English

Etymology 1
Middle English, akin to plait

Noun
en-noun

1. A braid.

Verb
en-verb|plats|platting|platted|platted

1. To braid, to plait.

Etymology 2
Middle English, probable alteration of plot

Noun
en-noun

1. A map showing property lines, especially as a legal document.
2. A plot of land; a lot.

Verb
en-verb|plats|platting|platted|platted

1. To create a plat, to lay out streets and building lots; to map.

Catalan

Noun
ca-noun-m

1. plate
2. dish

Czech

Noun
cs-noun|g=m

1. salary

Related terms
mzda f

Dutch

Adjective
plat, platte

1. flat

Category:Dutch adjectives

French

Etymology
Vulgar Latin *plattus, from Greek �λα��� �broad, flat�.

Pronunciation
IPA: /pla/

Adjective
plat

1. flat

Noun
plat m

1. a flat area of ground; a flat thing; a flat dish or receptacle
2. dish or course (served in a restaurant)

Synonyms
mets

See also
plat du jour

Category:French adjectives
Category:French nouns

Romanian

Etymology
F.|ro #French|plat

Pronunciation
IPA|[plat]|lang=ro

Adjective
ro-adj|4

1. flat, level, even

Declension
ro-adj-4|mpl=plaţi

Noun
ro-noun|gend=n

1. The high first tone in Hanyu pinyin

Synonyms
tonul plat

Slovak

Etymology
:the stem plat (pay)

Noun
:plat m, platy pl
:plat stem
:platu gensg
:decpat dub

1. salary

Derived terms
platík m
platovo adv
platový -á -é

Related terms
platiť
výplata

ca:plat
de:plat
et:plat
el:plat
es:plat
fa:plat
fr:plat
ko:plat
io:plat
id:plat
hu:plat
nl:plat
pl:plat
pt:plat
ru:plat
sl:plat
fi:plat
te:plat
vi:plat
vo:plat
zh:plat

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