English [edit]
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Etymology [edit]
From its shape.
T-shirt (plural T-shirts)
- A lightweight shirt without buttons, with short sleeves and no collar. Often made of cotton and frequently bears a picture or slogan.
- Many bands make more money from T-shirt sales than from sale of tickets.
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Translations [edit]
type of shirt
- Arabic: تي شيرت (ar) (ti shiirt) m
- Bengali: টি-শার্ট (bn), গেঞ্জি (bn)
- Bulgarian: тениска (bg) (téniska) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: T恤衫 (cmn) (tī-xùshān), T恤 (cmn) (tī-xù), 體恤衫 (cmn), 体恤衫 (cmn) (tǐxùshān), 汗衫 (cmn) (hànshān)
- Czech: tričko (cs) n, triko (cs) n
- Dutch: T-shirt (nl) n
- Esperanto: T-ĉemizo (eo)
- Finnish: t-paita (fi)
- French: T-shirt (fr) m, tee-shirt (fr) m, t-shirt (fr) m
- Georgian: მაისური (ka) (maisuri)
- German: T-Shirt (de) n
- Hebrew: חלצה (he) f
- Hungarian: póló (hu)
- Icelandic: bolur (is) m, stuttermabolur (is) m
- Irish: t-léine (ga)
- Italian: maglietta (it) f
- Japanese: Tシャツ (ja) (tī-shatsu), ティーシャツ (ja) (tī-shatsu)
- Jèrriais: t-corset m
- Korean: 티셔츠 (ko) (tisyeocheu), T 셔츠 (ko) (Ti syeocheu)
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- Macedonian: маица (mk) (máica) f
- Maltese: tixert (mt)
- Maori: Tī hāte (mi)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: t-skjorte (nb) m and f
- Nynorsk: t-skjorte (nn) f
- Portuguese: camiseta (pt) f
- Romanian: tricou (ro) n
- Russian: футболка (ru) (futbólka) f, тенниска (ru) (tɛ́nniska) f, майка (ru) (májka) f
- Scottish Gaelic: lèine-T (gd) f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: мајица (sh) f
- Roman: majica (sh) f
- Slovak: tielko n, tričko n
- Spanish: camiseta f, franela f (Venezuela), playera f (Mexico), polo m (Peru), polera f (Bolivia, Chile), pulóver m (Cuba), remera f (Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay)
- Swedish: t-shirt (sv) c, t-tröja (sv) c, T-skjorta (sv) c
- Tamil: கொசுவுசட்டை (ta) (kosuvusattai)
- Turkish: tişört (tr)
- Welsh: crys-t (cy) m
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