playpen

English

Playpen

Etymology

From play +‎ pen.

Pronunciation

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Noun

playpen (plural playpens)

1. An enclosure in which babies or small children can play.
2. (figuratively, by extension) An area or domain in which a person can exercise their activities or endeavors freely.

Translations

enclosure for children to play in

• Arabic: حَظِيرَة اللَّعْب لِلْأَطْفَال (ḥaẓīra(t) al-laʕb lilʔaṭfāl), قَفَص اللَّعْب لِلْأَطْفَال (qafaṣ al-laʕb lilʔaṭfāl)
• Bulgarian: кошара (bg) f (košara)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 嬰兒圍欄 / 婴儿围栏 (yīng'ér wéilán), 嬰兒用圍欄 / 婴儿用围栏 (yīng'ér yòng wéilán)

• Czech: dětská ohrádka f
• Danish: kravlegård c
• Dutch: box (nl) m
• Esperanto: krablejo
• Finnish: leikkikehä (fi)
• French: parc à bébé (fr) m, parc pour bébé m
• German: Laufgitter n, Laufstall (de) m
• Greek: πάρκο (el) n (párko)
• Italian: box (it) m
• Japanese: ベビーサークル (bebī sākuru) ("baby circle")
• Maori: pakokori
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: lekegrind m or f, leikegrind m or f

  Nynorsk: leikegrind f

• Polish: kojec (dla dziecka) m
• Portuguese: parque (pt), cercado (pt) (Brazil), chiqueirinho (pt) (Brazil)
• Russian: мане́ж (ru) m (manéž), де́тский мане́ж m (détskij manéž)
• Spanish: parque para bebés m, corralito (es) m
• Swedish: lekhage c, barnhage c
• Ukrainian: дитячий мане́ж m (dytjačyj manéž)