firearm

English

fire +‎ arm.

firearm (plural firearms)

A personal weapon that uses explosive powder to propel a projectile often made of lead.

personal weapon

Arabic: سِلَاح نَارِيّ‎ m (silāḥ nāriyy)
Asturian: arma de fueu f
Basque: su-arma
Belarusian: агнястрэ́льная збро́я f (ahnjastrélʹnaja zbrója)
Bengali: আগ্নেয়াস্ত্র (agneyastr)
Breton: arm-tan (br) m
Bulgarian: огнестре́лно оръ̀жие n (ognestrélno orǎ̀žie)
Catalan: arma de foc f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 火器 (zh) (huǒqì), 槍械 (zh), 枪械 (zh) (qiāngxiè), (archaic) 火槍 (zh), 火枪 (zh) (huǒqiāng)
Czech: střelná zbraň f
Danish: ildvåben n (literary, but old-fashioned), skydevåben (da) n
Dutch: vuurwapen (nl) n
Esperanto: pafilo (eo)
Estonian: tulirelv (et)
Finnish: tuliase (fi)
French: arme à feu (fr) f
Galician: arma de fogo f
Georgian: ცეცხლსასროლი იარაღი (cecxlsasroli iaraɣi)
German: Schusswaffe (de) f, Feuerwaffe (de) f
Greek: πυροβόλο όπλο (el) n (pyrovólo óplo)
Hebrew: נֶשֶׁק חַם‎ (he)
Hindi: अग्निशस्त्र m (agniśastra)
Hungarian: tűzfegyver (hu), lőfegyver (hu)
Icelandic: skotvopn (is) n
Ido: pafarmo (io), pafilo (io)
Irish: arm tine m
Italian: arma da fuoco (it) f
Japanese: 火器 (ja) (かき, kaki), ファイアアーム (faiaāmu)
Kazakh: оқатар қару (oqatar qarw)
Khmer: កាំភ្លើង (km) (kampləəŋ)

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