English
A foosball table.
Etymology
From German Fußball, itself a calque of English football.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈfuːsˌbɔːl/, /ˈfuːzˌbɔːl/
Noun
foosball (uncountable)
- (chiefly US, Canada) table soccer (US), table football (UK)
Translations
table soccer
- Catalan: futbolí m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 桌上足球 (zhuōshàng zúqiú)
- Czech: stolní fotbal m, stolní fotbálek m (colloquial), kalčo (regional)
- Danish: bordfodbold c
- Dutch: tafelvoetbal (nl) m
- Finnish: pöytäfutis
- French: baby-foot (fr) m, baby (fr) m
- Galician: futbolín m
- German: Tischfußball (de) m, Kicker (de) m, Krökeln n (parts of northern Germany), Wuzzler m (Austria)
- Hebrew: כדורגל שולחן (he) m (kaduregel shulkhan)
- Hungarian: csocsó
- Italian: calcio-balilla (it) m
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- Korean: 테이블 축구 (teibeul chukgu)
- Mongolian: ширээний хөлбөмбөг (šireenii xölbömbög)
- Polish: piłkarzyki (pl) m pl
- Portuguese: futebol de mesa m, matraquilhos m pl (Portugal), pebolim (pt) m (Brazil), totó (pt) m (Brazil), fla-flu (pt) m (Rio Grande do Sul), matrecos m pl (Portugal)
- Russian: ки́кер (ru) m (kíker), насто́льный футбо́л m (nastólʹnyj futból)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: стони фудбал m
- Roman: stoni fudbal m, stolni nogomet m
- Spanish: futbolín m, futillo m, (Mexico, Uruguay) futbolito m, (Chile) tacataca (es) f
- Swedish: bordsfotboll c
- Thai: ฟุตบอลโต๊ะ (fóotbon dtó)
- Ukrainian: кі́кер m (kíker)
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