plaster

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• Geordie, Received-Pronunciation, Southern-England: /ˈplɑːstə/
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• Northern-England: /ˈplastə/
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• Scotland: /ˈplastəɾ/
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• Ireland: /ˈplastəɻ/
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• US: /ˈplæstɚ/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈplɐːstə/
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From Middle English plaster, plastre, from Old English plaster, from late Latin plastrum, shortened from Classical Latin emplastrum (“a plaster, bandage”); later reinforced by Anglo-Norman plastre. Displaced native Old English clīþa. The verb is from Middle English plastren, from the noun.

170 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: мехлем (mehlem) — healing paste
• Danish: salve — healing paste
• Finnish: voide — healing paste
• French: onguent — healing paste
• Galician: emplasto — healing paste
• German: Salbe — healing paste
• German: Creme — healing paste
• Greek: έμπλαστρο (émplastro) — healing paste
• Ancient Greek: μάλαγμα (málagma) — healing paste
• Ancient Greek: δρῶπαξ (drôpax) — healing paste
• Hindi: प्लास्टर (plāsṭar) — healing paste
• Irish: plástar — healing paste
• Italian: gesso — healing paste
• Italian: unguento — healing paste
• Latin: fōmentum — healing paste
• Plautdietsch: Pleista — healing paste
• Polish: gips — healing paste
• Portuguese: unguento — healing paste
• Romanian: unguent — healing paste
• Romanian: cremă — healing paste
• Romanian: alifie — healing paste
• Russian: мазь (mazʹ) — healing paste
• Russian: пла́стырь (plástyrʹ) — healing paste
• Spanish: ungüento — healing paste
• Swedish: salva — healing paste
• Swedish: plåster — healing paste
• Tamil: பூச்சு (pūccu) — healing paste
• Afrikaans: pleister — mixture for coating
• Arabic: مِلَاط (milāṭ) — mixture for coating
• Arabic: جِبْس (jibs) — mixture for coating
• Arabic: جِصّ (jiṣṣ) — mixture for coating
• Armenian: սվաղ (svaġ) — mixture for coating
• Armenian: գաջ (gaǰ) — mixture for coating
• Azerbaijani: suvaq — mixture for coating
• Azerbaijani: mala — mixture for coating
• Bulgarian: мазилка (mazilka) — mixture for coating
• Catalan: argamassa — mixture for coating
• Chinese Mandarin: 石膏 (shígāo) — mixture for coating
• Czech: sádra — mixture for coating
• Danish: puds — mixture for coating
• Danish: gips — mixture for coating
• Estonian: krohv — mixture for coating
• Finnish: laasti — mixture for coating
• French: plâtre — mixture for coating
• French: enduit — mixture for coating
• Galician: recebo — mixture for coating
• German: Putz — mixture for coating
• German: Verputz — mixture for coating
• German: Stuck — mixture for coating
• German: Gips — mixture for coating
• German: Wandputz — mixture for coating
• German: Putzmörtel — mixture for coating
• German: Kalkputz — mixture for coating
• German: Gipsputz — mixture for coating
• German: Lehmputz — mixture for coating
• Greek: ασβεστοκονίαμα (asvestokoníama) — mixture for coating
• Ancient Greek: κονίαμα (koníama) — mixture for coating
• Hindi: प्लास्टर (plāsṭar) — mixture for coating
• Hindi: पलस्तर (palastar) — mixture for coating
• Hungarian: vakolat — mixture for coating
• Icelandic: gifs — mixture for coating
• Indonesian: plester — mixture for coating
• Irish: plástar — mixture for coating
• Italian: intonaco — mixture for coating
• Italian: gesso — mixture for coating
• Korean: 석고 (seokgo) — mixture for coating
• Latin: tectōrium — mixture for coating
• Māori: ukutea — mixture for coating
• Norman: pliâtre — mixture for coating
• Persian: گچ (gač) — mixture for coating
• Plautdietsch: Plosta — mixture for coating
• Polish: gips — mixture for coating
• Polish: tynk — mixture for coating
• Portuguese: gesso — mixture for coating
• Romanian: tencuială — mixture for coating
• Russian: штукату́рка (štukatúrka) — mixture for coating
• Scottish Gaelic: sglàib — mixture for coating
• Serbo-Croatian: малтер — mixture for coating
• Serbo-Croatian: malter — mixture for coating
• Spanish: yeso — mixture for coating
• Spanish: escayola — mixture for coating
• Spanish: enlucido — mixture for coating
• Spanish: revoque — mixture for coating
• Spanish: estuco — mixture for coating
• Spanish: emplaste — mixture for coating
• Swahili: lipu — mixture for coating
• Swedish: puts — mixture for coating
• Tamil: காரை (kārai) — mixture for coating
• Tamil: பூச்சு (pūccu) — mixture for coating
• Turkish: sıva — mixture for coating
• Turkish: alçı — mixture for coating
• Ottoman Turkish: صیوا (sıva) — mixture for coating
• Catalan: guix — cast
• Catalan: escaiola — cast
• Danish: gips — cast
• Finnish: kipsivalos — cast
• French: plâtre — cast
• German: Gips — cast
• German: Gipsverband — cast
• German: Abguß — cast
• German: Gipsabguß — cast
• German: Gipsabdruck — cast
• Greek: γύψος (gýpsos) — cast
• Hungarian: gipsz — cast
• Hungarian: gipszkötés — cast
• Irish: plástar — cast
• Irish: teilgean plástair — cast
• Italian: gesso — cast
• Italian: calco — cast
• Italian: stampo — cast
• Norman: pliâtre — cast
• Occitan: geis — cast
• Occitan: gip — cast
• Portuguese: gesso — cast
• Russian: гипс (gips) — cast
• Serbo-Croatian: гипс — cast
• Serbo-Croatian: gips — cast
• Spanish: yeso — cast
• Spanish: escayola — cast
• Afrikaans: pleister — to cover with plaster
• Armenian: գաջել (gaǰel) — to cover with plaster
• Catalan: arrebossar — to cover with plaster
• Catalan: enguixar — to cover with plaster
• Danish: pudse — to cover with plaster
• Danish: kalke — to cover with plaster
• Danish: gipse — to cover with plaster
• Dutch: stuken — to cover with plaster
• Finnish: rapata — to cover with plaster
• French: enduire — to cover with plaster
• French: plâtrer — to cover with plaster
• Galician: recebar — to cover with plaster
• German: vergipsen — to cover with plaster
• German: putzen — to cover with plaster
• German: verputzen — to cover with plaster
• German: überziehen — to cover with plaster
• Ancient Greek: κονιάω (koniáō) — to cover with plaster
• Hungarian: vakol — to cover with plaster
• Hungarian: bevakol — to cover with plaster
• Irish: plástráil — to cover with plaster
• Irish: dóibeáil — to cover with plaster
• Māori: whakapiri raima — to cover with plaster
• Paicî: tämî — to cover with plaster
• Polish: tynkować — to cover with plaster
• Portuguese: engessar — to cover with plaster
• Romanian: tencui — to cover with plaster
• Spanish: estucar — to cover with plaster
• Spanish: emplastar — to cover with plaster
• Spanish: enyesar — to cover with plaster
• Ottoman Turkish: آلچیلامق (alçılamak) — to cover with plaster
• Irish: plástráil — to apply a plaster to
• Ottoman Turkish: آلچیلامق (alçılamak) — to apply a plaster to
• German: gipsen — to smear with some viscous or liquid substance
• Irish: plástráil — to smear with some viscous or liquid substance
• Irish: clúdaigh — to smear with some viscous or liquid substance
• Irish: cumhdaigh — to smear with some viscous or liquid substance
• Danish: klistre — to cover up, as with plaster
• Danish: overklistre — to cover up, as with plaster
• Finnish: peittää — to cover up, as with plaster
• Finnish: tapetoida — to cover up, as with plaster
• Finnish: teipata — to cover up, as with plaster
• French: enduire — to cover up, as with plaster
• German: überziehen — to cover up, as with plaster
• German: überputzen — to cover up, as with plaster
• German: übertünchen — to cover up, as with plaster
• German: vergipsen — to cover up, as with plaster
• Hungarian: befed — to cover up, as with plaster
• Hungarian: beborít — to cover up, as with plaster
• Hungarian: telerak — to cover up, as with plaster
• Irish: clúdaigh — to cover up, as with plaster
• Irish: brataigh — to cover up, as with plaster