gauze

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Borrowed from French gaze, from Arabic قَزّ (qazz, “silk”).

88 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شَاش (šāš) — thin fabric with open weave
• Assamese: গজ্ (goz) — thin fabric with open weave
• Azerbaijani: cuna — thin fabric with open weave
• Azerbaijani: tənzif — thin fabric with open weave
• Azerbaijani: cunayı — thin fabric with open weave
• Belarusian: ма́рля (márlja) — thin fabric with open weave
• Bengali: গজ (goj) — thin fabric with open weave
• Bulgarian: газ (gaz) — thin fabric with open weave
• Catalan: gasa — thin fabric with open weave
• Chinese Mandarin: 紗布 /纱布 (shābù) — thin fabric with open weave
• Danish: gaze — thin fabric with open weave
• Dutch: weefsel — thin fabric with open weave
• Esperanto: gazo — thin fabric with open weave
• Finnish: harso — thin fabric with open weave
• Finnish: lintuniisikangas — thin fabric with open weave
• French: gaze — thin fabric with open weave
• Georgian: გაზი (gazi) — thin fabric with open weave
• Georgian: დოლბანდი (dolbandi) — thin fabric with open weave
• Georgian: მარლა (marla) — thin fabric with open weave
• German: Gaze — thin fabric with open weave
• German: Mull — thin fabric with open weave
• Hindi: गॉज़ (gŏz) — thin fabric with open weave
• Hungarian: géz — thin fabric with open weave
• Ingrian: marli — thin fabric with open weave
• Italian: tessuto — thin fabric with open weave
• Japanese: ガーゼ (gāze) — thin fabric with open weave
• Korean: 거즈 (geojeu) — thin fabric with open weave
• Korean: 가제 (gaje) — thin fabric with open weave
• Macedonian: газа (gaza) — thin fabric with open weave
• Macedonian: шаваспур (šavaspur) — thin fabric with open weave
• Malay: kain kasa — thin fabric with open weave
• Norwegian Bokmål: gas — thin fabric with open weave
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gas — thin fabric with open weave
• Polish: gaza — thin fabric with open weave
• Portuguese: gaze — thin fabric with open weave
• Romanian: voal tifon — thin fabric with open weave
• Russian: газ (gaz) — thin fabric with open weave
• Russian: ма́рля (márlja) — thin fabric with open weave
• Serbo-Croatian: газа — thin fabric with open weave
• Serbo-Croatian: gaza — thin fabric with open weave
• Spanish: gasa — thin fabric with open weave
• Turkish: gaz — thin fabric with open weave
• Ukrainian: газ (haz) — thin fabric with open weave
• Arabic: شَاش (šāš) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Bulgarian: ма́рля (márlja) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Catalan: gasa — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Chinese Mandarin: 紗布 /纱布 (shābù) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Czech: gáza — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Danish: gaze — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Danish: gazebind — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Finnish: sideharso — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• French: gaze — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Georgian: გაზი (gazi) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Georgian: მარლა (marla) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• German: Gaze — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• German: Mullbinde — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Hungarian: géz — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Indonesian: kasa — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Ingrian: marli — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Italian: garza — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Japanese: ガーゼ (gāze) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Macedonian: газа (gaza) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Malay: kasa — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Norwegian: gasbind — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Norwegian Bokmål: gas — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gas — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Polish: gaza — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Portuguese: gaze — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Russian: ма́рля (márlja) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Serbo-Croatian: вата — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Serbo-Croatian: vata — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Spanish: gasa — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Swedish: gasbinda — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Turkish: gazlı bez — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Ukrainian: марля (marlja) — cotton fabric used as surgical dressing
• Bulgarian: мрежа (mreža) — woven metal or plastic mesh
• Dutch: gaas — woven metal or plastic mesh
• Finnish: kudottu metalliverkko — woven metal or plastic mesh
• Finnish: metallikangas — woven metal or plastic mesh
• Georgian: ლითონის ბადე — woven metal or plastic mesh
• Polish: bandaż — woven metal or plastic mesh
• Russian: се́тка (sétka) — woven metal or plastic mesh
• Bulgarian: предпазна мрежа (predpazna mreža) — wire gauze used as fence
• Catalan: tela f metàl·lica — wire gauze used as fence
• Finnish: aitaverkko — wire gauze used as fence
• Georgian: ლითონის ბადე — wire gauze used as fence
• Malay: kasa dawai — wire gauze used as fence
• Spanish: tela f metálica — wire gauze used as fence