astride

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• /əˈstɹaɪ̯d/
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• [əˈstɹ̝̊waɪ̯d]
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• [əˈst̠ɹ̠̊˔waɪ̯d]
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• CMU ARPABET: AH0 S T R AY1 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *né Proto-Indo-European *n̥- Proto-Hellenic *ə- Ancient Greek ἀ- (a-)der. English a- English stride English astride From a- + stride.

43 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُنْفَرِج اَلسَّاقَيْن (munfarij as-sāqayn) — with one’s legs on either side
• Bulgarian: с разкрачени крака (s razkračeni kraka) — with one’s legs on either side
• Bulgarian: яхнал (jahnal) — with one’s legs on either side
• Chinese: 跨騎 /跨骑 — with one’s legs on either side
• Chinese: 橫跨兩側 /横跨两侧 — with one’s legs on either side
• Danish: overskrævs — with one’s legs on either side
• Dutch: schrijlings — with one’s legs on either side
• Dutch: wijdbeens — with one’s legs on either side
• Finnish: hajareisin — with one’s legs on either side
• French: à califourchon — with one’s legs on either side
• Galician: a cabalo — with one’s legs on either side
• German: rittlings — with one’s legs on either side
• Icelandic: klofvega — with one’s legs on either side
• Irish: gabhalscartha — with one’s legs on either side
• Italian: a cavalcioni — with one’s legs on either side
• Japanese: にまたがって (ni matagatte) — with one’s legs on either side
• Māori: hāngai — with one’s legs on either side
• Māori: tūhāngai — with one’s legs on either side
• Portuguese: montado — with one’s legs on either side
• Russian: верхо́м (verxóm) — with one’s legs on either side
• Spanish: a horcajadas — with one’s legs on either side
• Swedish: grensle — with one’s legs on either side
• Swedish: gränsle — with one’s legs on either side
• Tagalog: bisaklat — with one’s legs on either side
• Tagalog: pabisaklat — with one’s legs on either side
• Tagalog: nakabisaklat — with one’s legs on either side
• Thai: คร่อม (krɔ̂m) — with one’s legs on either side
• Arabic: مُنْفَرِج اَلسَّاقَيْن (munfarij as-sāqayn) — with one’s legs on either side of
• Finnish: kahareisin — with one’s legs on either side of
• French: à califourchon sur — with one’s legs on either side of
• Galician: a cabalo de — with one’s legs on either side of
• German: rittlings — with one’s legs on either side of
• Khmer: ច្រកគាវ (crɑɑk kiev) — with one’s legs on either side of
• Occitan: d’escambarletas — with one’s legs on either side of
• Occitan: d’escambarlons — with one’s legs on either side of
• Portuguese: montado em — with one’s legs on either side of
• Russian: верхо́м (verxóm) — with one’s legs on either side of
• Russian: на (na) — with one’s legs on either side of
• Swedish: grensle över — with one’s legs on either side of
• Swedish: gränsle över — with one’s legs on either side of
• Tagalog: bisaklat — with one’s legs on either side of
• Tagalog: pabisaklat — with one’s legs on either side of
• Tagalog: nakabisaklat — with one’s legs on either side of