water polo

See also: waterpolo, water-polo, and wáter-polo

English

Noun

water polo (uncountable)

A water sport consisting of two teams of swimmers who have to throw the ball into the opponent's goal.

Translations

a water sport

Arabic: كُرَة اَلْمَاء‎ f (kurat al-māʾ)
Armenian: ջրագնդակ (hy) (ǰragndak)
Bulgarian: водна топка f (vodna topka)
Catalan: waterpolo m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 水球 (zh) (shuǐqiú)
Czech: vodní pólo n
Danish: vandpolo (da) c
Dutch: waterpolo (nl) n
Esperanto: akvopilko
Finnish: vesipoolo, vesipallo (fi)
French: waterpolo (fr) m
Galician: wáter-polo (gl) m
German: Wasserball (de) m
Greek: υδατοσφαίριση (el) f (ydatosfaírisi)
Hungarian: vízilabda (hu)

Irish: póló uisce m
Italian: pallanuoto (it) f
Japanese: 水球 (ja) (すいきゅう, suikyū), ウォーターポロ (uōtāporo)
Kazakh: су добы (sw dobı)
Norwegian: vannpolo
Polish: piłka wodna (pl), waterpolo (pl)
Portuguese: pólo aquático
Romanian: polo pe apă
Russian: ватерпо́ло (ru) n (vatɛrpólo), во́дное по́ло (ru) n (vódnoje pólo)
Rusyn: во́дноє по́ло n (vódnoje pólo)
Serbo-Croatian: ватерполо n, vaterpolo (sh) m
Slovene: vaterpolo (sl) m
Spanish: polo aquático, waterpolo (es)
Swedish: vattenpolo (sv)
Turkish: su topu (tr)
Ukrainian: водне поло (vodne polo)

Further reading

water polo on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

poolwater

French

Etymology

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /wa.tɛʁ pɔ.lo/

Noun

water polo m (uncountable)

Alternative spelling of waterpolo

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