mouthguard

English

Etymology

mouth +‎ guard

Noun

mouthguard (plural mouthguards)

1. A device that fits into the mouth over one or both arches of teeth, which is usually made of plastic. They may be used to protect aginst injury during sport or fighting, or may serve a medical purpose.

Translations

device

• Catalan: protector bucal m
• Dutch: mondbeschermer
• Finnish: hammassuoja (fi)
• French: protège-dent (fr) m
• German: Aufbissschiene f, Sports: Mundschutz (de) m, Zahnschutz (de) m
• Hungarian: ^{(please verify)} fogvédő, ^{(please verify)} szájvédő, ^{(please verify)} fogszabályzó (hu)
• Italian: paradenti
• Maori: ārai waha, whakapuru waha
• Polish: ochraniacz zębów m, ochraniacz na zęby m
• Russian: ка́ппа (ru) f (káppa), ка́па (ru) (kápa)
• Swedish: munskydd (sv) n
• Ukrainian: ка́па f (kápa)