cufflink

See also: cuff link

English

A shirt cuff fastened with a cufflink

Alternative forms

• cuff link

Etymology

cuff +‎ link

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈkʌflɪŋk/

Noun

cufflink (plural cufflinks)

1. A button or stud used to hold a sleeve cuff together.

   Every gentleman needs at least one pair of cufflinks.

Synonyms

• sleeve-button
• sleeve-link

Hypernyms

• fastener

Translations

button used to hold a sleeve cuff together

• Armenian: թեւքաճարմանդ (tʻewkʻačarmand), ճարմանդ (hy) (čarmand)
• Basque: eskumuturreko
• Bulgarian: копче за ръкавели n (kopče za rǎkaveli)
• Catalan: botó de puny (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 袖扣 (zh) (xiùkòu)

• Czech: manžetový knoflík
• Danish: manchetknap c
• Dutch: manchetknoop (nl)
• Finnish: kalvosinnappi (fi)
• French: bouton de manchette (fr) m
• German: Manschettenknopf (de) m
• Greek: μανικετόκουμπο (el) n (maniketókoumpo)
• Hungarian: mandzsettagomb
• Irish: lúibín cufa m
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• Italian: gemello (it) m, gemelli (it) m pl
• Japanese: カフス (kafusu), カフリンクス (kafurinkusu), カフスボタン (kafusubotan)
• Korean: 커프스 (keopeuseu)
• Macedonian: ко́пче за манже́тна n (kópče za manžétna)
• Manx: lhoobeen m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: mansjettknapp m

  Nynorsk: mansjettknapp m

• Polish: spinka do mankietu f
• Portuguese: abotoadura (pt) f, botão de punho m
• Russian: за́понка (ru) f (záponka)
• Spanish: gemelo (es) m, broche m (Ecuador), collera f (Chile), mancorna f (Colombia), mancuerna f (Panama), mancuernilla f (Central America, Mexico), yugo m (Cuba), yunta f (Puerto Rico, Venezuela)
• Swedish: manschettknapp c
• Welsh: dolen lawes f

See also

• French cuff