bathtub

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English

A western-style bathtub

Pronunciation

• IPA: /bæθtʌb/

Etymology

From bath +‎ tub.

Noun

bathtub (plural bathtubs)

1. A large container for holding water in which a person may bathe (take a bath).

Synonyms

• (A large container for holding water): bath

Translations

large container in which a person may bathe

Arabic: بانيو (ar) (banio) Armenian: վաննա (hy) (vanna) Bulgarian: вана (bg) Chinese: Mandarin: 浴缸 (cmn) (yùgāng), 浴盆 (cmn) (yùpén), 澡盆 (cmn) (zǎopén) Croatian: káda (hr) f. Czech: vana (cs) f. Dutch: badkuip (nl) Esperanto: banujo (eo) Finnish: amme (fi), kylpyamme (fi) French: baignoire (fr) Georgian: აბაზანა (ka) (abazana) German: Badewanne (de) f. Greek: μπανιέρα (el) (baniéra) f. Greenlandic: baalia (kl) Hungarian: fürdőkád (hu), fürdő (hu), kád (hu) Icelandic: baðkar (is) n., baðker (is) n.

Italian: bagno (it) m., vasca da bagno (it) f. Japanese: 浴槽 (ja) (yokusō) (よくそう) Korean: 목욕통 (ko) (mogYog-, mogYok-) Latvian: kubls (lv) m. Luxembourgish: Buedbidden (lb) f. Norwegian: badekar (no) n. Persian: وان (fa) Polish: wanna (pl) f. Portuguese: banheira (pt) Romanian: cadă (ro) f. Serbian: kada (sr) Serbo-Croatian: káda (sh) Spanish: bañera (es) f., (Argentina, Cuba, Paraguay) bañadera (es) f., (Latin America) tina (es) f. Swedish: badkar (sv) n. Turkish: küvet (tr) Ukrainian: ванна (uk) (vánna) f.