keychain

keychain

See also: key chain

English

Etymology

key +‎ chain

Noun

keychain (plural keychains)

A keychain with a leather key fob.

1. A chain or ring to which a key may be attached
2. An ornamental piece holding such a chain or ring.
3. (cryptography) A digital repository for the storage of cryptographic keys.

Hypernyms

• chain

Translations

chain or ring

Arabic: Egyptian Arabic: سلسلة مفاتيح‎ f (selsélet mafatīḥ) Burmese: please add this translation if you can Chinese: Mandarin: 鑰匙扣, 钥匙扣 (yàoshikòu), 鑰匙鏈 (zh), 钥匙链 (zh) (yàoshiliàn) Dutch: sleutelhanger (nl) m Esperanto: ŝlosilingo Estonian: võtmehoidja Finnish: avainketju (chain), avainrengas (ring) French: porte-clef (fr) m, porte-clé (fr) m German: Schlüsselanhänger (de) m Greek: κλειδοθήκη f (kleidothíki) Hebrew: מחזיק מפתחות‎ m (maḥzík mafteḥót) Indonesian: please add this translation if you can Italian: portachiavi (it) m, m pl Japanese: キーホルダー (kī horudā), キーチェーン (kī chēn) Khmer: please add this translation if you can

Korean: 키 체인 (ki chein) Lao: please add this translation if you can Lithuanian: raktų pakabukas m Macedonian: при́врзок m (prívrzok) Malay: please add this translation if you can Norwegian: Bokmål: nøkkelring m Nynorsk: nøkkelring m Polish: brelok (pl) m, breloczek (pl) m Portuguese: chaveiro (pt) m Russian: брело́к (ru) m (brelók) (для ключе́й), цепо́чка (ru) f (cepóčka) (для ключе́й) Spanish: llavero (es) m Swedish: nyckelring (sv) c Tagalog: palasusian Thai: พวงกุญแจ (puang gun-jae) Turkish: anahtarlık (tr) Vietnamese: please add this translation if you can