airfield

English

Etymology

air +‎ field

Noun

airfield (plural airfields)

(aviation) An open field designated for the taking off and landing of aircraft, but which, unlike an airport, does not necessarily have terminals or paved runways.

Translations

place where airplanes can take off and land

Chinese:
Mandarin: 飛機場 (zh), 飞机场 (zh) (fēijīchǎng), 機場 (zh), 机场 (zh) (jīchǎng)
Czech: letiště (cs) n
Dutch: vliegveld (nl) n
Faroese: flogvøllur m
Finnish: lentokenttä (fi)
French: aérodrome (fr) m
German: Flugplatz (de) m
Greek: αεροδρόμιο (el) n (aerodrómio)
Hindi: हवाई मैदान (havāī maidān)
Icelandic: flugvöllur (is) m
Indonesian: lapangan terbang (id)
Irish: aerpháirc f

Italian: aerodromo (it) m
Japanese: 飛行場 (ja) (hikōjō)
Korean: please add this translation if you can
Malay: padang terbang, lapangan terbang
Norwegian:
Bokmål: landingsstripe m, f
Polish: lądowisko (pl) n
Portuguese: aeródromo (pt) m
Russian: аэродро́м (ru) m (aerodróm)
Spanish: aeródromo (es) m, campo de aviación m
Swedish: flygfält (sv) n
Yiddish: אַעראָדראָם‎‎ m (aerodrom), לופֿטפֿעלד‎‎ n (luftfeld), פֿליפֿעלד‎‎ n (flifeld)

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