flagstone

English

Etymology

flag +‎ stone

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈflæɡ.stəʊn/

Noun

flagstone (plural flagstones)

A flat, rectangular piece of rock or stone used for paving or roofing.
One of several types of rock easily split and suitable for making flagstones.

Translations

rectangular paving or roofing stone

Armenian: սալաքար (hy) (salakʿar)
Catalan: llosa f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 石板 (zh) (shíbǎn)
Finnish: laatta (fi), kivilaatta
French: dalle (fr) f, lauze (fr) f
Galician: lousa f, lastra f, chanto m, barda f, laxe
German: Fliese (de) f, Platte (de) f
Greek: πλάκα (el) f (pláka)

Irish: leac f
Italian: lastra (it) f, tegola (it) f
Japanese: 敷石 (しきいし, shikiishi)
Norman: pliaton m
Polish: kamień brukowy m
Portuguese: laje (pt) f, lousa (pt) f
Russian: плита́ (ru) f (plitá)
Spanish: adoquín (es) m laja f
Welsh: carreg lorio f, llorlech f

kind of rock

Finnish: liuske (fi)
French: dalle (fr) f
Galician: lousa f

Japanese: 組石 (くみいし, kumiishi)
Russian: плитня́к (ru) m (plitnják)
Spanish: laja f

See also

flag

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