Handball

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Contents 1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Noun 1.4 Translations

English

Etymology

From hand + ball

Pronunciation

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Noun

handball

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2. The offence of touching the ball with the hands in the game of football.

Translations

• Dutch: handbal (1)
• Chinese: 手球 shǒuqiú (1)
• French: handball m (1), main f (2)
• German: Handball m (1), Handspiel n (2)
• Japanese: ハンドボール handobōru, 送球 (そうきゅう, sōkyÅ«)
• Korean: 송구 (song'gu) (1), 핸드볼 (haendeubol) (1)
• Portuguese: andebol (1)
• Romanian: handbal (1) n, henÅ£ n (2)
• Swedish: handboll c. (1), hands c. (2)et:handball

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