English[edit]
Booklets.
A booklet of stamps.
Etymology[edit]
From book + -let.
Pronunciation[edit]
booklet (plural booklets)
- A small or thin book.
Translations[edit]
small book
- Arabic: كُتَيِّب m (kutayyib), كُرَّاسَة (kurrāsa)
- Belarusian: кні́жка f (knížka)
- Bulgarian: кни́жка (bg) f (knížka), брошура (bg) f (brošura)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 小册子 (zh) (xiǎocèzi), 册 (zh) (cè)
- Czech: brožura (cs) f, knížka (cs) f
- Dutch: boekje (nl) n, pamflet (nl) n
- Esperanto: libreto
- Estonian: brošüür (et)
- Finnish: kirjanen (fi), vihkonen (fi), pamfletti (fi)
- French: livret (fr) m, brochure (fr) f, (Quebec) pamphlet (fr) m
- Georgian: წიგნაკი (c̣ignaḳi)
- German: Heft (de) n, Broschüre (de) f, Büchlein (de) n
- Greek: φυλλάδιο (el) n (fylládio), βιβλιάριο (el) n (vivliário)
- Gujarati: ચોપાનિયું (copāniyũ)
- Hebrew: ספרון (he) m (sifron)
- Icelandic: bæklingur (is) m
- Ido: kayereto (io), libreto (io)
- Irish: leabhrán m
- Italian: libretto (it) m, libello (it), libricino m
- 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 (bukuretto)
- Korean: 소책자(小冊子) (ko) (sochaekja), 팸플릿 (ko) (paempeullit)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: نامیلکە (namîlke)
- Ladino: bukyeto m
- Latin: libellus m
- Latvian: grāmatiņa f
- Lithuanian: knygelė f
- Maltese: ktejjeb m
- Maori: mātārere
- Marathi: पुस्तिका f (pustikā)
- Nahuatl: pitzahuac amoxtli n
- Northern Sami: girjjáš
- Norwegian: pamflett m, brosjyre m, flygeblad n
- Bokmål: hefte (no) n
- Nynorsk: hefte n
- Old Prussian: lāiskas m
- Persian: کتابچه (fa) (ketâbče)
- Polish: książeczka (pl) f, broszura (pl) f
- Portuguese: livreto (pt) m
- Romanian: cărticică f, broșură (ro) f, plachetă (ro) f
- Russian: брошю́ра (ru) f (brošúra), букле́т (ru) m (buklét), проспе́кт (ru) m (prospékt), памфле́т (ru) m (pamflét), кни́жка (ru) f (knížka), кни́жечка (ru) f (knížečka)
- Southern Altai: бичигеш (bičigeš)
- Spanish: libreto (es) m, folleto (es) m
- Swedish: broschyr (sv)
- Tagalog: muntaklat
- Turkish: kitapçık (tr), broşür (tr)
- Ukrainian: букле́т (buklét), кни́жечка (knýžečka)
- Volapük: (diminutive) bukil (vo)
- Welsh: llyfryn (cy) m
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