wakeboard

English

Etymology

From wake +‎ board.

Noun

wakeboard (plural wakeboards)

1. The board one stands on for wakeboarding.

Derived terms

• wakeboard tower

 

Translations

the board one stands on for wakeboarding

• Georgian: ვეიკბორდი (veiḳbordi), წყლის თხილამურები (c̣q̇lis txilamurebi)
• Polish: deska wakeboardowa f, wakeboard (pl) m (colloquially)
• Spanish: tablaestela f, tablastela f, estelatabla f, tabla de esquí acuático f, wakeboard
• Swedish: wakeboard (sv) c
• Welsh: tonfwrdd m

Verb

wakeboard (third-person singular simple present wakeboards, present participle wakeboarding, simple past and past participle wakeboarded)

1. To take part in wakeboarding.

Derived terms

• wakeboarder
• wakeboarding

Translations

to take part in wakeboarding

• Georgian: წყლის თხილამურებით სრიალი (c̣q̇lis txilamurebit sriali), ვეიკბორდინგი (veiḳbordingi)
• Swedish: åka wakeboard, wakeboarda, åka bräda
• Welsh: tonfyrddio m

Swedish

Noun

wakeboard c

1. a wakeboard

   åka wakeboard

   ride a wakeboard / go wakeboarding

2. (sports) wakeboarding

   tävla i wakeboard

   compete in wakeboarding

Declension

Declension of wakeboard

		nominative	genitive
singular	indefinite	wakeboard	wakeboards
	definite	wakeboarden	wakeboardens
plural	indefinite	wakeboards, wakeboardar	wakeboards, wakeboardars
	definite	wakeboardarna	wakeboardarnas

Derived terms

• wakeboardtorn (“wakeboard tower”)
• wakeboardåkare (“wakeboarder”)
• wakeboardåkning (“wakeboarding”)

Related terms

• wakeboarda

See also

• knäbräda (“kneeboard”)
• skateboard
• snowboard
• vattenskida

References

• wakeboard in Svensk ordbok (SO)
• wakeboard in Svenska Akademiens ordlista (SAOL)
• wakeboard in Svenska Akademiens ordbok (SAOB)