Definition
Something that causes wrinkling or folding, or has the quality of creating ridges and grooves.
Etymology
From Latin 'corrugare' (to wrinkle together), combining 'cor-' (together) and 'rugare' (to wrinkle), from 'ruga' (wrinkle). The '-ant' suffix indicates a present participle or agent quality.
Kelly Says
The word shares its root with 'ruga,' which is also the name for the wrinkles in your brain (cerebral rugae)—so corrugant literally describes the same process happening in cardboard and your cortex!
Translations
ARالعربية
مُشَوِّق
mu-sha-wiq
CACatalà
corrugant
kor-ri-gant
CSČeština
vrásčitý
vras-ci-ty
DEDeutsch
Wellenformer
vel-en-för-mer
ELΕλληνικά
ρυθμικό
ri-thi-ko
ESEspañol
corrugador
kor-roo-gah-dor
FAفارسی
موجدار
moo-jad-dar
FISuomi
kuviointia
ku-vio-in-tia
FRFrançais
corrugateur
kor-roo-gah-toor
HIहिन्दी
झुर्रियाँ
jhur-riyān
HUMagyar
görbült
gör-bült
IDBahasa Indonesia
penggulung
peng-gul-ung
ITItaliano
corrugatore
kor-roo-gah-tore
MSBahasa Melayu
kerut
ke-rut
NLNederlands
corrugator
kor-ri-ga-tor
PLPolski
wyżłobiony
vhiz-lo-bo-ni
PTPortuguês
corrugador
kor-roo-gah-dor
RORomână
crestat
kre-stat
RUРусский
выпуклость
vy-puk-lost'
SVSvenska
veckform
veck-form
SWKiswahili
kujua
koo-jua
THไทย
เป็นรอยย่น
pen roi yen
TRTürkçe
çizgili
chi-z-gil-i
UKУкраїнська
зморшки
zmor-shki
VITiếng Việt
làm nhăn
lam-nhen
ZUZU
izinyembe
i-zi-nyem-be