noun · verb · 23 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot
Definitions and examples are grouped by meaning. Pronunciation, history, word forms, translations, descendants, synonyms, antonyms, derived terms, and related words appear whenever the source provides them.
Sound
Pronunciation
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Received-Pronunciation:/ˈwɪndəʊ/
Southern-England:Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
Scotland:/ˈwɪndo/
Wales:/ˈwɪndou/without the toe–tow merger
Northumbria:/ˈwɪndə/
US:wĭnʹdō
US:/ˈwɪndoʊ/
US:Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
wĭnʹdəcolloquial, folk speech, nonstandard
/ˈwɪndə/colloquial, folk speech, nonstandard
Australian:/ˈwɪndəʉ/
New-Zealand:/ˈwəndɐʉ/
rhymes with -ɪndəʊ
CMU ARPABET:W IH1 N D OW0
Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
1
noun
Meaning 1
An opening, usually covered by one or more panes of clear glass, to allow light and air from outside to enter a building or vehicle.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
Examples
She opened the window to let some air in.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
2
noun
Meaning 2
An opening, usually covered by glass, in a shop which allows people to view the shop and its products from outside; a shop window.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
3
noun
Meaning 3
The shutter, casement, sash with its fittings, or other framework, which closes a window opening.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
Topics: architecture
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
4
noun
Meaning 4
A period of time when something is available or possible; a limited opportunity.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, figuratively, uncountable
Examples
launch window
window of opportunity
You have a two-hour window of clear weather to finish working on the lawn.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
5
noun
Meaning 5
Something that allows one to see through or into something.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, figuratively, uncountable
Examples
His journal provides a rare window into his otherwise obscure life.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
6
noun
Meaning 6
A restricted range.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: countable, uncountable
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
7
noun
Meaning 7
A rectangular area on a computer terminal or screen containing some kind of user interface, displaying output and allowing input, often for a single task in a multitasking system.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
a transparent opening in a vehicle that allow vision out of the sides or back; usually is capable of being opened
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: opening
Narrower terms: car window
18
noun
Meaning 18
a transparent panel (as of an envelope) inserted in an otherwise opaque material
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: panel
19
noun
Meaning 19
(computer science) a rectangular part of a computer screen that contains a display different from the rest of the screen
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: display, video display
Narrower terms: dialog box, panel, foreground
20
noun
Meaning 20
an opening in a wall or screen that admits light and air and through which customers can be served
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
he stuck his head in the window
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: opening
Narrower terms: ticket window
21
noun
Meaning 21
a pane of glass in a window
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
the ball shattered the window
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: windowpane
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: pane, pane of glass, window glass
22
noun
Meaning 22
an opening that resembles a window in appearance or function
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
he could see them through a window in the trees
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: opening, gap
23
noun
Meaning 23
the time period that is considered best for starting or finishing something
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
the expanded window will give us time to catch the thieves
they had a window of less than an hour when an attack would have succeeded
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: time period, period of time, period
History
Etymology
From Middle English wyndowe, wyndown, from Old Norse vindauga (“window”, literally “wind-eye; wind-hole”), equivalent to wind + eye. Cognate with Scots windae and windock, Faroese vindeyga, Norwegian Bokmål vindu, Norwegian Nynorsk vindauge, Danish vindue, archaic Swedish vindöga, Elfdalian windog. Displaced native Old English ēagþȳrel (literally “eye hole”) (the rare direct descendant is eyethurl (“window, pupil, etc.”)). The “windows” among early Germanic peoples were just unglazed holes (eyes) in the wall or roof that permitted wind to pass through .
Across languages
Translations
495 source translations are retained for this English entry.
Abkhaz:
аԥенџьыр
(apendžər)
— opening for light and air
Afar:
taagat
— opening for light and air
Afrikaans:
venster
— opening for light and air
Akkadian:
𒀊
(aptu, AB)
— opening for light and air
Albanian:
dritare
— opening for light and air
Southern Altai:
кӧзнӧк
(köznök)
— opening for light and air
Amharic:
መስኮት
(mäskot)
— opening for light and air
Antillean Creole:
finèt
— opening for light and air
Antillean Creole:
founèt
— opening for light and air
Antillean Creole:
funèt
— opening for light and air
Antillean Creole:
fénèt
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
نَافِذَة
(nāfiḏa)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شُبَّاك
(šubbāk)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
طَاقَة
(ṭāqa)
— opening for light and air
Algerian Arabic:
تاقة
— opening for light and air
Chadian Arabic:
شباك
(šubbāk)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شباك
(arz)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
دريشة
(afb)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شباك
(acw)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
طاقة
(acw)
— opening for light and air
Iraqi Arabic:
شباج
(acw)
— opening for light and air
Juba Arabic:
shubaak
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
طاقة
(ary)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
تاقة
(ary)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شبيك
(ary)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شرجم
(ary)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
سرجم
(ary)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
سرجب
(ary)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شرجب
(ary)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شباك
(apc)
— opening for light and air
Arabic:
شباك
(ajp)
— opening for light and air
Sudanese Arabic:
شباك
(šubbāk)
— opening for light and air
Aragonese:
finestra
— opening for light and air
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic:
ܟܵܘܬܵܐ
(kāwtā)
— opening for light and air
Assyrian Neo-Aramaic:
ܦܲܢܓ̰ܵܪܵܐ
(panjārā)
— opening for light and air
Aramaic:
ܟܘܬܐ
(syc)
— opening for light and air
Armenian:
պատուհան
(patuhan)
— opening for light and air
Armenian:
լուսամուտ
(lusamut)
— opening for light and air
Armenian:
փանջարա
(pʻanǰara)
— opening for light and air
Aromanian:
firidã (roa-rup)
— opening for light and air
Aromanian:
fireastrã (roa-rup)
— opening for light and air
Assamese:
খিৰিকী
(khiriki)
— opening for light and air
Asturian:
ventana
— opening for light and air
Atayal:
nyaway
— opening for light and air
Aukan:
fensee
— opening for light and air
Avar:
гордо
(gordo)
— opening for light and air
Azerbaijani:
pəncərə
— opening for light and air
Baba Malay:
menyelah
— opening for light and air
Bakhtiari:
بنجه
(banja)
— opening for light and air
Baluchi:
دریگ
(darīg)
— opening for light and air
Baluchi:
دریچگ
(darīčag)
— opening for light and air
Baluchi:
دریچه
(darīča)
— opening for light and air
Banjarese:
lalungkang
— opening for light and air
Bashkir:
тәҙрә
(təźrə)
— opening for light and air
Basque:
leiho
— opening for light and air
Belarusian:
акно́
(aknó)
— opening for light and air
Belarusian:
вакно́
(vaknó)
— opening for light and air
Belarusian:
аке́нца
(akjénca)
— opening for light and air
Bengali:
জানালা
(janala)
— opening for light and air
Bhojpuri:
खिड़की
(khiṛəkī)
— opening for light and air
Central Bikol:
bintana
— opening for light and air
Breton:
prenestr
— opening for light and air
Bulgarian:
прозо́рец
(prozórec)
— opening for light and air
Burmese:
ပြတင်းပေါက်
(pra.tang:pauk)
— opening for light and air
Burmese:
လေသာပေါက်
(lesapauk)
— opening for light and air
Buryat:
сонхо
(bxr)
— opening for light and air
Carpathian Rusyn:
окно́
(oknó)
— opening for light and air
Catalan:
finestra
— opening for light and air
Cebuano:
bintana
— opening for light and air
Chamicuro:
wentana
— opening for light and air
Chechen:
кор
(kor)
— opening for light and air
Cherokee:
ᏦᎳᏅ
(tsolanv)
— opening for light and air
Cherokee:
ᏦᎳᏂ
(tsolani)
— opening for light and air
Chichewa:
zenera
— opening for light and air
Chickasaw:
aahashtahli'
— opening for light and air
Chickasaw:
winda'
— opening for light and air
Chinese Cantonese:
窗
(coeng1)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Cantonese:
窗門 /窗门
— opening for light and air
Chinese:
чуонхў
(čuonhw)
— opening for light and air
Chinese:
чуонзы
(čuonzɨ)
— opening for light and air
Eastern Min Chinese:
檻門囝 /槛门囝
(kāng-muòng-giāng)
— opening for light and air
Eastern Min Chinese:
檻門 /槛门
(kāng-muòng)
— opening for light and air
Eastern Min Chinese:
窓 /窗
(chŏng)
— opening for light and air
Hakka Chinese:
窗仔
(chhûng-é)
— opening for light and air
Hakka Chinese:
窗門 /窗门
(chhûng-mùn)
— opening for light and air
Chinese:
窗仔門 /窗仔门
(thang-á-mn̂g, thang-á-mûi)
— opening for light and air
Chinese:
窗
(thang)
— opening for light and air
Jin Chinese:
窗戶 /窗户
(cuon1 hu3)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Mandarin:
窗戶 /窗户
(chuānghù)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Mandarin:
窗口
(chuāngkǒu)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Mandarin:
窗子
(chuāngzi)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Mandarin:
牖
(yǒu)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Mandarin:
窗
(chuāng)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Mandarin:
軒 /轩
(xuān)
— opening for light and air
Chinese Mandarin:
櫳 /栊
(lóng)
— opening for light and air
Wu Chinese:
窗頭 /窗头
(1tshaon-deu)
— opening for light and air
Wu Chinese:
窗門 /窗门
(1tshaon-men6)
— opening for light and air
Xiang Chinese:
亮窗
(lian5 qyan1)
— opening for light and air
Xiang Chinese:
窗戶 /窗户
(qyan1 fu)
— opening for light and air
Chukchi:
ӄэргычьын
(qėrgyčʹyn)
— opening for light and air
Chulym:
täräčä
— opening for light and air
Chuvash:
чӳрече
(čüreč̬e)
— opening for light and air
East Circassian:
щхьэгъубжэ
(śḥɛğwubžɛ)
— opening for light and air
West Circassian:
шъхьангъупчъэ
(ŝḥanğwupĉɛ)
— opening for light and air
Coptic:
ϣⲟⲩϣⲧ
(šoušt)
— opening for light and air
Coptic:
ⲭⲁⲑⲏⲟⲩ
(khathēou)
— opening for light and air
Cornish:
fenester
— opening for light and air
Corsican:
finestra
— opening for light and air
Crimean Tatar:
pencere
— opening for light and air
Czech:
okno
— opening for light and air
Dalmatian:
finiastra
— opening for light and air
Danish:
vindue
— opening for light and air
Danish:
rude
— opening for light and air
Dhivehi:
ކުޑަ ދޮރު
(kuḍa doru)
— opening for light and air
Dutch:
raam
— opening for light and air
Dutch:
venster
— opening for light and air
Dutch:
ruit
— opening for light and air
Emilian:
fnèstra (eml)
— opening for light and air
Erzya:
вальма
(vaľma)
— opening for light and air
Esperanto:
fenestro
— opening for light and air
Estonian:
aken
— opening for light and air
Ewe:
fesre
— opening for light and air
Faroese:
vindeyga
— opening for light and air
Finnish:
ikkuna
— opening for light and air
French:
fenêtre
— opening for light and air
North Frisian:
wöning
— opening for light and air
North Frisian:
Fenster
— opening for light and air
North Frisian:
waning
— opening for light and air
Saterland Frisian:
Finster
— opening for light and air
West-Frisian:
finster
— opening for light and air
Friulian:
balcon
— opening for light and air
Gagauz:
pencerä
— opening for light and air
Galician:
xanela
— opening for light and air
Galician:
fiestra
— opening for light and air
Galician:
ventá
— opening for light and air
Galician:
vidreira
— opening for light and air
Georgian:
ფანჯარა
(panǯara)
— opening for light and air
Georgian:
სარკმელი
(sarḳmeli)
— opening for light and air
German:
Fenster
— opening for light and air
German:
Fäischter (als)
— opening for light and air
Gothic:
𐌰𐌿𐌲𐌰𐌳𐌰𐌿𐍂𐍉
(augadaurō)
— opening for light and air
Greek:
παράθυρο
(paráthyro)
— opening for light and air
Ancient Greek:
θυρίς
(thurís)
— opening for light and air
Greenlandic:
igalaaq
— opening for light and air
Paraguayan Guarani:
ovetã
— opening for light and air
Gujarati:
બારી
(bārī)
— opening for light and air
Haitian Creole:
fenèt
— opening for light and air
Hausa:
taga
— opening for light and air
Hawaiian:
puka aniani
— opening for light and air
Hebrew:
חַלּוֹן
(khalón)
— opening for light and air
Hindi:
खिड़की
(khiṛkī)
— opening for light and air
Hindi:
बारी
(bārī)
— opening for light and air
Hindi:
झरोखा
(jharokhā)
— opening for light and air
Hindi:
वातायन
(vātāyan)
— opening for light and air
Hindi:
जालक
(jālak)
— opening for light and air
Hungarian:
ablak
— opening for light and air
Icelandic:
gluggi
— opening for light and air
Ida'an:
pandawan
— opening for light and air
Ido:
fenestro
— opening for light and air
Igbo:
mpịo
— opening for light and air
Indonesian:
ventilasi
— opening for light and air
Indonesian:
jendela
— opening for light and air
Ingrian:
ikkuna
— opening for light and air
Ingush:
кор
(kor)
— opening for light and air
Interlingua:
fenestra
— opening for light and air
Iranun:
ruasa'
— opening for light and air
Irish:
fuinneog
— opening for light and air
Italian:
finestra
— opening for light and air
Japanese:
窓
(mado)
— opening for light and air
Japanese:
窓口
(madoguchi)
— opening for light and air
Javanese:
cendhéla
— opening for light and air
Javanese:
jendhéla
— opening for light and air
Kabuverdianu:
janéla
— opening for light and air
Kalmyk:
терз
(terz)
— opening for light and air
Kannada:
ಕಿಟಕಿ
(kiṭaki)
— opening for light and air
Kanuri:
tágà
— opening for light and air
Kapampangan:
auang
— opening for light and air
Karachay-Balkar:
терезе
(tereze)
— opening for light and air
Karelian:
ikkun
— opening for light and air
Kashubian:
òkno
— opening for light and air
Kazakh:
терезе
(tereze)
— opening for light and air
Khakas:
кӧзенек
(közenek)
— opening for light and air
Khmer:
បង្អួច
(bâng'uŏch)
— opening for light and air
Khoekhoe:
mûǂûi-daos
— opening for light and air
Kholosi:
daliča
— opening for light and air
Komi-Permyak:
ӧшын
(öšyn)
— opening for light and air
Komi-Permyak:
ӧшинь
(öšiń)
— opening for light and air
Kongo:
nela
— opening for light and air
Korean:
창문
(changmun)
— opening for light and air
Korean:
창
(chang)
— opening for light and air
Korean:
창구
(changgu)
— opening for light and air
Kumyk:
терезе
(tereze)
— opening for light and air
Central Kurdish:
پەنجەرە
(pencere)
— opening for light and air
Northern Kurdish:
pencere
— opening for light and air
Kyrgyz:
терезе
(tereze)
— opening for light and air
Ladino:
ventana
— opening for light and air
Lao:
ປ່ອງຢ້ຽມ
(pǭng yīam)
— opening for light and air
Lao:
ຫນ້າຕ່າງ
(nā tāng)
— opening for light and air
Lao:
ວາຕະປານະ
(wā ta pā na)
— opening for light and air
Lao:
ບັງອວດ
(bǫng wat)
— opening for light and air
Latgalian:
lūgs
— opening for light and air
Latin:
fenestra
— opening for light and air
Latvian:
logs
— opening for light and air
Limburgish:
raam
— opening for light and air
Lingala:
lininísa
— opening for light and air
Lithuanian:
langas
— opening for light and air
Lü:
ᦔᦸᧂᧈ
(ṗoang1)
— opening for light and air
Lü:
ᦐᦱᧉᦔᦸᧂᧈ
(ṅaa2ṗoang1)
— opening for light and air
Luganda:
eddirisa
— opening for light and air
Luxembourgish:
Fënster
— opening for light and air
Macedonian:
прозорец
(prozorec)
— opening for light and air
Macedonian:
прозор
(prozor)
— opening for light and air
Macedonian:
окно
(okno)
— opening for light and air
Macedonian:
пенџере
(pendžere)
— opening for light and air
Macedonian:
пенџер
(pendžer)
— opening for light and air
Maguindanao:
paliwangan
— opening for light and air
Malagasy:
varavarana
— opening for light and air
Malagasy:
varavarankely
— opening for light and air
Malay:
tingkap
— opening for light and air
Malay:
jendela
— opening for light and air
Brunei Malay:
tabuk
— opening for light and air
Malayalam:
ജനൽ
(janal)
— opening for light and air
Malayalam:
ജാലകം
(jālakaṁ)
— opening for light and air
Malayalam:
വാതായനം
(vātāyanaṁ)
— opening for light and air
Maltese:
tieqa
— opening for light and air
Manchu:
ᡶᠠ
(fa)
— opening for light and air
Mandinka:
janerango
— opening for light and air
Manx:
uinnag
— opening for light and air
Māori:
whatitoka
— opening for light and air
Māori:
matapihi
— opening for light and air
Māori:
mataaho
— opening for light and air
Māori:
wini
— opening for light and air
Marathi:
खिडकी
(khiḍkī)
— opening for light and air
Eastern Mari:
тӧрза
(törza)
— opening for light and air
Eastern Mari:
окна
(okna)
— opening for light and air
Western Mari:
окня
(okńa)
— opening for light and air
Marwari:
बारी
(bārī)
— opening for light and air
Mauritian Creole:
lafnet
— opening for light and air
Middle English:
wyndowe
— opening for light and air
Mirandese:
jinela
— opening for light and air
Moksha:
вальмя
(vaľmä)
— opening for light and air
Mongolian:
цонх
(conx)
— opening for light and air
Mongolian:
ᠴᠣᠩᠬᠤ
(čongqu)
— opening for light and air
Nanai:
пава
(pawa)
— opening for light and air
Navajo:
tsésǫʼ
— opening for light and air
Neapolitan:
fenesta
— opening for light and air
Nengone:
malamala
— opening for light and air
Nepali:
झ्याल
(jhyāl)
— opening for light and air
Norman:
f'nêtre
— opening for light and air
Norman:
f'nêt'
— opening for light and air
Norman:
f'nête
— opening for light and air
Norman:
fneetr
— opening for light and air
Norwegian Bokmål:
vindu
— opening for light and air
Norwegian Nynorsk:
vindauge
— opening for light and air
Norwegian Nynorsk:
vindauga
— opening for light and air
Occitan:
fenèstra
— opening for light and air
Odia:
ଝରକା
(jharakā)
— opening for light and air
Ojibwe:
waasechigan
— opening for light and air
Church Slavic:
окно
(okno)
— opening for light and air
Church Slavic:
окъньце
(okŭnĭce)
— opening for light and air
Old East Slavic:
окъно
(okŭno)
— opening for light and air
Old English:
ēagþȳrel
— opening for light and air
Old English:
ēagduru
— opening for light and air
Old English:
fenester
— opening for light and air
Old Galician-Portuguese:
fẽestra
— opening for light and air
Old Norse:
vindauga
— opening for light and air
Oromo:
foddaa
— opening for light and air
Ossetian:
рудзынг
(ruʒyng)
— opening for light and air
Pangasinan:
dorongawen
— opening for light and air
Pannonian Rusyn:
облак
(oblak)
— opening for light and air
Papiamentu:
bentana
— opening for light and air
Pashto:
کړکۍ
(karhkay)
— opening for light and air
Pashto:
پنجره
(panjara)
— opening for light and air
Dari:
کِلْکِین
(kilkīn)
— opening for light and air
Iranian Persian:
پَنْجَرِه
(panjare)
— opening for light and air
Iranian Persian:
دَریچِه
(dariče)
— opening for light and air
Piedmontese:
fnestra
— opening for light and air
Plautdietsch:
Fensta (nds)
— opening for light and air
Polabian:
våknü
— opening for light and air
Polish:
okno
— opening for light and air
Portuguese:
janela
— opening for light and air
Punjabi:
ਖਿੜਕੀ
(khiṛkī)
— opening for light and air
Punjabi:
ਬਾਰੀ
(bārī)
— opening for light and air
Punjabi:
ਤਾਕੀ
(tākī)
— opening for light and air
Quechua:
wintana
— opening for light and air
Rapa Nui:
hi'o hare
— opening for light and air
Réunion Creole French:
fénèt
— opening for light and air
Romani:
felyastra
— opening for light and air
Romanian:
fereastră
— opening for light and air
Romansh:
fanestra
— opening for light and air
Russian:
окно́
(oknó)
— opening for light and air
Russian:
око́шко
(okóško)
— opening for light and air
Rwanda-Rundi:
idirishya
— opening for light and air
Rwanda-Rundi:
idirisha
— opening for light and air
Saaroa:
cingarʉ
— opening for light and air
Northern Sami:
láseráigi
— opening for light and air
Northern Sami:
glássa
— opening for light and air
Southern Sami:
klaase
— opening for light and air
Samoan:
fa'amalama
— opening for light and air
Sanskrit:
वातायन
(vātāyana)
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
fentana
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
fontana
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
vantana
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
balcone
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
balconi
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
barcone
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
barconi
— opening for light and air
Sardinian:
bracone
— opening for light and air
Scots:
windae
— opening for light and air
Scots:
winnock
— opening for light and air
Scots:
wyndok
— opening for light and air
Scottish Gaelic:
uinneag
— opening for light and air
Serbo-Croatian:
про́зор
— opening for light and air
Serbo-Croatian:
о̀кно
— opening for light and air
Serbo-Croatian:
пе̑нџер
— opening for light and air
Serbo-Croatian:
prózor
— opening for light and air
Serbo-Croatian:
òkno
— opening for light and air
Serbo-Croatian:
pȇndžer
— opening for light and air
Shor:
кӧзнек
(köznek)
— opening for light and air
Sicilian:
finestra
— opening for light and air
Sindhi:
کِڙڪيِ
(khirkī)
— opening for light and air
Sindhi:
دري
(dre)
— opening for light and air
Sinhalese:
ජනේලය
(janēlaya)
— opening for light and air
Slovak:
okno
— opening for light and air
Slovak:
oblok
— opening for light and air
Slovene:
okno
— opening for light and air
Slovincian:
wôknô
— opening for light and air
Somali:
dariishad
— opening for light and air
Somali:
daaqad
— opening for light and air
Somali:
shubaako
— opening for light and air
Lower Sorbian:
wokno
— opening for light and air
Upper Sorbian:
wokno
— opening for light and air
Sotho:
fenstere
— opening for light and air
Spanish:
ventana
— opening for light and air
Spanish:
fenestra
— opening for light and air
Spanish:
ventanaje
— opening for light and air
Spanish:
fenestraje
— opening for light and air
Sranan Tongo:
fensre
— opening for light and air
Swahili:
dirisha
— opening for light and air
Swedish:
fönster
— opening for light and air
Swedish:
ruta
— opening for light and air
Swedish:
vindöga
— opening for light and air
Swedish:
glugg
— opening for light and air
Tagalog:
durungawan
— opening for light and air
Tagalog:
bintana
— opening for light and air
Tajik:
тиреза
(tireza)
— opening for light and air
Tajik:
панҷара
(panjara)
— opening for light and air
Tamil:
சன்னல்
(caṉṉal)
— opening for light and air
Tamil:
சாளரம்
(cāḷaram)
— opening for light and air
Tamil:
ஜன்னல்
(jaṉṉal)
— opening for light and air
Taos:
łòxwóloną
— opening for light and air
Tarifit:
tburjet
— opening for light and air
Tarifit:
řkaẓi
— opening for light and air
Tatar:
тәрәзә
(täräzä)
— opening for light and air
Telugu:
కిటికీ
(kiṭikī)
— opening for light and air
Thai:
หน้าต่าง
(nâa-dtàang)
— opening for light and air
Thai:
วินโดว์
— opening for light and air
Tibetan:
སྒེ་ཁུང
(sge khung)
— opening for light and air
Tigrinya:
መስኮት
(mäskot)
— opening for light and air
Tocharian B:
patstsāṅk
— opening for light and air
Tokelauan:
fāmalama
— opening for light and air
Turkish:
pencere
— opening for light and air
Turkish:
cam
— opening for light and air
Ottoman Turkish:
پنجره
(pencere)
— opening for light and air
Turkmen:
penjire
— opening for light and air
Tuvan:
көзенек
(közenek)
— opening for light and air
Ubykh:
шанҭәа
(ŝantwa)
— opening for light and air
Udmurt:
укно
(ukno)
— opening for light and air
Ugaritic:
𐎈𐎍𐎐
(ḥln)
— opening for light and air
Ukrainian:
вікно́
(viknó)
— opening for light and air
Ukrainian:
віко́нце
(vikónce)
— opening for light and air
Umbundu:
ombando
— opening for light and air
Unami:
èhèshàntèk
— opening for light and air
Urdu:
کِھڑْکی
(khiṛkī)
— opening for light and air
Urdu:
دَرِیچَہ
(darīca)
— opening for light and air
Uyghur:
دېرىزە
(dërize)
— opening for light and air
Uzbek:
deraza
— opening for light and air
Venetan:
finestra
— opening for light and air
Venetan:
fenestra
— opening for light and air
Venetan:
balcon
— opening for light and air
Venetan:
barcon
— opening for light and air
Veps:
ikun
— opening for light and air
Vietnamese:
cửa sổ
— opening for light and air
Volapük:
fenät
— opening for light and air
Volapük:
litöp
— opening for light and air
Võro:
akõn (fiu-vro)
— opening for light and air
Votic:
akkunõ
— opening for light and air
Walloon:
finiesse
— opening for light and air
Welsh:
ffenest
— opening for light and air
West Flemish:
veister
— opening for light and air
Wolof:
palanteer
— opening for light and air
Xhosa:
ifestile
— opening for light and air
Yaghnobi:
тиреза
(tireza)
— opening for light and air
Yakut:
түннүк
(tünnük)
— opening for light and air
Yiddish:
פֿענצטער
(fentster)
— opening for light and air
Yiddish:
ווינדע
(vinde)
— opening for light and air
Yoruba:
fèrèsé
— opening for light and air
Yoruba:
ojú afẹ́fẹ́
— opening for light and air
Yup'ik:
egaleq
— opening for light and air
Zazaki:
teqa (diq)
— opening for light and air
Zhuang:
cangqhuz
— opening for light and air
Zhuang:
conghcueng
— opening for light and air
Zhuang:
conghgeuq
— opening for light and air
Zhuang:
laezmboemj
— opening for light and air
Zhuang:
lienghcueng
— opening for light and air
Zhuang:
liengh
— opening for light and air
Zulu:
ifasitela
— opening for light and air
Afrikaans:
venster
— period of time — see also period, interval
Azerbaijani:
ara
— period of time — see also period, interval
Bulgarian:
прозо́рец
(prozórec)
— period of time — see also period, interval
Czech:
okno
— period of time — see also period, interval
Danish:
tidsrum
— period of time — see also period, interval
Danish:
interval
— period of time — see also period, interval
Dutch:
interval
— period of time — see also period, interval
Esperanto:
intervalo
— period of time — see also period, interval
Estonian:
ajavahemik
— period of time — see also period, interval
Finnish:
jakso
— period of time — see also period, interval
Finnish:
ikkuna
— period of time — see also period, interval
French:
fenêtre
— period of time — see also period, interval
German:
Intervall
— period of time — see also period, interval
German:
Zeitraum
— period of time — see also period, interval
German:
Zeitspanne
— period of time — see also period, interval
German:
Zeitfenster
— period of time — see also period, interval
Irish:
faill
— period of time — see also period, interval
Irish:
ionú
— period of time — see also period, interval
Irish:
deis
— period of time — see also period, interval
Italian:
finestra
— period of time — see also period, interval
Lithuanian:
langas
— period of time — see also period, interval
Luxembourgish:
Intervall
— period of time — see also period, interval
Luxembourgish:
Zäitraum
— period of time — see also period, interval
Luxembourgish:
Zäitspann
— period of time — see also period, interval
Norwegian Bokmål:
vindu
— period of time — see also period, interval
Norwegian Nynorsk:
vindauge
— period of time — see also period, interval
Polish:
okienko
— period of time — see also period, interval
Portuguese:
intervalo (período de tempo)
— period of time — see also period, interval
Romanian:
perioadă de timp
— period of time — see also period, interval
Romanian:
interval (de timp)
— period of time — see also period, interval
Russian:
окно́
(oknó)
— period of time — see also period, interval
Slovak:
okno
— period of time — see also period, interval
Spanish:
ventana
— period of time — see also period, interval
Spanish:
plazo
— period of time — see also period, interval
Swedish:
fönster
— period of time — see also period, interval
Ukrainian:
вікно́
(viknó)
— period of time — see also period, interval
Afrikaans:
venster
— area on a computer screen
Arabic:
نَافِذَة
(nāfiḏa)
— area on a computer screen
Arabic:
ويندو
(arz)
— area on a computer screen
Armenian:
պատուհան
(patuhan)
— area on a computer screen
Bulgarian:
прозо́рец
(prozórec)
— area on a computer screen
Catalan:
finestra
— area on a computer screen
Chinese Mandarin:
窗口
(chuāngkǒu)
— area on a computer screen
Chinese Mandarin:
視窗 /视窗
(shìchuāng)
— area on a computer screen
Czech:
okno
— area on a computer screen
Danish:
vindue
— area on a computer screen
Dutch:
venster
— area on a computer screen
Esperanto:
fenestro
— area on a computer screen
Estonian:
aken
— area on a computer screen
Finnish:
ikkuna
— area on a computer screen
French:
fenêtre
— area on a computer screen
German:
Fenster
— area on a computer screen
Greek:
παράθυρο
(paráthyro)
— area on a computer screen
Hungarian:
ablak
— area on a computer screen
Icelandic:
gluggi
— area on a computer screen
Ido:
fenestro
— area on a computer screen
Indonesian:
jendela
— area on a computer screen
Italian:
finestra
— area on a computer screen
Japanese:
ウィンドウ
(windō)
— area on a computer screen
Korean:
창
(chang)
— area on a computer screen
Korean:
윈도
(windo)
— area on a computer screen
Latin:
fenestra
— area on a computer screen
Latin:
fenestrae
— area on a computer screen
Latvian:
logs
— area on a computer screen
Lithuanian:
langas
— area on a computer screen
Luxembourgish:
Fënster
— area on a computer screen
Macedonian:
прозорец
(prozorec)
— area on a computer screen
Malay:
tetingkap
— area on a computer screen
Marathi:
विंडो
(viṇḍo)
— area on a computer screen
Norwegian Bokmål:
vindu
— area on a computer screen
Norwegian Nynorsk:
vindauge
— area on a computer screen
Norwegian Nynorsk:
vindauga
— area on a computer screen
Polish:
okno
— area on a computer screen
Polish:
okienko
— area on a computer screen
Portuguese:
janela
— area on a computer screen
Romanian:
fereastră
— area on a computer screen
Russian:
окно́
(oknó)
— area on a computer screen
Serbo-Croatian:
prozor
— area on a computer screen
Slovene:
okno
— area on a computer screen
Spanish:
ventana
— area on a computer screen
Swedish:
fönster
— area on a computer screen
Turkish:
pencere
— area on a computer screen
Ukrainian:
вікно́
(viknó)
— area on a computer screen
