English [edit]
Wikipedia
Etymology [edit]
book + -let
booklet (plural booklets)
- A small book, including the one found with audio CDs.
Translations [edit]
small book
- Arabic: كتيب (ar) (kutayyib) m, كراسة (ar) (kurrāsa)
- Bulgarian: книжка (bg) (knížka) f, брошура (bg) (brošura) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 小册子 (cmn) (xiǎocèzi), 册 (cmn) (cè)
- Czech: brožura (cs) f, knížka (cs) f
- Dutch: boekje (nl) n, pamflet (nl) n
- Esperanto: libreto (eo)
- Finnish: kirjanen (fi), vihkonen (fi), pamfletti (fi)
- French: livret (fr) m, brochure (fr) f, (Quebec) pamphlet (fr) m
- Georgian: წიგნაკი (ka) (cignaki)
- German: Heft (de) n, Broschüre (de) f
- Hebrew: ספרון (he) (sifron) m
- Icelandic: bæklingur (is) m
- Irish: leabhrán (ga) m
- Italian: libello (it)
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- Japanese: 小冊子 (ja) (しょうさっし, shōsasshi), 小冊 (ja) (しょうさつ, shōsatsu), パンフレット (ja) (panfuretto), ブックレット (ja) (bukuretto)
- Korean: 소책자 (ko) (sochaekja) (小冊子 (ko)), 팸플릿 (ko) (paempeullit)
- Latvian: grāmatiņa (lv) f
- Norwegian: pamflett (no) m, brosjyre (no) m, flygeblad (no) n
- Polish: książeczka (pl) f, broszura (pl) f
- Portuguese: livreto (pt) m
- Russian: брошюра (ru) (brošura) f, буклет (ru) (buklét) m, проспект (ru) (prospékt) m, памфлет (ru) (pamflét) m, книжка (ru) (knížka) f, книжечка (ru) (knížečka) f
- Spanish: libreto (es) m, folleto (es) m
- Turkish: kitapçık (tr)
- Vietnamese: cuốn sách nhỏ (vi)
- Volapük: (diminutive) bukil (vo)
- Welsh: llyfryn (cy) m
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