notepad

See also: note pad and Notepad

English

Etymology

From note +‎ pad.

Pronunciation

• Audio (Southern England):

  (file)

Noun

notepad (plural notepads)

1. A pad of paper, often bound, in which one jots down notes; a notebook.

Hypernyms

• pad

Translations

bound pad of paper

• Arabic: مُفَكِّرَة f (mufakkira)

  Egyptian Arabic: بلوك نوت f (bluk nūt)

  Morocco: بلوك نط (blok not)

• Azerbaijani: bloknot
• Catalan: bloc de notes m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 記事本／记事本 (zh) (jìshìběn)

• Crimean Tatar: bloknot
• Dutch: blocnote (nl)
• Esperanto: notobloko, notfoliaro, leterbloko
• Finnish: muistilehtiö
• French: bloc-notes (fr) m
• German: Notizblock (de) m, Schreibblock (de) m
• Greek: σημειωματάριο (el) n (simeiomatário)
• Greenlandic: blokki
• Hebrew: פִּנְקָס (he) m (pinqás)
• Hungarian: jegyzettömb (hu)
• Irish: ceap nótaí m
• Italian: taccuino (it)
• Japanese: メモ帳 (memo-chō)
• Korean: 노트패드 (noteupaedeu), 메모장 (memojang)
• Macedonian: бележник m (beležnik), нотес m (notes)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: notatblokk m or f

  Nynorsk: notatblokk f or m

• Polish: notatnik (pl) m, notes (pl) m
• Portuguese: bloco de notas (pt) m
• Romanian: maculator (ro) n
• Russian: блокно́т (ru) m (bloknót)
• Spanish: bloc de notas m
• Turkish: defter (tr), not defteri (tr)
• Ukrainian: блокно́т (uk) m (bloknót)

References

• Notebook on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

• Daponte, Patnode, tonepad