poster

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• General-American: /ˈpoʊstɚ/
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• rhymes with -əʊstə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: P OW1 S T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Latin postisbor. Old English post Latin postisder. Old French postbor. Middle English post English post Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English poster From post + -er.

From post + -er, from post (“travel, dispatch”).

141 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: афі́ша (afíša) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Bulgarian: афи́ш (afíš) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Bulgarian: обя́ва (objáva) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Catalan: pòster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Chinese Mandarin: 招貼 /招贴 (zhāotiē) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Cornish: skrisel — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Czech: plakát — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Dutch: poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Dutch: affiche — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Esperanto: afiŝo — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Finnish: juliste — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• French: poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• French: affiche — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Georgian: პოსტერი (ṗosṭeri) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Georgian: აფიშა (apiša) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Georgian: პლაკატი (ṗlaḳaṭi) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• German: Poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• German: Affiche — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Greek: αφίσα (afísa) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Hebrew: כְּרָזָה (krazá) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Hindi: पोस्टर (posṭar) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Hindi: इश्तहार (iśtahār) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Hindi: प्लैकर्ड (plaikarḍ) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Hungarian: poszter — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Indonesian: poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Irish: póstaer — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Italian: immagine di muro — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Italian: poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Japanese: ポスター (posutā) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Korean: 포스터 (poseuteo) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Malay: gantungan — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Manx: posteyr — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Norwegian Bokmål: plakat — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Norwegian Nynorsk: plakat — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Iranian Persian: پوسْتِر (poster) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Plautdietsch: Zadel — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Polish: plakat — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Polish: afisz — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Portuguese: cartaz — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Russian: по́стер (póstɛr) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Russian: афи́ша (afíša) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Scottish Gaelic: postair — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Spanish: cartel — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Spanish: póster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Spanish: afiche — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Swedish: affisch — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Swedish: plansch — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Swedish: poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Turkish: poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Turkish: afiş — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Ottoman Turkish: پوستر (poster) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Ottoman Turkish: آفیش (afiş) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Ukrainian: афі́ша (afíša) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Ukrainian: по́стер (póster) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Urdu: اِشْتِہار (iśtihār) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Urdu: پِلے کارْڈ (pile kārḍ) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Urdu: پوسْٹَر (posṭar) — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Vietnamese: bích chương — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Vietnamese: áp phích — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Walloon: afitche — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Welsh: poster — picture intended to be attached to a wall
• Albanian: afishe — advertisement — see also placard
• Arabic: مُلْصَق (mulṣaq) — advertisement — see also placard
• Arabic: أَفِيش (ʔafīš) — advertisement — see also placard
• Belarusian: плака́т (plakát) — advertisement — see also placard
• Belarusian: пляка́т (pljakát) — advertisement — see also placard
• Belarusian: афі́ша (afíša) — advertisement — see also placard
• Bulgarian: плака́т (plakát) — advertisement — see also placard
• Burmese: ပိုစတာ (puica.ta) — advertisement — see also placard
• Catalan: cartell — advertisement — see also placard
• Chinese Mandarin: 海報 /海报 (hǎibào) — advertisement — see also placard
• Chinese Mandarin: 招貼 /招贴 (zhāotiē) — advertisement — see also placard
• Chinese Mandarin: 標語 /标语 (biāoyǔ) — advertisement — see also placard
• Crimean Tatar: afişa — advertisement — see also placard
• Czech: plakát — advertisement — see also placard
• Esperanto: afiŝo — advertisement — see also placard
• Finnish: juliste — advertisement — see also placard
• Finnish: mainosjuliste — advertisement — see also placard
• French: affiche — advertisement — see also placard
• French: poster — advertisement — see also placard
• Georgian: პლაკატი (ṗlaḳaṭi) — advertisement — see also placard
• Georgian: აფიშა (apiša) — advertisement — see also placard
• German: Plakat — advertisement — see also placard
• German: Anschlag — advertisement — see also placard
• German: Poster — advertisement — see also placard
• German: Affiche — advertisement — see also placard
• Greek: αφίσα (afísa) — advertisement — see also placard
• Hungarian: plakát — advertisement — see also placard
• Irish: póstaer — advertisement — see also placard
• Italian: manifesto — advertisement — see also placard
• Italian: locandina — advertisement — see also placard
• Japanese: ポスター (posutā) — advertisement — see also placard
• Korean: 포스터 (poseuteo) — advertisement — see also placard
• Manx: posteyr — advertisement — see also placard
• Mongolian: зурагт хуудас (zuragt xuudas) — advertisement — see also placard
• Mongolian: зарлал (zarlal) — advertisement — see also placard
• Norwegian Bokmål: plakat — advertisement — see also placard
• Norwegian Nynorsk: plakat — advertisement — see also placard
• Iranian Persian: پوسْتِر (poster) — advertisement — see also placard
• Iranian Persian: پِلاکارْد (pelâkârd) — advertisement — see also placard
• Plautdietsch: Zadel — advertisement — see also placard
• Polish: plakat — advertisement — see also placard
• Polish: afisz — advertisement — see also placard
• Portuguese: cartaz — advertisement — see also placard
• Portuguese: propaganda — advertisement — see also placard
• Romanian: afiș — advertisement — see also placard
• Romanian: poster — advertisement — see also placard
• Russian: плака́т (plakát) — advertisement — see also placard
• Russian: афи́ша (afíša) — advertisement — see also placard
• Russian: по́стер (póstɛr) — advertisement — see also placard
• Scottish Gaelic: postair — advertisement — see also placard
• Spanish: cartel — advertisement — see also placard
• Spanish: pasquín — advertisement — see also placard
• Spanish: afiche — advertisement — see also placard
• Swedish: anslag — advertisement — see also placard
• Swedish: plakat — advertisement — see also placard
• Swedish: affisch — advertisement — see also placard
• Thai: โปสเตอร์ (bpóot-dtə̂ə) — advertisement — see also placard
• Turkish: afiş — advertisement — see also placard
• Ukrainian: плака́т (plakát) — advertisement — see also placard
• Ukrainian: афі́ша (afíša) — advertisement — see also placard
• Uzbek: plakat — advertisement — see also placard
• Vietnamese: bích chương — advertisement — see also placard
• Walloon: afitche — advertisement — see also placard
• Welsh: poster — advertisement — see also placard
• Esperanto: afiŝanto — internet: one who posts a message
• Esperanto: afiŝinto — internet: one who posts a message
• Esperanto: uzanto — internet: one who posts a message
• Finnish: postaaja — internet: one who posts a message
• Georgian: გამომქვეყნებელი (gamomkveq̇nebeli) — internet: one who posts a message
• Georgian: დამპოსტავი (damṗosṭavi) — internet: one who posts a message
• Irish: postálaí — internet: one who posts a message
• Spanish: publicador — internet: one who posts a message
• Welsh: postiwr — internet: one who posts a message
• Bulgarian: греда́ (gredá) — shot that hits a goalpost
• Finnish: tolppa — shot that hits a goalpost
• Finnish: tolppalaukaus — shot that hits a goalpost
• German: Pfosten — shot that hits a goalpost
• Norwegian: stangskudd — shot that hits a goalpost
• Swedish: stolpe ut — shot that hits a goalpost
• Swedish: stolpskott — shot that hits a goalpost