two dumbbells
From dumb + bell . Originally an apparatus used for physical exercise or to practice ringing church bells. It was similar to those used to ring church bells, but didn't have a bell, which is why it was called dumb ("silent, mute").
dumbbell (plural dumbbells )
A weight training implement consisting of a short bar with weight counterpoised on each end.
( derogatory ) A stupid person.
a weight with two disks attached to a short bar
Albanian: dorak (sq) m
Arabic: دُمْبِل m ( dumbil )
Assamese: please add this translation if you can
Azerbaijani: hantel
Basque: jasotzeko pisu
Belarusian: гантэ́ль f ( hantélʹ )
Bulgarian: ги́ра (bg) f ( gíra )
Catalan: manuella (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 啞鈴 / 哑铃 (zh) ( yǎlíng )
Czech: činka (cs) f
Danish: håndvægt c
Dutch: halter (nl) m
Esperanto: haltero
Estonian: hantel
Finnish: käsipaino (fi)
French: haltère (fr) m
German: Kurzhantel f , Hantel (de) f
Greek: αλτήρας (el) m ( altíras )
Ancient: ἁλτῆρες m pl ( haltêres )
Gujarati: please add this translation if you can
Hindi: please add this translation if you can
Hungarian: kézi súlyzó (hu) , súlyzó (hu)
Icelandic: handlóð (is) n
Irish: tromán lúith m
Italian: manubrio (it) m
Japanese: ダンベル (ja) ( danberu ) , 唖鈴 (ja) ( あれい, arei ) , 鉄アレイ ( tetsu arei )
Korean: 아령 (ko) ( aryeong ) , 덤벨 ( deombel )
Latvian: hantele (lv) f
Lithuanian: svarmenys m
Macedonian: тег m ( teg )
Malay: please add this translation if you can
Norwegian:
Bokmål: manual (no) m
Nynorsk: manual m
Persian: دمبل (fa) ( dambel )
Polish: hantel (pl) m , ciężarek (pl) m
Portuguese: haltere (pt) m , halter m
Romanian: ganteră f
Russian: ганте́ль (ru) f ( gantɛ́lʹ ) , ( colloquial ) ганте́ля f ( gantɛ́lja )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: бу̏чица f
Latin: bȕčica (sh) f
Slovak: činka (sk) f
Spanish: pesas (es) f pl , mancuerna (es) f
Swedish: hantel (sv) c
Tagalog: pesas
Turkish: hanter , halter (tr) , dambıl
Ukrainian: ганте́ль f ( hantélʹ )
Uyghur: گانتېل ( gantël )
Vietnamese: quả tạ
Welsh: dymbel (cy) m
a stupid person
Bulgarian: тъпак (bg) m ( tǎpak )
Catalan: estúpid (ca) m , estúpida (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 蠢人 (zh) ( chǔnrén )
Estonian: tola (et) , puupea
Finnish: tollo (fi) , typerys (fi)
French: balourd (fr) m , imbécile (fr) m , idiot (fr) m , idiote (fr) f
Greek: βλακέντιος (el) m ( vlakéntios )
Hebrew: טמבל (he) m ( témbel )
Hungarian: idióta (hu) , ostoba /hülye alak , barom (hu)
Italian: cretino (it) m , deficiente (it) m or f , idiota (it) m or f , imbecille (it) m or f , scemo (it) m , stupido (it) m , stupida (it) f
Latin: stultus (la) m , stulta (la) f , stultum (la) n
Polish: głupek (pl) m , tuman (pl) m
Portuguese: idiota (pt) m or f , imbecil (pt) m or f , estúpido (pt) m , estúpida (pt) f
Russian: болва́н (ru) m ( bolván ) , тупи́ца (ru) m or f ( tupíca )
Spanish: estúpido (es) m , imbécil (es) m or f , pendejo (es) m , tonto (es) m , estúpida (es) f
Swedish: dumsnut (sv) , dumbom (sv) c