earphones

English

Earphones

Etymology 1

Plural of earphone.

Noun

earphones pl (plural only)

A pair of small loudspeakers worn inside each outer ear or covering all or part of the ear, without a connecting band worn over head.

Translations

small speakers worn over the ears

Arabic: سَمَّاعَات‎ f pl (sammāʿāt)
Armenian: ականջակալ (hy) (akanǰakal)
Azerbaijani: qulaqlıq
Belarusian: наву́шнікі m pl (navúšniki)
Bulgarian: слу́шалки (bg) f pl (slúšalki)
Burmese: နားကြပ် (my) (na:krap)
Chechen: ладугӏургаш (laduġurgaš)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 耳機 (zh), 耳机 (zh) (ěrjī)
Czech: špunty m pl
Danish: øretelefon c
Dutch: oortelefoon (nl) m
Esperanto: orelaŭskultiloj pl
Estonian: kõrvaklapid pl
Finnish: kuulokkeet pl
French: écouteurs (fr) m pl
Georgian: ყურსასმენები (q̇ursasmenebi)
German: Ohrhörer (de) m pl
Greek: ακουστικά (el) pl (akoustiká)
Hebrew: אָזְנִית‎ (he)
Hindi: आकर्णक m (ākarṇak), हेडफ़ोन (heḍfon)
Hungarian: fejhallgató (hu), fülhallgató (hu)
Indonesian: penyuara kuping, fon telinga
Irish: cluasáin m pl

Italian: cuffie (it) f
Japanese: イヤフォン (iyafon), イヤホン (iyahon)
Kazakh: құлаққап (qulaqqap), тыңдауыр (tıñdawır)
Korean: 이어폰 (ieopon)
Lao: please add this translation if you can
Macedonian: слушалки f pl (slušalki)
Malay: fon telinga
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hodetelefon m
Persian: گوشی‎ (fa) (guši), هدفون‎ (fa) (hedfon)
Polish: słuchawki (pl) f pl
Portuguese: fones de ouvido m pl
Romanian: căști f pl
Russian: нау́шники (ru) m pl (naúšniki)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: слушалице f pl

Roman: slušalice f pl
Slovak: slúchadlá n pl
Spanish: auriculares (es) m, audífonos (es) m pl
Swedish: hörlur (sv) c
Thai: หูฟัง (th) (hǔu-fang)
Turkish: kulaklık (tr)
Ukrainian: наву́шники m pl (navúšnyky)
Vietnamese: ống nghe (vi), ê-cút-tơ

See also

Noun

earphones

plural of earphone

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