mudguard

English

Etymology

mud +‎ guard

Noun

mudguard (plural mudguards)

1. A cover over the wheels of a vehicle, or a flap behind that wheel, to prevent water and mud being projected.

Synonyms

• (a cover over, or a flap behind, the wheels of a vehicle): fender (US), wing (UK)

Translations

a cover over, or a flap behind, the wheels of a vehicle

• Catalan: parafang (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 擋泥板／挡泥板 (zh), 挡泥板 (zh) (dǎngníbǎn)

• Czech: blatník (cs) m
• Danish: skærm
• Finnish: roiskeläppä (fi) (flap); lokasuoja (fi) (cover)
• French: garde-boue (fr) m, pare-boue (fr) m
• German: Schutzblech (de) n
• Greek: λασπωτήρας (el) m (laspotíras)
• Hungarian: sárvédő (hu)
• Indonesian: penahan lumpur
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• Italian: parafango (it) m
• Japanese: 泥よけ (どろよけ, doroyoke)
• Maori: pareparu
• Norman: garde-pité m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: skjerm (no) m (wing), skvettlapp m (flap)

• Polish: błotnik (pl) m
• Portuguese: para-lama (pt) m
• Russian: крыло́ (ru) n (kryló) (cover over an open wheel), брызгови́к (ru) m (bryzgovík) (flap behind a wheel)
• Spanish: aleta (es), salvabarros m, parafango m
• Swahili: madigadi
• Swedish: framskärm c, stänkskärm (sv) c