lamppost

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From lamp + post.

55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: عَمُود مِصْبَاح (ʕamūd miṣbāḥ) — pole that holds up a light
• Arabic: عَمُود إِنَارَة (ʕamūd ʔināra) — pole that holds up a light
• Arabic: ركيزة (rkīza) — pole that holds up a light
• Armenian: լապտերասյուն (lapterasyun) — pole that holds up a light
• Belarusian: ліхта́рны слуп (lixtárny slup) — pole that holds up a light
• Bulgarian: лампио́н (lampión) — pole that holds up a light
• Catalan: farola — pole that holds up a light
• Chinese Mandarin: 燈柱 /灯柱 (dēngzhù) — pole that holds up a light
• Chinese Mandarin: 街燈柱 /街灯柱 (jiēdēng zhù) — pole that holds up a light
• Chinese Mandarin: 路燈桿 /路灯杆 (lùdēnggān) — pole that holds up a light
• Chinese Mandarin: 路燈柱 /路灯柱 (lùdēngzhù) — pole that holds up a light
• Czech: kandelábr — pole that holds up a light
• Czech: sloup pouličního osvětlení — pole that holds up a light
• Danish: lygtepæl — pole that holds up a light
• Danish: gadelygte — pole that holds up a light
• Dutch: lantaarnpaal — pole that holds up a light
• Esperanto: stratlanterno — pole that holds up a light
• Esperanto: lanternfosto — pole that holds up a light
• Estonian: tänavapost — pole that holds up a light
• Finnish: lyhtypylväs — pole that holds up a light
• French: réverbère — pole that holds up a light
• French: lampadaire — pole that holds up a light
• Georgian: საფანრე ბოძი (sapanre boʒi) — pole that holds up a light
• German: Laternenpfahl — pole that holds up a light
• Greek: φανοστάτης (fanostátis) — pole that holds up a light
• Hungarian: lámpaoszlop — pole that holds up a light
• Irish: cuaille lampa — pole that holds up a light
• Irish: cuaille solais — pole that holds up a light
• Italian: lampione — pole that holds up a light
• Japanese: 街灯 (gaitō) — pole that holds up a light
• Korean: 가로등 (garodeung) — pole that holds up a light
• Latvian: apgaismes stabs — pole that holds up a light
• Lithuanian: žibinto stulpas — pole that holds up a light
• Māori: pou rama — pole that holds up a light
• Norwegian Bokmål: lyktestolpe — pole that holds up a light
• Polish: słup latarni — pole that holds up a light
• Portuguese: poste de luz — pole that holds up a light
• Portuguese: combustor — pole that holds up a light
• Portuguese: poste — pole that holds up a light
• Romanian: stâlp de felinar — pole that holds up a light
• Russian: фона́рь (fonárʹ) — pole that holds up a light
• Russian: фона́рный столб (fonárnyj stolb) — pole that holds up a light
• Slovak: kandeláber — pole that holds up a light
• Slovak: stĺp pouličného osvetlenia — pole that holds up a light
• Slovene: kandelaber — pole that holds up a light
• Spanish: farola — pole that holds up a light
• Spanish: farol — pole that holds up a light
• Spanish: poste de luz — pole that holds up a light
• Spanish: poste lumínico — pole that holds up a light
• Swedish: lyktstolpe — pole that holds up a light
• Thai: เสาโคม (sǎo-koom) — pole that holds up a light
• Ukrainian: ліхта́р (lixtár) — pole that holds up a light
• Ukrainian: ліхта́рний стовп (lixtárnyj stovp) — pole that holds up a light
• Vietnamese: cột đèn — pole that holds up a light
• Welsh: polyn lamp — pole that holds up a light