futsal

English

Etymology

From Portuguese futsal, a blend of futebol de salão (literally “hall football”).

Noun

futsal (uncountable)

A form of soccer played indoors, with five players per team.

Synonyms

Translations

form of soccer

Basque: areto-futbol
Catalan: futbol sala (ca) m
Czech: futsal (cs) m
Dutch: zaalvoetbal (nl) n
Finnish: salijalkapallo, futsal (fi)
Galician: fútbol sala
Georgian: ფუტსალი (puṭsali)
German: Futsal (de) m

Italian: calcetto (it) m
Japanese: フットサル (ja) (futtosaru)
Korean: 풋살 (ko) (putsal)
Portuguese: futsal (pt), futebol de salão (pt)
Spanish: fútbol sala
Swedish: futsal
Turkish: futsal, salon futbolu

Anagrams

faults, flatus, ustalf

Czech

Noun

futsal m

futsal

Further reading

futsal in Akademický slovník cizích slov, 1995, at prirucka.ujc.cas.cz

Portuguese

Etymology

Blend of futebol de +‎ salão, literally hall football.

Noun

futsal m (uncountable)

futsal (form of soccer)

Synonyms

futebol de salão

Spanish

Etymology

From Portuguese futsal.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /fudˈsal/, [fuðˈsal]

Noun

futsal m (uncountable)

futsal (form of soccer)

Synonyms

fútbol sala, fútbol de salón, fútsal, futsala, microfútbol

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