English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
war + ship.
Pronunciation[edit]
warship (plural warships)
- Any ship built or armed for naval combat.
Hyponyms[edit]
Translations[edit]
ship built or armed for naval combat
- Arabic: سَفِينَة حَرْبِيَّة f (safīna ḥarbiyya)
- Aragonese: baixiello m
- Basque: gerraontzi
- Catalan: vaixell de guerra m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 軍艦 (zh), 军舰 (zh) (jūnjiàn), 兵船 (zh) (bīngchuán), 兵艦 (zh), 兵舰 (zh) (bīngjiàn), 戰船 (zh), 战船 (zh) (zhànchuán)
- Min Nan: kun-lām, 军舰 (kun1-lam8)
- Chuvash: çар карапĕ (çar karapĕ)
- Crimean Tatar: arbiy gemi
- Czech: válečná loď f
- Danish: krigsskib n
- Dutch: oorlogsschip (nl) n, oorlogsbodem (nl) m
- Esperanto: militŝipo
- Estonian: sõjalaev
- Finnish: sota-alus (fi), sotalaiva (fi)
- French: navire de guerre m
- Georgian: საბრძოლო ხომალდი (sabrʒolo xomaldi)
- German: Kriegsschiff (de) n
- Greek: πολεμικό πλοίο n (polemikó ploío)
- Hawaiian: moku kaua, manuā
- Hebrew: ספינת מלחמה (he)
- Hungarian: hadihajó (hu)
- Ido: militonavo (io)
- Indonesian: kapal perang (id)
- Italian: unità militari navali f
- Japanese: 軍艦 (ja) (ぐんかん, gunkan), 戦艦 (ja) (せんかん, senkan)
- Korean: 군함 (ko) (gunham)
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