (odlomka) — portion or segment of an object
• Malay: serpihan — portion or segment of an object
• Malay: fragmen — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: mōrohe — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: mōtete — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: kuru — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: rutunga — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: kongakonga — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: kora — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: korakora — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: tūāporo — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: porohanga — portion or segment of an object
• Māori: tīmokamoka — portion or segment of an object
• Norwegian Bokmål: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Norwegian Bokmål: bruddstykke — portion or segment of an object
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Occitan: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Old English: ġebrot — portion or segment of an object
• Old Norse: brot — portion or segment of an object
• Persian: قطعه (qet'e) — portion or segment of an object
• Persian: پارچه (pârče) — portion or segment of an object
• Polish: część — portion or segment of an object
• Polish: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Polish: kawałek — portion or segment of an object
• Polish: urywek — portion or segment of an object
• Portuguese: fragmento — portion or segment of an object
• Romanian: bucată — portion or segment of an object
• Romanian: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Romanian: fărâmă — portion or segment of an object
• Romanian: crâmpei — portion or segment of an object
• Russian: оско́лок (oskólok) — portion or segment of an object
• Russian: обло́мок (oblómok) — portion or segment of an object
• Russian: кусо́к (kusók) — portion or segment of an object
• Russian: фрагме́нт (fragmént) — portion or segment of an object
• Sanskrit: खण्ड (khaṇḍa) — portion or segment of an object
• Scots: pran — portion or segment of an object
• Scottish Gaelic: bìdeag — portion or segment of an object
• Scottish Gaelic: criomag — portion or segment of an object
• Scottish Gaelic: mìr — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: фра̀гмент — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: у̀ломак — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: о̀дломак — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: ко̀ма̄д — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: fràgment — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: ùlomak — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: òdlomak — portion or segment of an object
• Serbo-Croatian: kòmād — portion or segment of an object
• Slovak: úlomok — portion or segment of an object
• Slovak: zlomok — portion or segment of an object
• Slovak: kúsok — portion or segment of an object
• Slovak: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Slovene: drobec — portion or segment of an object
• Spanish: fragmento — portion or segment of an object
• Swedish: fragment — portion or segment of an object
• Tagalog: kapiraso — portion or segment of an object
• Tajik: порча (porča) — portion or segment of an object
• Turkish: parça — portion or segment of an object
• Turkish: bölüm — portion or segment of an object
• Turkish: kısım — portion or segment of an object
• Turkish: kırıntı — portion or segment of an object
• Turkish: fragman — portion or segment of an object
• Ottoman Turkish: پارچه (parça) — portion or segment of an object
• Ukrainian: шмат (šmat) — portion or segment of an object
• Ukrainian: шмато́к (šmatók) — portion or segment of an object
• Ukrainian: кусо́к (kusók) — portion or segment of an object
• Ukrainian: ку́сень (kúsenʹ) — portion or segment of an object
• Ukrainian: фрагме́нт (frahmént) — portion or segment of an object
• Ukrainian: ула́мок (ulámok) — portion or segment of an object
• Uyghur: پارچە (parche) — portion or segment of an object
• Uzbek: parcha — portion or segment of an object
• Yiddish: פֿראַגמענט (fragment) — portion or segment of an object
• German: Satzfragment — grammar: a sentence
• Greek: απόσπασμα (apóspasma) — grammar: a sentence
• Hindi: वाक्यांश (vākyāñś) — grammar: a sentence
• Japanese: 断片 (danpen) — grammar: a sentence
• Russian: фрагме́нт (fragmént) — grammar: a sentence
• Russian: отры́вок (otrývok) — grammar: a sentence
• Ukrainian: фрагме́нт (frahmént) — grammar: a sentence
• Ukrainian: ури́вок (urývok) — grammar: a sentence
• Bulgarian: фрагментирам (fragmentiram) — to break apart
• Bulgarian: раздробявам (razdrobjavam) — to break apart
• Catalan: fragmentar — to break apart
• Dutch: fragmenteren — to break apart
• Finnish: särkyä — to break apart
• Finnish: rikkoutua — to break apart
• Finnish: sirpaloitua — to break apart
• Finnish: pirstoutua — to break apart
• Finnish: hajota — to break apart
• French: fragmenter — to break apart
• Galician: fragmentar — to break apart
• German: fragmentieren — to break apart
• Greek: θρυμματίζω (thrymmatízo) — to break apart
• Hindi: खंडन (khaṇḍan) — to break apart
• Italian: frammentare — to break apart
• Malay: whakakorakora — to break apart
• Portuguese: fragmentar — to break apart
• Romanian: fragmenta — to break apart
• Russian: разва́ливаться (razválivatʹsja) — to break apart
• Russian: развали́ться (razvalítʹsja) — to break apart
• Serbo-Croatian: fragmentírati — to break apart
• Spanish: fragmentar — to break apart
• Ukrainian: розва́люватися (rozváljuvatysja) — to break apart
• Ukrainian: розвали́тися (rozvalýtysja) — to break apart
• Bulgarian: раздробявам се (razdrobjavam se) — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Catalan: fragmentar — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Dutch: fragmenteren — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Finnish: särkeä — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Finnish: rikkoa — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Finnish: pirstoa — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Finnish: hajottaa — to cause to be broken into pieces
• French: fragmenter — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Galician: fragmentar — to cause to be broken into pieces
• German: fragmentieren — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Greek: τεμαχίζω (temachízo) — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Greek: κομματιάζω (kommatiázo) — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Italian: frammentare — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Māori: māhurehure — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Portuguese: fragmentar — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Romanian: fragmenta — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Russian: разла́мывать (razlámyvatʹ) — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Russian: разлома́ть (razlomátʹ) — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Russian: фрагменти́ровать (fragmentírovatʹ) — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Serbo-Croatian: fragmentírati — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Spanish: fragmentar — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Tagalog: magkapira-piraso — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Tagalog: magkawatak-watak — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Ukrainian: фрагментува́ти (frahmentuváty) — to cause to be broken into pieces
• Ukrainian: розлама́ти (rozlamáty) — to cause to be broken into pieces