wristwatch

See also: wrist watch

English

A wristwatch

Etymology

wrist +‎ watch

Noun

wristwatch (plural wristwatches)

1. A watch that is worn on a strap or band fastened around the wrist

Related terms

• pocketwatch
• watch

Translations

watch worn on the wrist

• Armenian: ժամացույց (hy) (žamacʻuycʻ), ձեռքի ժամացույց (jeṙkʻi žamacʻuycʻ)
• Bashkir: ҡул сәғәте (qul səğəte)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 手錶／手表 (zh) (shǒubiǎo), 手表 (zh) (shǒubiǎo)

• Czech: náramkové hodinky f pl
• Danish: armbåndsur (da) n
• Dutch: polshorloge (nl) n, horloge (nl) n, uurwerk (nl) n
• Esperanto: brakhorloĝo
• Estonian: käekell
• Finnish: rannekello (fi)
• French: montre (fr), bracelet-montre (fr) m
• Georgian: please add this translation if you can
• German: Armbanduhr (de) f
• Greek: ρολόι χειρός n (rolói cheirós)
• Gujarati: કાંડાઘડિયાળ f (kā̃ḍāghḍiyāḷ)
• Hungarian: karóra (hu)
• Icelandic: armbandsúr (is) n, úr (is) n
• Italian: orologio da polso m
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• Japanese: 腕時計 (udedokei)
• Korean: 손목시계 (ko) (sonmoksigye)
• Macedonian: ра́чен ча́совник m (ráčen čásovnik)
• Malay: jam tangan
• Mongolian: бугуйн цаг (bugujn cag)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: armbåndsur (no) n

• Portuguese: relógio de pulso (pt) m
• Russian: часы́ (ru) m pl (časý), нару́чные часы́ (ru) m pl (narúčnyje časý)
• Spanish: reloj de pulsera m, reloj (es) m
• Swedish: armbandsur (sv) n
• Tagalog: relo
• Telugu: చేతి గడియారం (te) (cēti gaḍiyāraṁ)
• Turkish: kol saati (tr)
• Ukrainian: наручний годинник m (naručnyj hodynnyk), годинник (uk) m (hodynnyk)

See also

• timepiece