post-it note

English

Etymology

Originally a trademark

Noun

post-it note (plural post-it notes)

A small piece of paper with an adhesive strip on one side.

Synonyms

(paper with adhesive strip): stick note (informal), sticky note, sticky-note

Translations

a small piece of paper with an adhesive strip on one side

Arabic: ورقة لاصقة‎ f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 便利貼, 便利贴 (biànlìtiē)
Danish: post-it
Finnish: tarralappu, muistilappu, viestilappu
French: post-it (fr) m (also capitalised "Post-it" as in trademark), pense-bête (fr)
German: Klebezettel m
Gujarati: ચોંટતી ચિઠ્ઠી f (coṇṭtī ciṭhṭhī)
Icelandic: minnismiði m

Japanese: 付箋 (ja) (ふせん, fusen), 附箋 (ふせん, fusen), 付箋紙 (ふせんがみ, fusengami), ポストイット (posutoitto)
Korean: 포스트잇 (poseuteuit)
Norwegian: post-it
Russian: сти́кер (ru) m (stíker), запи́ска (ru) f (zapíska), заме́тка (ru) f (zamétka) (note, memo), по́ст-ит m (póst-it), кле́йкая бума́га для заме́ток f (kléjkaja bumága dlja zamétok)
Spanish: pósit (es)
Swedish: Post-It-lapp c

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