splinter

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈsplɪn.tə/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈspl̥ɪn.thə]
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• /ˈsplɪn.tɚ/ without nt-flapping
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• [ˈspl̥ɪn.thə] ~ [ˈspl̥ɪn.thɐ̝] without nt-flapping
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• /ˈsplɪn̆.ə/ nt-flapping
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• [ˈspl̥ɪn̆.ə] ~ [ˈspl̥ɪn̆.ɐ̝] nt-flapping
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• [ˈspl̥ɪn.thɚ] ~ [ˈspl̥ɪn.thɚ] without nt-flapping
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• /ˈsplɪɾ̃.ɚ/ nt-flapping
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• [ˈspl̥ɪɾ̃.ɚ] ~ [ˈspl̥ɪɾ̃.ɹ̩] nt-flapping
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• CMU ARPABET: S P L IH1 N T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Dutch and North German Splinter.

From Middle English splenter, splinter, from Middle Dutch splinter, equivalent to splint + -er.

From the noun splinter.

196 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شَظِيَّة (šaẓiyya) — fragment of material
• Armenian: տաշեղ (tašeġ) — fragment of material
• Aromanian: ashclji — fragment of material
• Aromanian: aschlje — fragment of material
• Azerbaijani: tilişkə — fragment of material
• Basque: ezpal — fragment of material
• Belarusian: ска́бка (skábka) — fragment of material
• Belarusian: стрэ́мка (strémka) — fragment of material
• Bulgarian: отло́мък (otlómǎk) — fragment of material
• Bulgarian: треска́ (treská) — fragment of material
• Catalan: estella — fragment of material
• Cherokee: ᎤᏢᏓᎸᏓ (utlvdalvda) — fragment of material
• Chinese Mandarin: 碎片 (suìpiàn) — fragment of material
• Chinese Mandarin: 刺 (cì) — fragment of material
• Czech: tříska — fragment of material
• Czech: úlomek — fragment of material
• Czech: odštěpek — fragment of material
• Dalmatian: sčela — fragment of material
• Danish: splint — fragment of material
• Dutch: splinter — fragment of material
• Esperanto: splito — fragment of material
• Estonian: pind — fragment of material
• Estonian: kild — fragment of material
• Finnish: säle — fragment of material
• Finnish: sirpale — fragment of material
• Finnish: pirstale — fragment of material
• French: éclat — fragment of material
• French: esquille — fragment of material
• French: écharde — fragment of material
• Friulian: sclese — fragment of material
• Friulian: scae — fragment of material
• Galician: estela — fragment of material
• Galician: racha — fragment of material
• Galician: acha — fragment of material
• Galician: pitela — fragment of material
• Galician: cavaco — fragment of material
• Galician: guizo — fragment of material
• Galician: lerca — fragment of material
• Galician: escádea — fragment of material
• Galician: trisca — fragment of material
• Galician: turraca — fragment of material
• Galician: lircha — fragment of material
• Galician: troupecelo — fragment of material
• Georgian: ხიწვი (xic̣vi) — fragment of material
• Georgian: ხიჭვი (xič̣vi) — fragment of material
• German: Splitter — fragment of material
• German: Splinter — fragment of material
• German: Schiefer — fragment of material
• German: Spreißel — fragment of material
• Greek: σκλήθρα (sklíthra) — fragment of material
• Greek: θραύσμα (thráfsma) — fragment of material
• Greek: ακίδα (akída) — fragment of material
• Ancient Greek: σχινδάλαμος (skhindálamos) — fragment of material
• Hebrew: קֵיסָם (kesám) — fragment of material
• Hebrew: שְׁבָב (shvav) — fragment of material
• Hungarian: forgács — fragment of material
• Hungarian: szálka — fragment of material
• Ingrian: päre — fragment of material
• Irish: scealp — fragment of material
• Irish: scealpóg — fragment of material
• Italian: scheggia — fragment of material
• Japanese: 破片 (hahen) — fragment of material
• Japanese: 刺 (toge) — fragment of material
• Khmer: ចំរាស (cɑmriəh) — fragment of material
• Korean: 조각 (jogak) — fragment of material
• Korean: 지저깨비 (jijeokkaebi) — fragment of material
• Lao: ສ້ຽນ (sīan) — fragment of material
• Latin: assula — fragment of material
• Latin: schidia — fragment of material
• Latvian: skaida — fragment of material
• Latvian: skabarga — fragment of material
• Lithuanian: drožlė — fragment of material
• Lithuanian: rakštis — fragment of material
• Macedonian: спица (spica) — fragment of material
• Macedonian: деланка (delanka) — fragment of material
• Macedonian: треска (treska) — fragment of material
• Māori: koi — fragment of material
• Norman: êclyi — fragment of material
• Norwegian Bokmål: flis — fragment of material
• Occitan: astèla — fragment of material
• Occitan: estèla — fragment of material
• Occitan: ascla — fragment of material
• Occitan: esquilha — fragment of material
• Old English: speld — fragment of material
• Persian: تریشه (teriše) — fragment of material
• Plautdietsch: Spekja — fragment of material
• Polish: odłamek — fragment of material
• Polish: drzazga — fragment of material
• Portuguese: farpa — fragment of material
• Romanian: așchie — fragment of material
• Russian: ще́пка (ščépka) — fragment of material
• Russian: зано́за (zanóza) — fragment of material
• Sardinian: alcia — fragment of material
• Sardinian: ascia — fragment of material
• Sardinian: ascra — fragment of material
• Sardinian: astua — fragment of material
• Sardinian: astula — fragment of material
• Sardinian: schedra — fragment of material
• Sardinian: schelda — fragment of material
• Scots: spail — fragment of material
• Scots: pran — fragment of material
• Scottish Gaelic: spealg — fragment of material
• Slovak: trieska — fragment of material
• Slovak: štiepka — fragment of material
• Slovene: trska — fragment of material
• Spanish: astilla — fragment of material
• Spanish: esquirla — fragment of material
• Swedish: flisa — fragment of material
• Swedish: sticka — fragment of material
• Tagalog: subyang — fragment of material
• Tajik: параха (paraxa) — fragment of material
• Thai: เสี้ยน (sîian) — fragment of material
• Turkish: kıymık — fragment of material
• Ukrainian: ска́бка (skábka) — fragment of material
• Ukrainian: ска́лка (skálka) — fragment of material
• Venetan: sgrexénda — fragment of material
• Venetan: s-cexa — fragment of material
• Walloon: schete — fragment of material
• Czech: frakce — group
• Dutch: splintergroep — group
• Finnish: sirpaleryhmä — group
• French: faction — group
• Galician: bandaría — group
• Galician: bando — group
• Galician: faución — group
• German: Splittergruppe — group
• Italian: fazione — group
• Lithuanian: trupinys — group
• Polish: odłam — group
• Portuguese: facção — group
• Romanian: facțiune — group
• Russian: отщепе́нцы (otščepéncy) — group
• Slovak: frakcia — group
• Swedish: avknoppning — group
• Swedish: utbrytning — group
• Swedish: utbrytargrupp — group
• Bulgarian: разцепвам се (razcepvam se) — to come apart into splinters
• Catalan: estellar — to come apart into splinters
• Czech: štěpit se — to come apart into splinters
• Dutch: versplinteren — to come apart into splinters
• Dutch: splinteren — to come apart into splinters
• Finnish: pirstoutua — to come apart into splinters
• Finnish: mennä säpäleiksi — to come apart into splinters
• French: broyer — to come apart into splinters
• Galician: estelar — to come apart into splinters
• Galician: espitallar — to come apart into splinters
• Galician: lascar — to come apart into splinters
• Galician: lasquear — to come apart into splinters
• German: zersplittern — to come apart into splinters
• Italian: scheggiarsi — to come apart into splinters
• Portuguese: esfarpar — to come apart into splinters
• Russian: расщепляться (rasščepljatʹsja) — to come apart into splinters
• Russian: раскалываться (raskalyvatʹsja) — to come apart into splinters
• Scottish Gaelic: spealg — to come apart into splinters
• Slovak: štiepiť sa — to come apart into splinters
• Slovak: rozštiepiť sa — to come apart into splinters
• Spanish: astillarse — to come apart into splinters
• Bulgarian: цепя (cepja) — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Bulgarian: разцепвам (razcepvam) — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Czech: štípat — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Dutch: versplinteren — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Finnish: pirstoa — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Finnish: lyödä säpäleiksi — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Finnish: panna päreiksi — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Galician: rachar — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Galician: estelar — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Galician: espitallar — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Galician: lascar — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Galician: lasquear — to cause to break apart into splinters
• German: zersplittern — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Italian: scheggiare — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Portuguese: esfarpar — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Russian: расщеплять (rasščepljatʹ) — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Russian: раскалывать (raskalyvatʹ) — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Scottish Gaelic: spealg — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Slovak: štiepať — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Slovak: rozštiepať — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Slovak: rozbiť — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Slovak: rozbíjať — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Slovak: sekať — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Slovak: rozsekať — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Spanish: astillar — to cause to break apart into splinters
• Bulgarian: разцепвам (razcepvam) — to break or cause to break into factions
• Czech: odštěpit se — to break or cause to break into factions
• Finnish: hajota — to break or cause to break into factions
• Finnish: hajottaa — to break or cause to break into factions
• Italian: fare a pezzi — to break or cause to break into factions
• Italian: dividere — to break or cause to break into factions
• Slovak: rozdeliť — to break or cause to break into factions
• Slovak: rozdeliť sa — to break or cause to break into factions
• Slovak: štiepiť — to break or cause to break into factions
• Slovak: rozštiepiť — to break or cause to break into factions
• Slovak: štiepiť sa — to break or cause to break into factions
• Slovak: rozštiepiť sa — to break or cause to break into factions
• Bulgarian: шинирам (šiniram) — to fasten or confine with splints
• Finnish: lastoittaa — to fasten or confine with splints