dredge

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Variant spelling of Drage.

From Scots dreg-boat, dreg-bot (from Old English *dreċġ); or alternatively from Middle Dutch dregghe (“drag-net”), probably ultimately from the same root as drag.

From Middle English dragge, from Old French dragee, dragie, from Latin tragēmata, from Ancient Greek τραγήματα (tragḗmata, “spices”), plural of τράγημα (trágēma, “dried fruit”).

85 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: драга (draga) — dredging machine
• Catalan: draga — dredging machine
• Czech: plovoucí bagr — dredging machine
• Czech: říční bagr — dredging machine
• Czech: plovoucí rypadlo — dredging machine
• Czech: říční rypadlo — dredging machine
• Dutch: baggerschip — dredging machine
• Dutch: baggermolen — dredging machine
• Dutch: baggervaartuig — dredging machine
• Dutch: baggermachine — dredging machine
• Dutch: skalian — dredging machine
• Finnish: ruoppauskone — dredging machine
• Finnish: ruoppain — dredging machine
• German: Baggermaschine — dredging machine
• Greek: βυθοκόρος (vythokóros) — dredging machine
• Italian: draga — dredging machine
• Portuguese: draga — dredging machine
• Russian: драга (draga) — dredging machine
• Slovene: bager — dredging machine
• Spanish: draga — dredging machine
• Swedish: dragg — dredging machine
• Swedish: trål — dredging machine
• Tagalog: draga — dredging machine
• Ukrainian: драга (draha) — dredging machine
• Ukrainian: земснаряд (zemsnarjad) — dredging machine
• Ukrainian: землечерпалка (zemlečerpalka) — dredging machine
• Italian: sferra — iron frame
• Swedish: dragg — iron frame
• Finnish: liete — fine mineral matter held in suspension in water
• Bulgarian: драгирам (dragiram) — to make a channel deeper
• Catalan: dragar — to make a channel deeper
• Czech: vybagrovat — to make a channel deeper
• Czech: bagrovat — to make a channel deeper
• Dutch: baggeren — to make a channel deeper
• Finnish: ruopata — to make a channel deeper
• French: draguer — to make a channel deeper
• Italian: dragare — to make a channel deeper
• Portuguese: dragar — to make a channel deeper
• Russian: углубля́ть (uglubljátʹ) — to make a channel deeper
• Russian: углуби́ть (uglubítʹ) — to make a channel deeper
• Spanish: dragar — to make a channel deeper
• Swedish: dragga — to make a channel deeper
• Swedish: tråla — to make a channel deeper
• Swedish: muddra — to make a channel deeper
• Ukrainian: драгувати (drahuvaty) — to make a channel deeper
• Ukrainian: поглиблювати (pohlybljuvaty) — to make a channel deeper
• Vietnamese: nạo vét — to make a channel deeper
• Catalan: dragar — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• German: herausholen — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Italian: dragare — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Polish: bagrować — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Polish: wybagrować — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Portuguese: dragar — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Russian: вычёрпывать (vyčórpyvatʹ) — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Russian: вы́черпать (výčerpatʹ) — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Spanish: dragar — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Swedish: dragga — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Ukrainian: вичерпувати (vyčerpuvaty) — to bring something to the surface with a dredge
• Bulgarian: изгребвам (izgrebvam) — to unearth
• Catalan: dragar — to unearth
• Finnish: kaivaa esiin — to unearth
• Italian: rivangare — to unearth
• Italian: disseppellire — to unearth
• Portuguese: dragar — to unearth
• Russian: выу́живать (vyúživatʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: вспомина́ть (vspominátʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: выка́пывать (vykápyvatʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: вы́копать (výkopatʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: отка́пывать (otkápyvatʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: откопа́ть (otkopátʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: раска́пывать (raskápyvatʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: раскопа́ть (raskopátʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: вырыва́ть (vyryvátʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: вы́рыть (výrytʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: отрыва́ть (otryvátʹ) — to unearth
• Russian: отры́ть (otrýtʹ) — to unearth
• Spanish: dragar — to unearth
• Bulgarian: наръсвам (narǎsvam) — to coat moistened food with powder
• Czech: posypat — to coat moistened food with powder
• Finnish: jauhottaa — to coat moistened food with powder
• Finnish: sirotella — to coat moistened food with powder
• Italian: spolverare — to coat moistened food with powder
• Russian: посыпать (posypatʹ) — to coat moistened food with powder
• Swedish: pudra — to coat moistened food with powder
• Ottoman Turkish: صاچمق (saçmak) — to coat moistened food with powder