splint

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From Middle English splint, splent, splente, from Middle Low German splinte, splente or Middle Dutch splint, splinte. Cognate with Old High German splinza (“bar, bolt, latch”). All ultimately from Proto-Germanic *splintǭ, *splintō (“piece of wood, splinter”), from Proto-Germanic *splint-, *splind- (“to split”), from a nasalized form of *splītaną (“to split”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)pley- (“to split, splice”).

97 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: ashkël — narrow strip of wood
• Bulgarian: тънка ивица (tǎnka ivica) — narrow strip of wood
• Bulgarian: лента (lenta) — narrow strip of wood
• Catalan: fèrula — narrow strip of wood
• Finnish: säle — narrow strip of wood
• French: éclisse — narrow strip of wood
• Galician: tala — narrow strip of wood
• Hungarian: gyújtópálca — narrow strip of wood
• Irish: spliota — narrow strip of wood
• Irish: meathán (in basketweaving) — narrow strip of wood
• Italian: scheggia — narrow strip of wood
• Italian: scaglia — narrow strip of wood
• Italian: frammento — narrow strip of wood
• Italian: stecca — narrow strip of wood
• Japanese: 添木 (soegi) — narrow strip of wood
• Latvian: skaida — narrow strip of wood
• Middle English: splente — narrow strip of wood
• Norwegian Bokmål: splint — narrow strip of wood
• Norwegian Bokmål: flis — narrow strip of wood
• Norwegian Nynorsk: splint — narrow strip of wood
• Norwegian Nynorsk: flis — narrow strip of wood
• Portuguese: férula — narrow strip of wood
• Portuguese: tala — narrow strip of wood
• Romanian: așchie — narrow strip of wood
• Russian: щепа́ (ščepá) — narrow strip of wood
• Russian: ще́пка (ščépka) — narrow strip of wood
• Russian: дра́нка (dránka) — narrow strip of wood
• Russian: лы́ко (lýko) — narrow strip of wood
• Serbo-Croatian: и̏вер — narrow strip of wood
• Serbo-Croatian: тре̏ска — narrow strip of wood
• Serbo-Croatian: ȉver — narrow strip of wood
• Serbo-Croatian: trȅska — narrow strip of wood
• Slovak: latka — narrow strip of wood
• Afrikaans: spalk — immobilizing device
• Bulgarian: ши́на (šína) — immobilizing device
• Catalan: fèrula — immobilizing device
• Czech: dlaha — immobilizing device
• Dutch: spalk — immobilizing device
• Finnish: lasta — immobilizing device
• French: attelle — immobilizing device
• Galician: férula — immobilizing device
• German: Schiene — immobilizing device
• German: Gipsschiene — immobilizing device
• Ancient Greek: νάρθηξ (nárthēx) — immobilizing device
• Hebrew: סד (sad) — immobilizing device
• Hungarian: sín — immobilizing device
• Icelandic: spelka — immobilizing device
• Indonesian: bidai — immobilizing device
• Italian: stecca — immobilizing device
• Italian: tutore — immobilizing device
• Japanese: スプリント (supurinto) — immobilizing device
• Latin: serperastrum — immobilizing device
• Lithuanian: įtvaras — immobilizing device
• Māori: tāhū — immobilizing device
• Middle English: splente — immobilizing device
• Norwegian: spjelke — immobilizing device
• Polish: szyna — immobilizing device
• Portuguese: tala — immobilizing device
• Romanian: atelă — immobilizing device
• Russian: ши́на (šína) — immobilizing device
• Russian: лубо́к (lubók) — immobilizing device
• Serbo-Croatian: у̏длага — immobilizing device
• Serbo-Croatian: ȕdlaga — immobilizing device
• Slovak: dlaha — immobilizing device
• Spanish: férula — immobilizing device
• Spanish: tablilla — immobilizing device
• Swedish: skena — immobilizing device
• Tagalog: balangkat — immobilizing device
• Turkish: atel — immobilizing device
• Ottoman Turkish: تخته (tahta) — immobilizing device
• Ukrainian: ши́на (šýna) — immobilizing device
• Vietnamese: nẹp — immobilizing device
• Bulgarian: ши́на (šína) — dental device
• German: Protrusionsschiene — dental device
• Italian: protesi — dental device
• Finnish: levy — segment of armor
• Italian: lamella — segment of armor
• Italian: piastra — segment of armor
• Middle English: splente — segment of armor
• Bulgarian: надкостница (nadkostnica) — bone of a horse
• Finnish: puikkoluu — bone of a horse
• Italian: soprosso — bone of a horse
• Italian: schinella — bone of a horse
• Italian: spinella — bone of a horse
• Italian: esostosi — bone of a horse
• Bulgarian: шинирам (šiniram) — apply splint
• Czech: zpevnit dlahou — apply splint
• Czech: dát do dlahy — apply splint
• Czech: zadlahovat — apply splint
• Dutch: spalken — apply splint
• Finnish: lastoittaa — apply splint
• Middle English: splenten — apply splint
• Norwegian: spjelke — apply splint
• Russian: накла́дывать ши́ну (nakládyvatʹ šínu) — apply splint
• Spanish: entablillar — apply splint
• Ukrainian: накла́дати ши́ну (nakládaty šýnu) — apply splint
• Ukrainian: накла́сти ши́ну (naklásty šýnu) — apply splint