shipyard

English

Etymology

ship +‎ yard

Pronunciation

• Hyphenation: ship‧yard

Noun

shipyard (plural shipyards)

1. A place where ships are built and repaired.

Derived terms

• shipyard eye

Translations

place to build and repair ships

• Armenian: նավաշինարան (hy) (navašinaran)
• Asturian: astilleru m
• Basque: ontziola (eu)
• Belarusian: верф f (vjerf), суднаве́рф f (sudnavjérf), карабе́льня f (karabjélʹnja)
• Bulgarian: корабострои́телница f (korabostroítelnica)
• Catalan: drassana (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 船廠 (zh), 船厂 (zh) (chuánchǎng), 造船所 (zh) (zàochuánsuǒ), 船塢 (zh), 船坞 (zh) (chuánwù), 造船廠 (zh), 造船厂 (zh) (zàochuánchǎng)

• Czech: loděnice pl
• Danish: skibsværft (da) n
• Dutch: scheepswerf (nl) f
• Esperanto: ŝipkonstruejo, ŝipfarejo
• Finnish: telakka (fi)
• French: chantier naval (fr) m
• Galician: estaleiro m
• German: Werft (de) f
• Greek: ναυπηγείο (el) n (nafpigeío)
• Hungarian: hajógyár (hu), hajójavító műhely
• Icelandic: skipasmíðastöð f, slippur (is) m
• Indonesian: galangan (id)
• Irish: longchlós m

• Italian: cantiere navale m
• Japanese: 造船所 (ぞうせんじょ, zōsensho), 造船設備 (zōsen setsubi)
• Korean: 조선소 (ko) (joseonso)
• Macedonian: бродоградилиште f (brodogradilište)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: verft (no) n, skipsverft n

  Nynorsk: verft n, skipsverft n

• Polish: stocznia (pl) f
• Portuguese: estaleiro (pt)
• Romanian: șantier naval (ro) n
• Russian: верфь (ru) f (verfʹ), судове́рфь (ru) f (sudovérfʹ), судоремо́нтный заво́д m (sudoremóntnyj zavód)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: бродоградилиште n

  Roman: brodogradilište (sh) n

• Slovak: lodenica f
• Slovene: ladjedelnica f
• Spanish: astillero (es) m, atarazana (es) f (historical or archaic)
• Swedish: skeppsvarv (sv) n, varv (sv) n
• Turkish: tersane (tr)
• Ukrainian: верф f (verf), суднове́рф f (sudnovérf)
• Vietnamese: xưởng đóng tàu
• Welsh: iard longau f