English
Etymology
From wheel + rim.
Noun
wheelrim (plural wheelrims)
- (automotive, cycling) The rim of a wheel.
- Hyponym: split rim
1992, Gordon Cruikshank, For Millionaires Only […] , London: Apple, →ISBN, page 121:Plainly derived from the well-known T35 shape, it is lower and sleeker, and distinguished by its unique radial-spoked wheels. Twisting forces were taken by the huge brake-drums, whose toothed edges lock directly into the wheelrim.
Translations
the rim of a wheel
- Arabic:
- Hijazi Arabic: جَنْط m (janṭ)
- Basque: uztai, hagun (eu)
- Bulgarian: наплат m (naplat), джанта f (džanta)
- Catalan: llanta (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 軨 / 𫐉, 轆軨 / 辘𫐉
- Dutch: velg (nl)
- Esperanto: radrando
- Finnish: vanne (fi)
- French: jante (fr) f, roue (fr) f
- Galician: lamia (gl) f, baldón (gl) m, orelo m
- German: Felge (de) f, Reifenfelge f
- Hungarian: felni (hu), keréktárcsa (hu), kerékabroncs (hu), keréktalp (hu)
- Icelandic: felga (is) f (automotive), gjörð f (cycling, etc.)
- Irish: fonsa m
- Italian: cerchione (it), cerchio (it)
- Latin: canthus m
- Lithuanian: ratlankis m
- Macedonian: ба́ндаж m (bándaž)
- Norman: gante f
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: felg m
- Nynorsk: felg m
- Polish: felga (pl) f
- Portuguese: aro (pt) m, jante (pt) f
- Russian: о́бод (ru) m (óbod)
- Spanish: aro (es) m (Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Peru, Puerto Rico), llanta (es) f (Chile, Paraguay, Spain, Uruguay), rin (es) m (Colombia, Mexico, Panama, Venezuela), calce (es) m, banda (es) f (Spain)
- Swedish: fälg (sv) c
- Tagalog: yantas
- Tocharian B: yerter
- Turkish: jant (tr), ispit (tr)
- Vietnamese: vành (vi)
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