paintbrush

English

Etymology

paint +‎ brush

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈpeɪntˌbɹʌʃ/

Noun

paintbrush (plural paintbrushes)

A thin brush for applying paint.

Translations

thin brush

Armenian: վրձին (hy) (vrjin)
Buryat: биирэ (biire)
Catalan: pinzell (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 畫筆 (zh), 画笔 (zh) (huàbǐ)
Czech: malířský štětec m
Danish: pensel c
Dutch: penseel (nl) n
Esperanto: peniko (eo)
Faroese: pensil m
Finnish: sivellin (fi)
French: pinceau (fr)
German: Pinsel (de), Farbpinsel m, Malerpinsel m
Greek: πινέλο (el) n (pinélo)
Hebrew: מִכְחוֹל‎ (he) m (mikh'khól), מִבְרֶשֶׁת‎ (he) f (mivréshet)
Hungarian: ecset (hu)
Icelandic: pensill (is) m
Irish: scuab phéinte f, cleiteán m (computing)
Italian: pennello (it) m

Japanese: 絵筆 (ja) (えふで, efude)
Korean: 화필 (hwapil)
Latin: pēnicillum n
Latvian: ota f, sarene f
Mongolian: бийр (mn) (bijr), багс (mn) (bags)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: pensel (no) m

Nynorsk: pensel m
Polish: pędzel (pl) m
Portuguese: pincel (pt) m
Romanian: pensulă (ro) f
Russian: кисть (ru) f (kistʹ), ки́сточка (ru) f (kístočka)
Spanish: pincel (es) m
Swedish: pensel (sv) c
Tagalog: pinsel (large), brotsa (large)
Thai: พู่กัน (pûu-gan)
Volapük: pensit (vo)
Yiddish: פּענדזל‎ m (pendzl)

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