palisade

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• /ˌpælɪˈseɪd/
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• /ˈpæl.ɪˌseɪ̯d/
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See palisade.

Borrowed from Middle French palissade, from Old French, from Old Occitan palissada, from palissa (“stake”), probably from pal (“stake”), or possibly from Gallo-Romance *pālīcea, from Latin pālus (“stake”) + -ade.

60 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: кол (kol) — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Finnish: paalu — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Finnish: teroitettu paalu — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Hindi: कटघरा (kaṭgharā) — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Hindi: कटघरे (kaṭghare) — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Hungarian: oszlopos — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Māori: taki — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Polish: kołek — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Spanish: estaca — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Swedish: palissad — long, strong stake with sharpened head
• Assamese: হেঙাৰ (heṅar) — wall of wooden stakes
• Bulgarian: палисада (palisada) — wall of wooden stakes
• Catalan: palissada — wall of wooden stakes
• Czech: palisáda — wall of wooden stakes
• Dutch: palissade — wall of wooden stakes
• Esperanto: palisaro — wall of wooden stakes
• Estonian: pihtaed — wall of wooden stakes
• Finnish: paaluaita — wall of wooden stakes
• Finnish: paaluvarustus — wall of wooden stakes
• Finnish: palisadi — wall of wooden stakes
• French: palissade — wall of wooden stakes
• German: Palisade — wall of wooden stakes
• Ancient Greek: χάραξ (khárax) — wall of wooden stakes
• Hindi: कटघरा (kaṭgharā) — wall of wooden stakes
• Hindi: कटघरे (kaṭghare) — wall of wooden stakes
• Italian: palizzata — wall of wooden stakes
• Latin: vallum — wall of wooden stakes
• Latin: vallus — wall of wooden stakes
• Latin: sublica — wall of wooden stakes
• Macedonian: палиса́да (palisáda) — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: takitaki — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: tātākaitaua — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: pātūtū — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: pekerangi — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: kiritangata — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: awhikiri — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: hukahuka — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: kereteki — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: tīwatawata — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: pīwatawata — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: reu — wall of wooden stakes
• Māori: wītā — wall of wooden stakes
• Polish: palisada — wall of wooden stakes
• Polish: częstokół — wall of wooden stakes
• Polish: ostrokół — wall of wooden stakes
• Portuguese: paliçada — wall of wooden stakes
• Romanian: palisadă — wall of wooden stakes
• Romanian: palancă — wall of wooden stakes
• Russian: палиса́д (palisád) — wall of wooden stakes
• Russian: частоко́л (častokól) — wall of wooden stakes
• Spanish: palizada — wall of wooden stakes
• Swedish: palissad — wall of wooden stakes
• Swedish: pålverk — wall of wooden stakes
• Turkish: şarampol — wall of wooden stakes
• Ottoman Turkish: شرانپول (şarampol) — wall of wooden stakes
• Bulgarian: отвесни скали (otvesni skali) — a line of cliffs
• Hindi: कटघरा (kaṭgharā) — a line of cliffs
• Hindi: कटघरे (kaṭghare) — a line of cliffs
• Polish: linia klifów — a line of cliffs
• Spanish: acantilados acantiladas — a line of cliffs