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English A man wearing a breastplate. Etymology From Middle English brestplate breast plate Old English brēostbeorg
Noun breastplate (plural breastplates
A piece of armor that covers the chest .
Synonym: chestplate
A piece of horse tack designed to prevent the saddle slipping backwards.
Synonyms: breastcollar breaststrap breastgirth
A piece of silicone in the shape of women's breasts worn by drag queens and other female impersonators to simulate a female body shape.
( Judaism ) square of linen worn on the breast of the Jewish high priest , bearing twelve precious stones , each inscribed with the name of one of the tribes of Israel .Related terms Translations armor
Akkadian: 𒁍𒅀𒄠 ( siriam )
Albanian: tarogzë (sq) , parzmore (sq)
Amharic: ጥሩር ( ṭərur )
Arabic: please add this translation if you can
Aramaic:
Jewish: שִׁרְיוֹן m ( širyōn )
Syriac: ܫܪܝܢܐ m ( šeryānā )
Armenian: լանջապան (hy) ( lanǰapan )
Belarusian: нагруднік m ( nahrudnik )
Bulgarian: нагръ́дник m ( nagrǎ́dnik )
Catalan: cuirassa (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 胸甲 (zh) ( xiōngjiǎ )
Czech: kyrys m náprsník m
Danish: please add this translation if you can
Dutch: borststuk (nl) n kuras (nl) n
Esperanto: kiraso (eo)
Finnish: rintahaarniska rintapanssari
French: cuirasse (fr) , poitrail (fr) m plastron (fr) m
Galician: loriga m coiraza f
Ge'ez: እንግድኣ ( ʾəngədʾa ) , እንግድዓ ( ʾəngədʿa )
Georgian: გულსაფარი ( gulsapari )
German: Brustschild (de) m Brustpanzer (de) m
Gothic: 𐌱𐍂𐌿𐌽𐌾𐍉 f ( brunjō )
Greek: θώρακας (el) m ( thórakas )
Ancient: θώραξ m ( thṓrax )
Hebrew: שִׁרְיוֹן (he) m ( širyōn )
Hungarian: mellvért (hu)
Irish: lúireach f scaball m uchtphláta m
Italian: corazza (it) f
Japanese: 胸当て ( muneate ) , 胸甲 (ja) ( きょうこう, kyōkō )
Korean: 흉갑(胸甲) ( hyunggap )
Latin: lōrīca f ( Medieval ) pectorāle n
Macedonian: (please verify ) на́дградник m ( nádgradnik )
Malay: please add this translation if you can
Maori: pātea
Maranao: kama
Occitan: coirassa (oc) f
Ottoman Turkish: گوگسلك ( göğüslük )
Polish: napierśnik (pl) m kirys (pl) m
Portuguese: couraça (pt) f
Romanian: pieptar (ro) n
Russian: нагру́дник (ru) m ( nagrúdnik )
Scottish Gaelic: uchd-aodach m
Slovak: náprsník m
Spanish: peto (es) m
Swahili: kinga ya kifuani
Swedish: bröstharnesk c
Ukrainian: нагру́дник m ( nahrúdnyk )
Vietnamese: giáp ngực
horse tack
Amharic: ኣምበል m ( ʾambäl )
Arabic: لَبَب m ( labab )
Catalan: pitral (ca) m petral m
Danish: please add this translation if you can
Finnish: rintahihna rintaremmi
French: poitrail (fr) m
Ge'ez: መጉላዕ ( mägulaʿ ) , ሕንባል ( ḥənbal )
German: Brustriemen m Vorderzeug n
Greek:
Ancient Greek: στηθόδεσμος m ( stēthódesmos ) , στηθοδέσμη f ( stēthodésmē ) , λέπαδνον n ( lépadnon ) , λέπαμνον n ( lépamnon )
Hungarian: szügyelő (hu)
Italian: pettorale m
Latin: antilēna f ( Medieval ) pectorāle n
Persian: سینهبند ( sine-bend ) , سینهپوش (fa) ( sine-puš )
Polish: podpierśnik m podpiersie n podpiersień m
Russian: нагру́дник (ru) m ( nagrúdnik )
Spanish: petral m
Swedish: förbygel c
Turkish:
Arabic: گوگسلك ( göğüslük )
Latin: göğüslük (tr)
Ukrainian: підгру́ддя f ( pidhrúddja ) , підго́рля f ( pidhórlja ) , підго́рлина f ( pidhórlyna ) , підгру́дник m ( pidhrúdnyk ) , во́ло n ( vólo ) , підши́йок m ( pidšýjok )
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