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English: thread, filament, yarn a fine cord of twisted fibers (of cotton or silk or wool or nylon etc.) used in sewing and weaving Русский: нить, пряжа, нитка Português do Brasil: linha, fio 日本語: スレッド, Italiano: filamento, filo, cucirino, filato, refe kiSwahili: uzi ไทย: ด้าย, เส้นด้าย नेपाली: धागो, रेशा Ελληνικά: κλωστή, νήμα Català: cordill, fil, bri, rosca Slovenčina: niť, vlákno Norsk: tråd Slovenščina: preja, sukanec Eesti: niit, lõng Esperanto: fadeno Frysk: jern Íslenska: garn, þráður, girni, þáttur, ullarband, togi, þræðingur, tvinni bil-Malti: ħajta, fil Wikipedia: 1 |
简体中文: 繁體中文: 線, 絲狀物, 紗, 紗線 العربية: خيط, غزل، خيط مغزول, غزْل, <brokenpl> غُزُوْل, <root> غزل, <brokenpl> غزول, خَيْط Français: fil 한국어: 실 Türkçe: iplik Româneşte: fir, ață, fibră Nederlands: garen, draad Magyar: fonál, fonal Български: нишка Suomi: lanka Dansk: tråd, garn Shqipe: fije, pe, fill Latviešu: diegs, pavediens, dzija toki pona: linja Euskara: hari Galego: fío Монгол хэл: нэхмэлийн утас, ээрсэн утас, шог яриа norsk: tråd WordNet: 1 |
Español: hilo, hebra Português: o filamento, fio, linha, Fio têxtil, lã Deutsch: der Faden, die Faser, Garn, Zwirn తెలుగు: దారము Polski: przędza, nić, nitka, niteczka Hrvatski: konac, nit, pređa, predivo Bahasa Indonesia: benang Čeština: vlákno, příze, nit Svenska: tråd, garn Հայերէն: թել עברית: חוּט Lietuviškai: siūlas ar Brezhoneg: neud Cymraeg: edau Føroyskt: tráđur Interlingua: filo Latine: filum Papiamentu: hilo, hilu, ilu |
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