armament

English

Etymology

Latin armamenta, from armō (“I arm”).

Noun

armament (countable and uncountable, plural armaments)

A body of forces equipped for war.
(military, naval) All the cannon and small arms collectively, with their equipments, belonging to a ship or a fortification.
Any equipment for resistance.
The process of building up military capacity.

Translations

body of forces equipped for war

Bengali: অস্ত্রসস্ত্র (ôstrôsôstr)
Finnish: sotajoukko
French: force de frappe (fr) f
German: Kriegsstärke f

Irish: arm m
Portuguese: força (pt) f
Russian: вооружённые си́лы (ru) f pl (vooružónnyje síly)

all small arms collectively

Armenian: սպառազինություն (hy) (spaṙazinutʿyun)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 武器 (zh) (wǔqì), 武裝 (zh), 武装 (zh) (wǔzhuāng), 軍備 (zh), 军备 (zh) (jūnbèi)
Finnish: aseistus (fi)
German: Ausrüstung (de) f, Rüstung (de) f

Irish: arm m, armáil f
Japanese: 武装 (ja) (ぶそう, busō), 軍備 (ja) (ぐんび, gunbi)
Portuguese: armamento (pt) m
Russian: вооруже́ния (ru) n pl (vooružénija)
Spanish: armamento m

any equipment for resistance

Armenian: սպառազինություն (hy) (spaṙazinutʿyun)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 武器 (zh) (wǔqì), 軍備 (zh), 军备 (zh) (jūnbèi)
Finnish: varustus (fi)
French: armement (fr) m

Japanese: 武器 (ja) (ぶき, buki), 軍備 (ja) (ぐんび, gunbi), 兵装 (hēsō)
Norman: armément m
Portuguese: armamento (pt) m
Russian: вооруже́ние (ru) n (vooružénije)

process

Armenian: սպառազինություն (hy) (spaṙazinutʿyun)
Finnish: varustelu (fi)

Irish: armáil f
Portuguese: armamento (pt) m

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Bulgarian: ^{(please verify)} въоръжение (vǎorǎženie), ^{(please verify)} въоръжаване (vǎorǎžavane), ^{(please verify)} въоръжени сили (vǎorǎženi sili)

Catalan

Noun

armament m (plural armaments)

arming

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