newsstand

English

A newsstand in Barcelona.

Etymology

From news +‎ stand.

Noun

newsstand (plural newsstands)

1. An open stall, often on a street, where newspapers and magazines are on sale to the public.

Alternative forms

• news stand

Translations

open stall where newspapers and magazines are on sale

• Arabic: كُشْك صُحُف m (kušk ṣuḥuf)
• Bulgarian: вестника́рска бу́дка f (vestnikárska búdka)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 報攤／报摊 (zh) (bàotān)

• Czech: novinový stánek m
• Danish: aviskiosk (da) c, bladkiosk c
• Dutch: krantenkiosk (nl) f
• Estonian: ajalehekiosk
• Finnish: lehtikioski, lehtikoju
• French: kiosque (fr) m, kiosque à journaux (fr) m
• German: Zeitungsstand (de) m, Zeitungskiosk (de) m
• Greek: περίπτερο (el) n (períptero)
• Icelandic: blaðsölustaður m
• Italian: edicola (it) f
• Japanese: 新聞売店 (しんぶんばいてん, shinbun baiten)
• Korean: 신문 가판대(新聞街販臺) (sinmun gapandae), 신문 판매대(新聞販賣臺) (sinmun panmaedae)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: aviskiosk m

• Polish: stoisko z gazetami n, kiosk z gazetami m
• Portuguese: banca (pt) f
• Romanian: chioșc de ziare n
• Russian: газе́тный кио́ск m (gazétnyj kiósk)
• Spanish: kiosco (es) m, quiosco (es) m
• Swedish: tidningskiosk (sv) c
• Ukrainian: газе́тний кіо́ск m (hazétnyj kiósk)