suction cup

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• /ˈsʌkʃən kʌp/
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No etymology was provided for this word.

44 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: قَدَح سَفْط (qadaḥ safṭ) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Asturian: ventosa — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Azerbaijani: sormac — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Belarusian: прысо́сак (prysósak) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Bulgarian: венду́за (vendúza) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Bulgarian: венту́за (ventúza) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Catalan: ventosa — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Chinese Cantonese: 吸盤 /吸盘 — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Chinese Mandarin: 吸盤 /吸盘 (xīpán) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Czech: přísavka — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Danish: sugekop — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Dutch: zuignap — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Estonian: iminapp — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Finnish: imukuppi — cup using suction as an adhesive
• French: ventouse — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Galician: ventosa — cup using suction as an adhesive
• German: Saugnapf — cup using suction as an adhesive
• German: Sauger — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Greek: βεντούζα (ventoúza) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Hebrew: כּוֹסוֹת רוּחַ (kosót rúakh) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Hungarian: tapadókorong — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Icelandic: sogskál — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Irish: cupa súcháin — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Italian: ventosa — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Japanese: 吸盤 (kyūban) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Korean: 흡반 (heupban) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Korean: 빨판 (ppalpan) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Lithuanian: siurbtukas — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Mongolian: соруул (soruul) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Mongolian: бумба (bumba) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Norwegian Bokmål: sugekopp — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sugekopp — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Polish: przyssawka — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Portuguese: ventosa — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Romanian: ventuză — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Russian: присо́ска (prisóska) — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Slovak: prísavka — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Slovene: prisesek — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Spanish: ventosa — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Spanish: chupón — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Swedish: sugkopp — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Swedish: sugpropp — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Turkish: vantuz — cup using suction as an adhesive
• Ukrainian: присо́сок (prysósok) — cup using suction as an adhesive