Translate baton from English to Swedish

Summary

English to Swedish: more detail...

baton:
- käpp; stång; stav; batong; klubba; taktpinne; gummibatong; knutpiska
Wiktionary:
- baton → batong, stafettpinne, stav
- baton → stav, stång, metspö

English

Detailed Translations for baton from English to Swedish

the baton (bar; truncheon; stave; stick; rod; cane; club)
käpp; stång; stav
- käpp [-en] noun
- stång [-en] noun
- stav [-en] noun
the baton
batong
- batong [-en] noun
the baton (bludgeon; club)

– a short stout club used primarily by policemen ¹
klubba; batong
- klubba [-en] noun
- batong [-en] noun
the baton (conducting staff)
taktpinne
- taktpinne [-en] noun
the baton (truncheon; rubber stick)
batong; gummibatong
- batong [-en] noun
- gummibatong noun
the baton (knout; cudgel; stick; bat)
knutpiska
- knutpiska [-en] noun

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
batong	baton; bludgeon; club; rubber stick; truncheon
gummibatong	baton; rubber stick; truncheon
klubba	baton; bludgeon; club	hockey stick; stick
knutpiska	bat; baton; cudgel; knout; stick
käpp	bar; baton; cane; club; rod; stave; stick; truncheon	cane; rod; stake
stav	bar; baton; cane; club; rod; stave; stick; truncheon	jumping-pole; vaulting-pole
stång	bar; baton; cane; club; rod; stave; stick; truncheon	baluster; bar; bar of chocolate; beam; cross-beam; pole; post; rod; stake; tablet
taktpinne	baton; conducting staff
-	billy; billy club; billystick; nightstick; truncheon; wand

a thin tapered rod used by a conductor to lead an orchestra or choir¹
a hollow cylinder passed from runner to runner in a relay race¹
a hollow metal rod that is wielded or twirled by a drum major or drum majorette¹
a short staff carried by some officials to symbolize an office or an authority¹
a short stout club used primarily by policemen¹

baton

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• baton	→ stav; stång	↔ bâton — Morceau de bois assez long
• baton	→ metspö; stav; stång	↔ canne — Nom générique donner à plusieurs espèces de roseaux, tels que le roseau commun, la canne d’Inde, la canne odorante, le bambou, etc.