fistball

English

Etymology

From fist +‎ ball.

Noun

fistball (uncountable)

1. A European sport in which players attempt to hit a ball over a net with fists or arms.

Translations

Sport

• Afrikaans: vuisbal
• Arabic: كرة القبضة (kurat al-qabḍa)
• Asturian: faustball
• Bashkir: фистбол (fistbol)
• Bavarian: faustboi
• Catalan: fistbol
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 草地排球 (cou² dei⁶ paai⁴ kau⁴)

  Mandarin: 浮士德球 (fúshìdéqiú)

• Czech: faustball
• Danish: nævebold
• Dutch: vuistbal
• Finnish: nyrkkipallo
• French: fistball (fr)
• German: Faustball (de)
• Indonesian: fistball
• Italian: fistball
• Japanese: ファウストボール (fausutobōru)
• Korean: 피스트볼 (piseuteubol)
• Norwegian: fistball
• Persian: فیستبال (fistbâl)
• Polish: fistball
• Portuguese: faustebol
• Russian: фистбо́л (fistból)
• Serbo-Croatian: šakomet
• Slovak: faustbal
• Spanish: faustball
• Swedish: fistboll
• Ukrainian: фістбол (fistbol)