tuning fork

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• Australian: /tjʉːnɪŋ foːk/
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44 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: diapazon — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Armenian: կամերտոն (kamerton) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Azerbaijani: kamerton — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Belarusian: камертон (kamjertón) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Bulgarian: камерто́н (kamertón) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Catalan: diapasó — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Chinese Mandarin: 音叉 (yīnchā) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Czech: ladička — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Danish: stemmegaffel — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Dutch: stemvork — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Esperanto: agordilo — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Finnish: äänirauta — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• French: diapason — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• German: Stimmgabel — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Greek: διαπασών (diapasón) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Hebrew: קולן (kolan) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Hungarian: hangvilla — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Icelandic: tónkvísl — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Indonesian: garpu tala — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Irish: gabhlóg thiúnála — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Irish: gabhlóg thiúnta — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Irish: gabhlóg cheoil — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Italian: corista — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Italian: diapason — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Japanese: 音叉 (onsa) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Lithuanian: kamertonas — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Norwegian Bokmål: stemmegaffel — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stemmegaffel — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Plautdietsch: Stemgaufel — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Polish: kamerton — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Polish: diapazon — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Portuguese: diapasão — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Portuguese: lamiré — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Romanian: diapazon — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Russian: камерто́н (kamertón) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Spanish: diapasón — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Swedish: stämgaffel — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Thai: ส้อมเสียง (sɔ̂m-sǐiang) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Turkish: diyapazon — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Ukrainian: камерто́н (kamertón) — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Vietnamese: thanh mẫu — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Vietnamese: âm thoa — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Welsh: trawfforch — fork-shaped object which emits a tone
• Zazaki: diapason — fork-shaped object which emits a tone