plako
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plako (accusative singular plakon, plural plakoj, accusative plural plakojn)
- plate, photographic plate
- plate, sheet
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Etymology[edit]
Borrowing from French plaque, Italian placca, Russian пли́тка (plítka) and Spanish placo. Also found in English plate and German Platte.
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plako (plural plaki)
Derived terms[edit]
- petroplako (“stone slab, flagstone”)
- plakizar (“to plate (over), sheathe, sheet over, veneer, overlay”)
- plakizita ringo (“plated ring”)
- plako grabita (“engraved plate”)
- turnoplako (“turntable”)
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