Definitions for plafondpləˈfɒn; Fr. plaˈfɔ̃; -ˈfɒnz; Fr. -ˈfɔ̃
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
pla•fondpləˈfɒn; Fr. plaˈfɔ̃; -ˈfɒnz; Fr. -ˈfɔ̃(n.)(pl.)-fonds
a ceiling, whether flat or arched, esp. one of decorative character.
Category: Architecture
Origin of plafond:
1655–65; < F; MF platfond ceiling, lit., flat bottom, i.e., underside
Translations for plafond
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- plafonAfrikaans
- سَقْفArabic
- таванBulgarian
- tetoPortuguese (BR)
- stropCzech
- die DeckeGerman
- loftDanish
- οροφήGreek
- techoSpanish
- lagiEstonian
- سقفFarsi
- kattoFinnish
- plafondFrench
- תִּקרָהHebrew
- भीतरी छतHindi
- stropCroatian
- plafonHungarian
- langit-langitIndonesian
- loftIcelandic
- soffittoItalian
- 天井Japanese
- 천장Korean
- lubosLithuanian
- griestiLatvian
- silingMalay
- plafondDutch
- takNorwegian
- sufitPolish
- سقفPersian
- چت: دليدو دقوت، دلوړ اندازه ( په تېره قوت، دلوړ اندازه (په تېره په هوا توردى كېPashto
- tectoPortuguese
- tavanRomanian
- потолокRussian
- stropSlovak
- stropSlovenian
- plafonSerbian
- innertakSwedish
- เพดานThai
- tavanTurkish
- 天花板Chinese (Trad.)
- стеляUkrainian
- چھتUrdu
- trần nhàVietnamese
- 天花板Chinese (Simp.)
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