Etymology
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paint + brush
Pronunciation
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- IPA(key): /ˈpeɪntˌbɹʌʃ/
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paintbrush (plural paintbrushes)
- A thin brush for applying paint.
Derived terms
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Translations
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thin brush
- Arabic: فُرْشَاة الطِلَاء f (furšā(t) aṭ-ṭilāʔ)
- Armenian: վրձին (hy) (vrjin)
- Belarusian: пэ́ндзаль m (péndzalʹ), пэ́ндзлік m (péndzlik), пэ́ндзьлік m (péndzʹlik) (Taraškievica)
- Bulgarian: че́тка (bg) f (čétka)
- Buryat: биирэ (biire)
- Catalan: pinzell (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 畫筆／画笔 (zh) (huàbǐ) (generally smaller, for artistic purposes), 油漆刷 (zh) (yóuqīshuā) (generally larger, for commercial purposes)
- Czech: malířský štětec m, štětec (cs) m
- Danish: pensel c
- Dutch: penseel (nl) n
- Esperanto: peniko (eo)
- Faroese: pensil m
- Finnish: sivellin (fi)
- French: pinceau (fr)
- Friulian: pinel m
- 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), 筆 (ja) (ふで, fude)
- Kazakh: қылқалам (qylqalam)
- Korean: 화필 (hwapil), 붓 (but)
- Latin: pēnicillum n
- Latvian: ota f, sarene f
- Macedonian: четка f (četka)
- Maltese: pinzell m
- Mongolian: бийр (mn) (biir), багс (mn) (bags)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: pensel (no) m
- Nynorsk: pensel m
- Occitan: pincèl (oc) m (Lengadocian), pincèu (oc) m (Gascon)
- Polish: pędzel (pl) m, pędzelek (pl) m (diminutive)
- Portuguese: pincel (pt) m
- Romanian: pensulă (ro) f
- Russian: кисть (ru) f (kistʹ), ки́сточка (ru) f (kístočka)
- Sicilian: pinzeḍḍu m
- Slovak: štetec m
- Spanish: pincel (es) m
- Swedish: pensel (sv) c, målarpensel c
- Tagalog: pinsel (large), brotsa (large)
- Tamil: தூரிகை (ta) (tūrikai)
- Thai: พู่กัน (th) (pûu-gan)
- Ukrainian: пе́нзель m (pénzelʹ), пе́нзлик m (pénzlyk), щі́точка f (ščítočka)
- Volapük: pensit (vo)
- Yiddish: פּענדזל m (pendzl)
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