lacquer
The meaning (definition) of the word lacquer
to brush a hard shiny coat onto wood or metal
The word lacquer used in a sentence
“Dad will lacquer the wooden table to make it shiny and smooth.”
How the word lacquer is said around the world
| French | laque (lahk) |
| Spanish | laca (lahkah) |
| Mandarin | 漆 (qī) |
| Hindi | लाह (lah) |
| Arabic | طلاء ورنيش (tahllah wahrneesh) |
| Russian | лак (lak) |
| Portuguese (EU) | laca (lahkuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | laca (lahka) |
| Japanese | ラッカー (rakkaa) |
| German | Lack (lahk) |
| Urdu | لاکھ (lahk) |
| Punjabi | ਲਾਖ (lahk) |
| Korean | 래커 (raekeo) |
| Hebrew | לַכָּה (lahkah) |
| Greek | βερνίκι (berniki) |
| Dutch | lak (lahk) |
| Tagalog | lacquer (lahchkwuhr) |
| Vietnamese | sơn mài (surn mahy) |
| Turkish | vernik (vernik) |
| Persian | لاک (lahk) |
| Polish | lakier (lahkyer) |
| Ukrainian | лак (lak) |
| Bengali | বার্নিশ (bahrneesh) |
| Swedish | lack (lahk) |
| Italian | lacca (lahkah) |
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