blowgun

English

Etymology

From blow +‎ gun.

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /ˈbloʊˌɡʌn/

Noun

blowgun (plural blowguns)

1. A hollow tube through which a dart or similar missile may be blown.

Synonyms

• blowpipe
• blow tube

Translations

weapon

• Arabic: سبطانة (sabaṭāna)
• Belarusian: духавая трубка f (duxavaja trubka)
• Catalan: sarbatana (ca)
• Central Melanau: seput
• Chamicuro: lokote's̈ho'lochi
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 吹箭 (chuījiàn)

• Czech: foukačka f
• Dutch: blaasroer (nl) n, blaaspijp (nl)
• Esperanto: blovpafilo
• Finnish: puhallusputki (fi)
• French: sarbacane (fr) f
• Galician: tutelo (gl) m (toy)
• German: Blasrohr (de) n
• Hungarian: fúvócső (hu), légfúvóka
• Indonesian: sumpitan (id)
• Italian: cerbottana (it) f
• Japanese: 吹き矢 (ja) (ふきや, fukiya)
• Javanese: tulup (jv)
• Macedonian: ду́вачка це́вка f (dúvačka cévka)
• Maguindanao: sumpit
• Malay:

  Jawi: سومڤيت (ms)

  Rumi: sumpit (ms)

• Maranao: sompit
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: blåserør n

• Old Javanese: tulup
• Polish: dmuchawka f
• Portuguese: zarabatana (pt) f
• Russian: духова́я тру́бка f (duxovája trúbka)
• Sebop: keleput
• Spanish: cerbatana (es) f
• Swedish: blåsrör
• Tagalog: sumpak, supla, suplador
• Turkish: tüftüf
• Ukrainian: please add this translation if you can
• Vietnamese: ống xì đồng