flea market

See also: fleamarket and flea-market

English

Etymology

Calque of French marché aux puces.

Noun

flea market (plural flea markets)

1. An outdoor market selling inexpensive antiques, curios etc.

Alternative forms

• fleamarket
• flea-market

Translations

an outdoor market selling inexpensive antiques, curios

• Arabic: please add this translation if you can
• Bulgarian: би́тпаза́р (bg) m (bítpazár)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 跳蚤市場 (zh), 跳蚤市场 (zh) (tiàozǎo shìchǎng)

• Czech: bleší trh (cs) m
• Danish: loppemarked (da) n, kræmmermarked
• Dutch: vlooienmarkt (nl) m, rommelmarkt (nl) m
• Finnish: kirpputori (fi), kirppis (fi), kirppari (fi)
• French: marché aux puces (fr) m, brocante (fr) f
• Georgian: ფლი მარკეტი (pli marḳeṭi)
• German: Flohmarkt (de) m, Trödelmarkt (de) m
• Hungarian: bolhapiac (hu), ócskapiac (hu), zsibvásár (hu)
• Icelandic: flóamarkaður m
• Irish: margadh na míol m
• Italian: mercato delle pulci m
• Japanese: フリーマーケット (furīmāketto), 蚤の市 (のみのいち, nomi-no ichi), 古物市 (ふるものいち, furumono ichi)
• Korean: 벼룩시장 (ko) (byeoruksijang), 도깨비시장 (dokkaebisijang)
• Luxembourgish: Floumaart m

• Macedonian: бит-пазар m (bit-pazar)
• Navajo: hazhdiilwoʼí, hazhdiilwoʼii
• Northern Sami: lahpesgávpi
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: loppemarked n

  Nynorsk: loppemarknad m

• Persian: بنجل بازار‎‎ (bonjol-bâzâr)
• Polish: pchli targ (pl) m
• Portuguese: feira (pt) f, feirinha f, feira da ladra f (Portugal), mercado das pulgas m (Brazil)
• Romanian: talcioc (ro) n
• Russian: барахо́лка (ru) f (baraxólka), толчо́к (ru) m (tolčók), блоши́ный ры́нок (ru) m (blošínyj rýnok)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: бу̀вља̄к m

  Roman: bùvljāk (sh) m

• Spanish: rastro (es) m, rastrillo (es) m, mercadillo (es) m
• Swedish: loppis (sv) n, loppmarknad (sv) c, lopptorg (sv) n
• Turkish: bitpazarı (tr)

See also

• car boot sale
• garage sale