clock face (plural clock faces)
- The surface of a clock that contains the dial and hands.
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the surface of a clock that contains the dial and hands
- Arabic: قُرْص السَّاعَةِ m (qurṣ as-sāʕati)
- Armenian: թվատախտակ (hy) (tʻvataxtak)
- Belarusian: цыфербла́т m (cyfjerblát)
- Bulgarian: цифербла́т m (ciferblát)
- Burmese: ဒိုင်ခွက် (my) (duinghkwak)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 鐘面／钟面 (zh) (zhōngmiàn)
- Czech: ciferník (cs) m, číselník (cs) m
- Danish: urskive (da) c
- Dutch: wijzerplaat (nl) c
- Finnish: kellotaulu (fi)
- French: cadran (fr) m
- Georgian: ციფერბლატი (ciperblaṭi)
- German: Zifferblatt (de) m or n
- Hindi: डायल (hi) m (ḍāyal), घड़ी का मुख m (ghaṛī kā mukh)
- Hungarian: óralap (hu)
- Italian: quadrante (it) m
- Japanese: 文字盤 (もじばん, mojiban)
- Kazakh: циферблат (siferblat)
- Korean: 문자반(文字盤) (munjaban)
- Kyrgyz: циферблат (ky) (tsiferblat)
- Lao: ຫນ້າປັດ (nā pat), ພະນຽງ (pha nīang)
- Macedonian: бројник m (brojnik), бројчаник m (brojčanik)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: urskive m or f
- Persian: صفحهٔ ساعت (fa) (safhe-ye sâ'at)
- Polish: tarcza (pl) f, cyferblat (pl) m
- Portuguese: mostrador (pt) m
- Russian: цифербла́т (ru) m (ciferblát)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: бројча̀нӣк m, цѝферблат m (regional)
- Roman: brojčànīk (sh) m, cìferblat (sh) m (regional)
- Slovak: ciferník (sk) m, číselník (sk) m
- Slovene: številčnica (sl) f
- Spanish: esfera (es) f, cuadrante m, carátula (es) f (Mexico)
- Swahili: bonyeza (sw)
- Swedish: urtavla (sv) c
- Tajik: лавҳаи соат (lavhayi soat)
- Thai: หน้าปัด (th) (nâa-bpàt)
- Turkmen: siferblat
- Ukrainian: цифербла́т (uk) m (cyferblát)
- Uzbek: siferblat (uz), tsiferblat
- Vietnamese: mặt đồng hồ, mặt số, mặt (vi)
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