Definition
Plural of gorget; pieces of armor protecting the throat, or ornamental neckwear, or distinctive colored throat patches on birds.
Etymology
Plural of 'gorget,' from Old French 'gorge' (throat) plus '-et' (diminutive), ultimately from Latin 'gurga' meaning throat or whirlpool.
Kelly Says
Ornithologists use 'gorget' to describe the iridescent throat patches on hummingbirds—the ruby-throated hummingbird's gorget is so brilliant it seems to light up, and the military armor term and the bird's throat marking are both named for the same body part concept.
Translations
ARالعربية
زينة الرقبة
zi-nat ar-ra-q-bat
BNবাংলা
গলায় সজ্জা
gola-ay soj-ja
ELΕλληνικά
κολάροι
ko-la-roi
ESEspañol
gorgets
gor-zhets
FISuomi
kauluskoristelu
ka-u-lus-ko-ris-te-lu
FRFrançais
gorgets
gor-zhets
HEעברית
שרוכים
sh-rook-im
HIहिन्दी
गर्दन की सजावट
gar-dan ki sa-ja-vat
HUMagyar
gallérok
gal-le-rok
IDBahasa Indonesia
kerah
ke-rah
ITItaliano
colletti
kol-let-ti
KKKK
қолымында
qo-lym-n-da
MSBahasa Melayu
kerah
ke-rah
MYမြန်မာ
လက်ချောင်း
let-chaung
NLNederlands
kragen
kra-gen
PLPolski
gorsety
gor-se-ty
PTPortuguês
gorgets
gor-zhets
RUРусский
воротнички
vor-o-t-nich-ki
SWKiswahili
kichwa
ki-chwa
TAதமிழ்
கழுத்து அலங்காரம்
kazhutthu a-lan-ka-ra-m
TEతెలుగు
కంఠం అలంకరణ
kantham a-lan-ka-ra-n
THไทย
ตกแต่งคอ
dtok-dtaeng-kor
TRTürkçe
yakalar
ya-la-lar
UKУкраїнська
коміри
ko-mi-ri
URاردو
گالے پر سجاوٹ
ga-lay par sa-jaw-at
VITiếng Việt
nẹp cổ
nep co