slipper

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• Australian, UK: /ˈslɪpə(ɹ)/
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈslɪpəɹ/
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• Canada, General-American: [ˈslɪpɚ]
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• CMU ARPABET: S L IH1 P ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English slypper, equivalent to slip + -er.

204 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: خُفّ (ḵuff) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Arabic: نَعْل (naʕl) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Arabic: بَابُوج (bābūj) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Arabic: شبشب (šebšeb) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Arabic: مشاية (maššāya) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Asturian: gabucha — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Asturian: zapatiella — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Azerbaijani: papış — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Azerbaijani: papuc — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Central Bikol: tsinelas — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Bulgarian: че́хли (čéhli) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Catalan: plantofa — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Catalan: sabatilla — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Danish: tøffel — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Esperanto: pantoflo — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Estonian: suss — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Estonian: tuhvel — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Finnish: tohveli — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Finnish: sandaali — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• German: Slipper — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• German: Pantoffel — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• German: Latschen — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Greek: παντόφλα (pantófla) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Ancient Greek: ἐμβάς (embás) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Ancient Greek: βλαύτη (blaútē) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Hindi: मोजड़ी (mojṛī) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Italian: ciabatta — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Karelian: töppöni — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Latin: ūdō — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Latin: soccus — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Macedonian: папуча (papuča) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Macedonian: влечка (vlečka) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Malay: selipar — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Brunei Malay: selipar — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Māori: hiripa — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Navajo: bee ńjígeedí — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Navajo: bee ńjídǫ́ǫ́zí — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Old English: slīepesċōh — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Plautdietsch: Schlorr — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Polish: pantofel — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Polish: laczek — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Portuguese: pantufa — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Russian: тапочка (tápočka) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Russian: тапка (tápka) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Serbo-Croatian: натикача — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Serbo-Croatian: па̀пуча — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Serbo-Croatian: патофна — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Serbo-Croatian: natikača — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Serbo-Croatian: pàpuča — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Serbo-Croatian: patofna — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Sicilian: savatta — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Sicilian: pantòfula — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Spanish: zapatilla — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Spanish: pantufla — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Swedish: toffel — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Tagalog: tsinelas — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Tagalog: bakya — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Tamil: செருப்பு (ceruppu) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Tausug: sinilas — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Ottoman Turkish: باشمق (başmak) — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Walloon: pantoufe — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Waray-Waray: si-pit — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Welsh: sliper — low shoe slipped on and off easily
• Arabic: خُفّ (ḵuff) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Arabic: شبشب (šebšeb) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Arabic: بانتوفلي (bantofli) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Armenian: հողաթափ (hoġatʻapʻ) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Asturian: gabucha — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Asturian: zapatiella — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Azerbaijani: çəkələk — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Belarusian: та́пачкі (tápački) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Belarusian: та́пкі (tápki) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Belarusian: панто́флі (pantófli) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Central Bikol: tsinelas — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Bulgarian: че́хли (čéhli) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Bulgarian: панто́фи (pantófi) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Burmese: ကွင်းထိုးဖိနပ် (kwang:htui:hpi.nap) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Catalan: plantofa — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Catalan: sabatilla — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Chinese Cantonese: 拖鞋 — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Chinese Mandarin: 拖鞋 (tuōxié) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Czech: pantofel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Czech: trepka — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Czech: papuče — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Czech: pantofle — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Czech: bačkora — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Danish: tøffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Danish: hjemmesko — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Dutch: pantoffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Dutch: slof — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Esperanto: pantoflo — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Esperanto: babuŝo — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Estonian: suss — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Estonian: tuhvel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Finnish: tohveli — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Finnish: tossu — low shoe usually worn indoors
• French: chausson — low shoe usually worn indoors
• French: pantoufle — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Friulian: çavate — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Galician: zapatilla — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Georgian: ჩუსტი (čusṭi) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Hausschuh — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Latschen — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Pantoffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Patschen — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Puschen — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Schlapfen — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Schlappen — low shoe usually worn indoors
• German: Schluffen — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Greek: παντόφλα (pantófla) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Hebrew: נַעַל בַּיִת (ná'al báyit) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Hindi: चप्पल (cappal) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Hungarian: papucs — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Hungarian: mamusz — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Icelandic: inniskór — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ido: pantoflo — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ido: babucho — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Italian: pantofola — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Italian: ciabatta — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Italian: babbuccia — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Japanese: スリッパ (surippa) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Khmer: ស្បែកជើងផ្ទាត់ (sbaek cəəng phtŏət) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Korean: 슬리퍼 (seullipeo) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ladino: charuka — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ladino: pantufla — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ladino: patukla (Izmir) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Latvian: čība — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Lithuanian: šlepetė — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Low German: Pantüffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Low German: Tüffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Macedonian: папуча (papuča) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Macedonian: влечка (vlečka) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Maltese: papoċċa — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Maltese: slipper — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Māori: hiripa — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Mongolian: гэрийн шаахай (geriin šaaxaj) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Mongolian: тапочки (tapočki) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Mongolian: чирүүл шаахай (čirüül šaaxaj) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Mongolian: ᠭᠡᠷ ᠦᠨ ᠱᠠᠬᠠᠢ (ger-ün šaqai) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Mongolian: ᠴᠢᠷᠦᠭᠦᠯ ᠱᠠᠬᠠᠢ (čirügül šaqai) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Neapolitan: chianiello — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Norman: pantoufl'ye — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Norman: chapîn — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Norman: patîn — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Norman: scarpîn — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Norwegian Bokmål: tøffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tøffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Old English: slīepesċōh — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Iranian Persian: دَمْپایی (dampâyi) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Iranian Persian: پاپوش (pâpuš) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Polish: kapeć — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Polish: klapek — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Polish: laczek — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Portuguese: chinelo — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Portuguese: chinelas — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Portuguese: pantufa — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Romanian: papuc — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Romanian: cipic — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Russian: та́почки (tápočki) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Russian: та́пки (tápki) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Scots: baffie — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Scottish Gaelic: slapag — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Scottish Gaelic: bròg-sheòmair — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Serbo-Croatian: натикача — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Serbo-Croatian: патофна — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Serbo-Croatian: natikača — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Serbo-Croatian: patofna — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Slovak: pantofel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Slovene: copat — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Spanish: pantufla — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Spanish: zapatilla — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Spanish: babucha — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Spanish: zapatilla de estar por casa — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Swedish: toffel — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Tagalog: tsinelas — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Tamil: செருப்பு (ceruppu) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Thai: สลิปเปอร์ (sà-líp-bpə̂ə) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Thai: เกือกแตะ (gʉ̀ʉak-dtɛ̀) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Turkish: terlik — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Turkish: pabuç — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ottoman Turkish: باشمق (başmak) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ukrainian: панто́фля (pantóflja) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Ukrainian: ка́пці (kápci) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Urdu: چَپَّل (cappal) — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Uzbek: shippak — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Uzbek: tapochka — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Venetan: ẑavata — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Venetan: savata — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Venetan: sopèla — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Venetan: ẑopèla — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Vietnamese: dép lê — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Vietnamese: giày hạ — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Volapük: pantuf — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Walloon: pantoufe — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Welsh: sliper — low shoe usually worn indoors
• West Flemish: savatte — low shoe usually worn indoors
• West Flemish: sluffer — low shoe usually worn indoors
• Dutch: slipper — person who slips
• Dutch: slipster — person who slips
• Dutch: schuiver — person who slips
• Dutch: schuifster — person who slips
• Finnish: liukastuja — person who slips
• Finnish: lankeaja — person who slips
• German: Schlidderer — person who slips