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1 English 1.1 Noun 1.1.1 Related terms 1.1.2 Translations 1.2 Adjective 1.2.3 Translations 1.3 Transitive verb 1.3.4 Translations

English

1. A material used for writing on or printing on (or as a non-waterproof container), made from cellulose pulp rolled into thin sheets.
2. A newspaper.
3. (mass noun) Wallpaper.
4. (mass noun) Wrapping paper.
5. A written document, generally shorter than a book (white paper, term paper), particular written for the Government.

• paperbark
• paperboy
• newspaper
• wallpaper
• paper cut
• rice paper
• toilet paper
• white paper

• Breton : paper m -où pl (material), paperenn f -où (a sheet of paper) (1), kazetenn f -où pl (2), paper-moger m (3)
• Catalan: paper m (1,3,4), diari m, periòdic m (2), paper pintat, paper d'empaperar (3), article m (4)
• Chinese: 纸 (1)
• Dutch: papier n (1), krant f (2), behangpapier n (3), document n (4), werk n (4), eindwerk n (4)
• Estonian: paber (1), leht (2), tapeet (3)
• Finnish: paperi (1), lehti (2), tapetti (3)
• French: papier m (1); journal m (2); papier peint m (3)
• Frisian: papier n (1)
• German: Papier n (1); Zeitung f (2); Tapete f (3); Dokument n (4)
• Guarani: kuatia (1)
• Hebrew: נייר (Ni'yar) m(1), דף (Da'ff) m (1), עיתון (I'ton) m (2), טפט (Ta'pet) m (3)
• Interlingua: papiro (1)
• Italian: carta f (1); giornale m (2); carta da parati f (3)
• Polish: papier m (1), gazeta f (2), tapeta f (3)
• Portuguese: papel m (1); jornal m (2); papel de parede; (3)
• Spanish: papel m (1); periódico m (2); papel pintado m (3)
• Tupinambá: kûatîara (1)

• Breton: paper
• Dutch: papieren
• Estonian: paberist, indicated by forming compounds with paber-: paper flower: paberlill,, etc
• Finnish: paperinen
• French: en papier, de papier
• German: indicated by forming compounds with Papier-: paper bag: Papierbeutel; paper cup: Papierbecher, etc
• Italian: di carta
• Polish: papierowy m
• Spanish: de papel
• Portuguese: de papel

1. To cover (a wall) with wallpaper; to cover the walls of (a room) with wallpaper.