prie-dieu

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• UK: /pɹiːˈdjəː/
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From French prie-Dieu, from prie (“pray”) + Dieu (“God”).

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Basque: belaunaulki — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Breton: bank-ilinek — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Catalan: reclinatori — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Chinese Mandarin: 小跪凳 (xiǎoguìdèng) — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Czech: klekátko — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Danish: knæleskammel — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Dutch: kerkstoel — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Dutch: bidstoel — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Esperanto: preĝbenko — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• French: prie-Dieu — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• German: Betpult — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Hungarian: imazsámoly — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Hungarian: térdeplő — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Ido: prego-stulo — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Irish: stól urnaí — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Italian: inginocchiatoio — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Lithuanian: klauptas — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Polish: klęcznik — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Slovak: kľačadlo — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Spanish: reclinatorio — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Swedish: bönpall — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray
• Swedish: bönestol — a piece of furniture on which someone can pray