| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: tarmacadam |
| etymologically related | eng: brick |
| etymologically related | eng: cobbles |
| etymologically related | eng: crowning |
| etymologically related | eng: dirt |
| etymologically related | eng: dump truck |
| etymologically related | eng: dusting |
| etymologically related | eng: grader |
| etymologically related | eng: gravel |
| etymologically related | eng: hardtop |
| etymologically related | eng: pan |
| etymologically related | eng: paving |
| etymologically related | eng: road |
| etymologically related | eng: rolled |
| etymologically related | eng: roller |
| etymologically related | eng: sheepfooter |
| etymologically related | eng: steamroller |
| etymologically related | eng: street |
| etymologically related | eng: subgrade |
| etymologically related | eng: tar |
| etymologically related | eng: tarmac |
| etymologically related | eng: tarmacadam |
| has derived form | eng: macadams |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /məˈkædəm/ |
| translation | bos: makadam |
| translation | ces: makadam |
| translation | deu: Schotter |
| translation | fin: sepeli |
| translation | hun: makadám |
| translation | rus: щебень |
| translation | swe: makadam |
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