Kalashnikov

See also: kalashnikov and kaláshnikov

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Named after Russian inventor Mikhail Kalashnikov (1919–2013), from Russian Кала́шников (Kalášnikov).

Kalashnikov

A particular model of Russian assault rifle.
- 2022 February 25, Kira Rudik, 1:36 from the start, in Ukrainian parliament member says she's armed and ready to fight‎^[1], CNN:
  So, we are prepared to bear arms and yesterday we were given Kalashnikovs so we will be able to resist if Russian forces will come to Kyiv.
A transliteration of the Russian surname Кала́шников (Kalášnikov).

model of Russian assault rifle

Arabic: كَلَاشِنْكُوف m (kalāšinkūf)
Czech: kalašnikov m (informally)
Danish: kalasjnikov c
French: kalashnikov (fr) f, kalash (fr) f (slang), АК-47 (fr) m, AK (fr) m (slang)
German: Kalaschnikow (de) f
Greek: καλάσνικοφ (el) n (kalásnikof)
Hungarian: kalasnyikov (hu)
Macedonian: калашни́ков m (kalašníkov), ка́лаш m (kálaš), АК-47 m (AK-47), автома́т Калашни́ков m (avtomát Kalašníkov)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: kalasjnikov m

Nynorsk: kalasjnikov m
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Persian: کلاشینکف (fa) (kelâšinkof), کلاش (fa) (kelâš) (slang)
Polish: kałach (pl) m, kałasz m, kałasznikow (pl) m
Romanian: kalașnikov n
Russian: АК-47 m (AK-47), автома́т Кала́шникова m (avtomát Kalášnikova), кала́ш (ru) m (kaláš) (slang), Кала́шников (ru) m (Kalášnikov)
Serbo-Croatian: kalašnjìkov (sh) m
Swedish: kalasjnikov (sv) c, AK-47 c
Zazaki: keles, keleşnikof