From post + card.
postcard (plural postcards)
- (post) A rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended to be written on and mailed without an envelope. In the case of a picture postcard, one side displays a picture or photograph.
Enjoy your trip to Malaysia, and send me a postcard!
rectangular piece of thick paper to be mailed without an envelope
- Afrikaans: briefkaart
- Albanian: kartolinë (sq) f, kartpostale f
- Arabic: كَرْت بَرِيدِيّ m (kart barīdiyy)
- Armenian: բացիկ (hy) (bacʻik)
- Asturian: postal f
- Azerbaijani: poçt kartı, açıqca
- Belarusian: пашто́ўка f (paštóŭka)
- Bengali: পোস্টকার্ড (bn) (pōsṭokarḍo), পোষ্টকার্ড (pōśṭokarḍo)
- Breton: kartenn-bost (br) f
- Bulgarian: по́щенска (bg) f (póštenska), по́щенска ка́ртичка f (póštenska kártička)
- Burmese: ပို့စကတ် (my) (pui.ca.kat)
- Catalan: targeta postal f, postal f
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 明信片 (ming4 seon3 pin3-2)
- Hokkien: 明信片 (bêng-sìn-phìⁿ), 光批 (kng-phe, kuiⁿ-phoe)
- Mandarin: 明信片 (zh) (míngxìnpiàn)
- Czech: pohlednice (cs) f, pohled (cs) m
- Danish: brevkort n, postkort n
- Dutch: ansichtkaart (nl) f, kaart (nl) f, postkaart (nl) f (chiefly Belgium)
- Esperanto: poŝtkarto (eo)
- Estonian: postkaart (et)
- Faroese: postkort n
- Finnish: kirjekortti, postikortti (fi)
- French: carte postale (fr) f
- Galician: tarxeta postal f, postal f
- Georgian: საფოსტო ღია ბარათი (saposṭo ɣia barati), ღია ბარათი (ɣia barati)
- German: Postkarte (de) f
- Greek: κάρτα (el) f (kárta), καρτ-ποστάλ (el) n (kart-postál)
- Hausa: fôskātì m
- Hebrew: גְּלוּיָה f (g'luyá)
- Hindi: पोस्टकार्ड (hi) f (posṭkārḍ)
- Hungarian: levelezőlap (hu), (picture postcard) képeslap (hu)
- Hunsrik: please add this translation if you can
- Icelandic: póstkort (is) n, kort (is) n, (rare) bréfspjald n
- Indonesian: kartu pos (id)
- Ingrian: otkrьtka
- Irish: cárta poist m
- Italian: cartolina (it) f
- Japanese: 葉書 (ja) (はがき, hagaki), ポストカード (ja) (posutokādo) (picture postcard)
- Javanese: kertu pos
- Kazakh: ашық хат (aşyq xat), ашықхат (aşyqxat)
- Korean: 그림엽서 (ko) (geurimyeopseo), 엽서(葉書) (ko) (yeopseo)
- Kyrgyz: почта открыткасы (pocta otkrıtkası), открытка (otkrıtka)
- Lao: ຮູບບັດ (hūp bat), ບັດໄປສະນີ (bat pai sa nī), ບັດ (bat), ໄປສະນີຍະບັດ (pai sa nī bat)
- Latvian: pastkarte f, atklātne f
- Lithuanian: atvirutė f
- Luxembourgish: Postkaart f
- Macedonian: разгле́дница f (razglédnica)
- Malay: poskad (ms)
- Mòcheno: postkòrt f
- Mongolian:
- Cyrillic: ил захидал (mn) (il zaxidal)
- Norman: carte postale f
- Norwegian: brevkort n
- Bokmål: postkort n
- Nynorsk: postkort n
- Papiamentu: pòstkart
- Persian: کارت پُستال (fa) (kârt postâl), کارتپُستال (kârt-postâl)
- Plautdietsch: Postkoat f
- Polish: karta pocztowa (pl) f, pocztówka (pl) f, widokówka (pl) f (a picture postcard)
- Portuguese: cartão-postal m, postal (pt) m
- Romanian: carte poștală (ro) f
- Russian: почто́вая откры́тка f (počtóvaja otkrýtka), откры́тка (ru) f (otkrýtka)
- Scottish Gaelic: cairt-phuist f
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: до̀писница f, ра́згледница f
- Roman: dòpisnica (sh) f, rázglednica (sh) f
- Slovak: pohľadnica f
- Slovene: razglednica (sl) f
- Spanish: tarjeta postal f, postal (es) f
- Swahili: postkadi class 9/10, kadi ya posta class 9/10
- Swedish: vykort (sv) n, brevkort (sv) n
- Tagalog: tarheta-postal
- Tajik: руқъа (ruqʾa)
- Tatar: открытка (otkrıtka)
- Thai: โปสต์การ์ด (th) (bpóot-gáat), ไปรษณียบัตร (th) (bprai-sà-nii-yá-bàt)
- Tibetan: སྦྲག་ཤོག (sbrag shog)
- Turkish: kartpostal (tr)
- Turkmen: otkrytka
- Ukrainian: листі́вка f (lystívka), пошто́ва листі́вка f (poštóva lystívka)
- Urdu: پوسْٹ کارْڈ (ur) f (posṭ kārḍ)
- Uyghur: ئاتكىرىتكا (atkiritka)
- Uzbek: pochta varaqasi, otkritka (uz), ochiq xat
- Vietnamese: bưu thiếp (vi) (郵帖)
- Vilamovian: pöstkiöt ?
- Welsh: cerdyn post m
- West Frisian: brievekaart c
- Yiddish: פּאָסטקאַרטל n (postkartl)
- Zulu: iliposikhadi (zu) ?
|
postcard (third-person singular simple present postcards, present participle postcarding, simple past and past participle postcarded)
- (transitive) To send a postcard to someone.
to postcard one's friends
- (transitive) To send by means of a postcard.
to postcard one's news