English
Etymology
From key + ring.
Pronunciation
Noun
keyring (plural keyrings)
- A ring, normally of metal or plastic, for holding keys together.
- (cryptography) A set of data holding linked encryption keys.
Descendants
Translations
ring for holding keys
- Armenian: please add this translation if you can
- Bengali: চাবির রিং (cabir riṅ)
- Bulgarian: ключодържа́тел m (ključodǎržátel)
- Burmese: please add this translation if you can
- Catalan: clauer (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 鑰匙圈 / 钥匙圈 (zh) (yàoshi quān), 鑰匙環 / 钥匙环 (yàoshihuán)
- Czech: kroužek na klíče
- Danish: nøglering c
- Dutch: sleutelbos (nl) m
- Esperanto: ŝlosilringo
- Estonian: võtmehoidja
- Finnish: avainnippu (fi), avainrengas
- French: porte-clé (fr) m
- Galician: chaveiro m
- Georgian: გასაღების რგოლი (gasaɣebis rgoli)
- German: Schlüsselring (de) m
- Greek: μπρελόκ (el) n (brelók)
- Hebrew: צרור מפתחות m (tsror maftekhót)
- Hungarian: kulcskarika (hu)
- Icelandic: lyklakippa (is) f, lyklahringur m
- Indonesian: gelang kunci (id), gantungan kunci (id)
- Italian: portachiavi (it) m
- Japanese: キーリング (kī ringu)
- Khmer: please add this translation if you can
- Korean: 키 링 (ki ring), 열쇠고리 (yeolsoegori), 열쇠꾸러미 (yeolsoekkureomi)
- Lao: please add this translation if you can
- Latvian: please add this translation if you can
- Lithuanian: raktų pakabukas m
- Malay: gegelang kunci
- Māori: koropewa kī
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: nøkkelring m
- Nynorsk: nøkkelring m, nykelring m
- Polish: brelok (pl) m
- Portuguese: chaveiro (pt) m
- Romanian: breloc (ro) n
- Russian: кольцо́ для ключе́й n (kolʹcó dlja ključéj), брело́к (ru) m (brelók)
- Scottish Gaelic: dul-iuchrach m
- Spanish: llavero (es) m
- Swedish: nyckelring (sv)
- Thai: พวงกุญแจ (puang gun-jae)
- Turkish: anahtarlık (tr)
- Vietnamese: móc khoá
- Welsh: cylch allweddi m, torch allwedd m
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cryptography: set of data holding linked keys
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