tobacco pipe

English

tobacco pipe (plural tobacco pipes)

A small, hand-held device consisting in its simplest form of a bowl and stem; used for inhaling the smoke of burning tobacco.

smoking tool

Albanian: çibuk (sq) m
Arabic: غَلْيُون‎‎ m (ḡalyūn)
Egyptian Arabic: بايب‎‎ m (bayb)
Armenian: ծխամորճ (hy) (cxamorč), ծխափող (hy) (cxapʿoł), ծխափայտ (hy) (cxapʿayt), չիբուխ (hy) (čʿibux)
Azerbaijani: çubuq (az)
Basque: pipa (eu)
Belarusian: (куры́льная) тру́бка f (trúbka), фа́йка f (fájka)
Bengali: পাইপ (paip)
Bulgarian: лу́ла (bg) f (lúla)
Burmese: ဆေးတံ (my) (hce:tam)
Buryat: ганза (ganza)
Catalan: pipa (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 煙斗 (zh), 烟斗 (zh) (yāndǒu)
Czech: dýmka (cs) f, fajfka (cs) f
Danish: pibe (da) c
Dutch: pijp (nl) f
Estonian: piip
Finnish: piippu (fi)
French: pipe (fr) f
Georgian: ჩიბუხი (čibuxi)
German: Pfeife (de) f
Greek: πίπα (el) f (pípa), τσιμπούκι (el) n (tsimpoúki)
Gujarati: ચુંગી (cuṅgī)
Hebrew: מִקְטֶרֶת‎‎ (he)
Hindi: पाइप (hi) (pāip)
Hungarian: pipa (hu)
Indonesian: pipa (id)
Irish: píopa m, píopa tobac m
Italian: pipa (it) f
Japanese: パイプ (paipu)
Kalmyk: һанз (hanz)
Kazakh: мүштік (müştik), трубка (trwbka)
Khakas: хаңза (xañza)
Khmer: ខ្សៀ (km) (khsiə)
Korean: 담뱃대 (ko) (dambaetdae)
Kyrgyz: канжа (ky) (kanca), трубка (ky) (trubka)

Lao: ກອກ (kǭk), ບັ້ງຫີດ (bang hīt)
Latvian: pīpe f
Lithuanian: pypkė f
Luxembourgish: Päif (lb) f
Macedonian: лу́ле n (lúle)
Mongolian: гаанс (mn) (gaans)
Navajo: nátʼostseʼ
Persian: پیپ‎‎ (fa) (pip)
Polish: fajka (pl) f
Portuguese: cachimbo (pt) m
Romanian: pipă (ro) f
Russian: (кури́тельная) тру́бка (ru) f (trúbka), лю́лька (ru) f (ljúlʹka) (colloquial), фа́йка f (fájka) (regional)
Scottish Gaelic: pìob f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: лула f

Roman: lula (sh) f
Shor: қанза (qanza)
Slovak: fajka (sk) f
Slovene: pipa (sl) f
Southern Altai: каҥза (kaŋza)
Spanish: pipa (es) f
Swahili: kiko (sw)
Swedish: pipa (sv) c
Tagalog: kuwako
Tajik: трубка (tg) (trubka)
Thai: กล้องยาสูบ (glɔ̂ɔng-yaa-sùup), กล้องยาเส้น (glɔ̂ɔng-yaa-sêen)
Turkish: pipo (tr)
Turkmen: trubka
Tuvan: даңза (daŋza)
Ukrainian: (кури́льна) тру́бка f (trúbka), лю́лька f (ljúlʹka) (colloquial), фа́йка f (fájka)
Unami: hupokàn
Urdu: پائپ‎‎ (pā'ip)
Uyghur: غاڭزا‎‎ (ghangza), تۇرۇپكا‎‎ (turupka)
Uzbek: trubka (uz)
Vietnamese: tẩu (vi), điếu (vi), píp, điếu tẩu
Yakut: хамса (xamsa)
Yiddish: ליולקע‎‎ f (lyulke)

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