ironclad

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Etymology tree English iron Proto-Indo-European *gley-der. Proto-Germanic *klaiþijaną Proto-West Germanic *klaiþijan Old English clǣþan Middle English clethen Middle English clad English clad English ironclad From iron + clad.

35 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Russian: бронено́сный (bronenósnyj) — covered with iron or steel armor
• Dutch: staalhard — solid or certain
• French: sans faille — solid or certain
• French: béton — solid or certain
• German: hieb- und stichfest — solid or certain
• Polish: murowany — solid or certain
• Russian: желе́зный (želéznyj) — solid or certain
• Spanish: sin fisuras — solid or certain
• Spanish: incontrovertible — solid or certain
• Russian: желе́зный (želéznyj) — rigorous; severe; exacting
• Spanish: afianzado — rigorous; severe; exacting
• Spanish: blindado — rigorous; severe; exacting
• Armenian: զրահակիր (zrahakir) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Armenian: զրահանավ (zrahanav) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Bulgarian: бронено́сец (bronenósec) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Catalan: cuirassat — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Chinese Mandarin: 鐵甲艦 /铁甲舰 (tiějiǎ jiàn) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Esperanto: kirasa — a ship covered with iron or steel
• French: cuirassé — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Georgian: ჯავშნოსანი (ǯavšnosani) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Georgian: ჯავშნოსანი სამხედრო გემი (ǯavšnosani samxedro gemi) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Georgian: ჯავშნოსანი სამხედრო ხომალდი (ǯavšnosani samxedro xomaldi) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• German: Panzerschiff — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Hebrew: אֳנִיָּה מְחֻפַּת שִׁרְיוֹן (oniyah mekhupat shirion) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Hebrew: מוֹנִיטוֹר (monitor) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Ido: kurasonavo — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Italian: corazzata — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Persian: آهنپوش (âhan-puš) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Portuguese: encouraçado — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Portuguese: couraçado — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Russian: бронено́сец (bronenósec) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Spanish: nave acorazada — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Spanish: acorazado — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Ukrainian: бронено́сець (bronenósecʹ) — a ship covered with iron or steel
• Ukrainian: па́нцерник (páncernyk) — a ship covered with iron or steel