paperboard

See also: paper board

English

Etymology

From paper +‎ board.

Noun

paperboard (countable and uncountable, plural paperboards)

1. A thick paper, or thin cardboard.

Translations

thick paper

• Bashkir: ҡатырға (qatırğa)
• Bulgarian: мукава f (mukava)
• Catalan: cartonet m
• Czech: čtvrtka (cs) f
• Finnish: kartonki (fi)
• French: bristol (fr) m
• German: Pappe (de) f
• Hebrew: בריסטול m (bristól)
• Hindi: पेपरबोर्ड (peparborḍ)
• Irish: clárpháipéar m
• Italian: cartoncino (it) m
• Korean: 판지(板紙) (ko) (panji)
• Polish: tektura (pl) f
• Portuguese: cartolina (pt) f
• Russian: карто́н (ru) m (kartón)
• Sorbian:

  Lower Sorbian: papa f

• Spanish: cartulina (es) f
• Ukrainian: карто́н m (kartón)

French

Etymology

Pseudo-anglicism, from paper +‎ board (“blackboard, whiteboard”)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /pɛ.pəʁ.bɔʁd/ ~ /pe.pəʁ.bɔʁd/

Noun

paperboard m (plural paperboards)

1. flip chart