dustpan

English

Dustpan and duster.

Etymology

From dust +‎ pan.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈdʌstpæn/

Noun

dustpan (plural dustpans)

1. A flat scoop with a short handle, into which dust, dirt and other material is conveyed with a brush or broom.

Translations

flat scoop for assembling dust

• Armenian: գոգաթիակ (hy) (gogatʻiak)
• Azerbaijani: xəkəndaz (az)
• Belarusian: саво́к m (savók), шу́флік m (šúflik)
• Bulgarian: лопа́тка f (lopátka)
• Catalan: recollidor (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 垃圾鏟／垃圾铲 (laap⁶ saap³ caan²), 垃圾铲 (laap⁶ saap³ caan²)

  Mandarin: 簸箕 (zh) (bòjī), 畚箕 (zh) (běnjī) (regional), 垃圾鏟／垃圾铲 (lājīchǎn), 垃圾铲 (lājīchǎn) (regional)

• Czech: lopatka (cs) f
• Danish: fejebakke c
• Dutch: blik (nl) n, vuilblik (nl) n
• Estonian: prügikühvel
• Finnish: rikkalapio (fi), (colloquial) kihveli (fi)
• French: pelle (fr) f, pelle de ménage f, pelle à ordures f, pelle à poussière f
• Georgian: აქანდაზი (akandazi)
• German: Kehrblech (de) n, Kehrschaufel (de) f, Kutterschaufel (de) f
• Greek: φαράσι (el) n (farási)
• Icelandic: fægiskófla f
• Irish: sluasaidín m
• Italian: paletta (it) f, paletta della spazzatura f
• Japanese: 塵取り (ja) (ちりとり, chiritori)
• Kazakh: күрек (kk) (kürek)
• Korean: 쓰레받기 (ko) (sseurebatgi)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: feiebrett n

  Nynorsk: feiebrett n

• Polish: szufelka f, śmietniczka f
• Portuguese: pá de lixo (pt) f
• Romanian: făraș (ro)
• Russian: сово́к (ru) m (sovók)
• Scottish Gaelic: soitheach-stiùir f
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ђубровник m, лопатица f

  Roman: đubrovnik (sh) m, lopatica (sh) f

• Slovak: lopatka f
• Slovene: smetišnica f
• Sorbian:

  Lower Sorbian: łopatka f

• Spanish: recogedor m
• Swedish: sopskyffel (sv)
• Turkish: faraş (tr)
• Ukrainian: сово́к m (sovók)
• Vietnamese: xẻng hót rác
• Welsh: rhaw lwch f, padell lwch f
• Westrobothnian:

Anagrams

• stand up, stand-up, standup, upstand