sunscreen

English

Etymology

sun +‎ screen

Noun

sunscreen (countable and uncountable, plural sunscreens)

A topical product for the skin containing organic compounds that absorb, and/or titanium dioxide that reflects the sun’s ultraviolet radiation.

Hyponyms

sunblock

Translations

cream that protects the skin from the sun

Arabic: حَاجِبَة اَلْأَشِعَّة اَلشَّمْسِيَّة (ḥājiba(t) al-ʔašiʕʕa(t) aš-šamsiyya), وَاقِيَة مِنَ الشَّمْس (wāqiya(t) mina š-šams), كريم اَلشَّمْس
Armenian: արեւապաշտպան քսուք (arewapaštpan kʿsukʿ)
Catalan: crema solar f
Chinese:
Cantonese: 防曬／防晒 (fong⁴ saai³), 太陽油／太阳油 (taai³ joeng⁴ jau⁴)

Mandarin: 防曬／防晒 (zh) (fángshài), 防曬霜／防晒霜 (zh) (fángshàishuāng)
Cornish: dehen howl m
Czech: opalovací krém m, krém na opalování m
Danish: solbeskytter c
Dutch: zonnebrandcrème (nl) f
Finnish: aurinkosuoja, aurinkovoide (fi), aurinkorasva (fi)
French: crème solaire (fr) f, écran solaire m
Galician: protector solar m
Georgian: მზისგან დამცავი კრემი
German: Sonnencreme (de) f, Sonnenkreme (de) f, Sonnenschutzcreme f
Hindi: सनस्क्रीन (sanaskrīn)
Irish: grianbhac
Italian: filtro solare m, crema solare f
Japanese: サンスクリーン剤 (sansukurīn-zai), 日焼け止め剤 (ひやけどめざい, hiyakedome-zai)
Korean: 자외선 차단제(紫外線遮斷劑) (jaoeseon chadanje), 선크림 (seonkeurim)
Maori: pani ārai hihirā, ārai hihirā, ārai tīkākā, pani ārai tīkākā, (hinu) pare tīkākā
Norwegian:
Bokmål: solkrem (no) m

Nynorsk: solkrem m
Polish: krem do opalania (pl) m
Portuguese: fotoprotetor m, filtro solar, protetor solar m
Romanian: cremă de plajă f, cremă de protecție solară f
Russian: солнцезащи́тный крем m (solncezaščítnyj krem), крем от зага́ра m (krem ot zagára)
Spanish: protector solar m
Swedish: solkräm (sv) c, solskyddsfaktor c, solskyddsmedel n, sololja (sv) c, solspray c
Thai: ครีมกันแดด (kriim-gan-dɛ̀ɛt)
Tibetan: ཉི་བཀྲག་འགོག (nyi bkrag 'gog)
Turkish: güneş kremi (tr)
Uzbek: quyosh kremi
Vietnamese: kem chống nắng
Welsh: eli haul (cy) m

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