English
Etymology
From lamp + post
Pronunciation
Noun
lamppost (plural lampposts)
- The pole that holds up a light so it can illuminate a wide area, such as holds up a streetlight.
- Synonym: lightpost
Translations
pole that holds up a light
- Arabic: عَمُود مِصْبَاح m (ʕamūd miṣbāḥ)
- Bulgarian: лампион m (lampion)
- Catalan: farola f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 燈柱／灯柱 (zh) (dēngzhù), 灯柱 (zh) (dēngzhù), 街燈柱／街灯柱, 街灯柱 (jiēdēngzhù)
- Danish: lygtepæl c, gadelygte (da) c
- French: réverbère (fr) m, lampadaire (fr)
- German: Laternenpfahl (de) m
- Greek: φανοστάτης (el) m (fanostátis)
- Irish: cuaille lampa m, cuaille solais m
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- Italian: lampione (it) m, palo della luce
- Japanese: 街灯 (がいとう, gaitō)
- Maori: pou rama
- Norwegian: lyktestolpe
- Portuguese: poste de luz m, combustor m
- Russian: фона́рь (ru) m (fonárʹ), фона́рный столб m (fonárnyj stolb)
- Spanish: farola (es) f
- Thai: please add this translation if you can
- Ukrainian: ліхта́р m (lixtár)
- Vietnamese: please add this translation if you can
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