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From dump, as a pun on Trump.

From Middle English dumpen, dompen, probably from Old Norse dumpa (“to thump”) (whence Danish dumpe (“to fall suddenly”)), of uncertain origin, possibly imitative of falling, similar to thump.

See dumpling.

Cognate with Scots dump (“hole in the ground”), Norwegian dump (“a depression or hole in the ground”), German Low German dumpen (“to submerge”), Dutch dompen (“to dip, sink, submerge”).

136 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مَزْبَلَة (mazbala) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Arabic: نُفَايَة (nufāya) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Arabic: مَكَان إِلْقَاء الْقُمَامَة (makān ʔilqāʔ al-qumāma) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Armenian: աղբանոց (aġbanocʻ) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Armenian: զիբիլանոց (zibilanocʻ) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Bulgarian: бунище (bunište) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Bulgarian: отвал (otval) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Catalan: abocador — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Czech: smetiště — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Czech: skládka — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Dutch: vuilnisbelt — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Esperanto: ŝutejo — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Finnish: kaatopaikka — a place where waste or garbage is left
• French: décharge — a place where waste or garbage is left
• French: dépotoir — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Galician: vertedoiro — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Galician: dala — a place where waste or garbage is left
• German: Kippe — a place where waste or garbage is left
• German: Müllkippe — a place where waste or garbage is left
• German: Deponie — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Hungarian: szemétlerakóhely — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Italian: discarica — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Japanese: ゴミ捨て場 (gomisuteba) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Macedonian: ѓу́бриште (ǵúbrište) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Macedonian: бу́ниште (búnište) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Ojibwe: ziigwebinigan — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Plautdietsch: Schuntaka — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Polish: śmietnik — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Portuguese: aterro — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Portuguese: lixão — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Russian: сва́лка (sválka) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Russian: помо́йка (pomójka) — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Serbo-Croatian: smetlište — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Sicilian: munnizzaru — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Spanish: basural — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Spanish: basurero — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Spanish: botadero — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Spanish: tiradero — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Spanish: vertedero — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Swedish: soptipp — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Tagalog: agsaman — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Venetan: chipa — a place where waste or garbage is left
• Spanish: antro — an unpleasant, dirty, disreputable, unfashionable, boring or depressing looking place
• Bulgarian: стоварвам (stovarvam) — to release
• Catalan: abocar — to release
• Catalan: llençar — to release
• Esperanto: ŝuti — to release
• Finnish: päästää menemään — to release
• German: freisetzen — to release
• Italian: scaricare — to release
• Italian: buttare — to release
• Italian: sversare — to release
• Polish: upuścić — to release
• Portuguese: largar — to release
• Swedish: dumpa — to release
• Afrikaans: weggooi — to discard, to get rid of
• Armenian: թափել (tʻapʻel) — to discard, to get rid of
• Bulgarian: отървавам се от (otǎrvavam se ot) — to discard, to get rid of
• Catalan: desfer-se — to discard, to get rid of
• Catalan: desempallegar-se — to discard, to get rid of
• Finnish: heittää menemään — to discard, to get rid of
• French: se débarrasser de — to discard, to get rid of
• German: loswerden — to discard, to get rid of
• German: entsorgen — to discard, to get rid of
• Hungarian: kidob — to discard, to get rid of
• Italian: scaricare — to discard, to get rid of
• Italian: rovesciare — to discard, to get rid of
• Khmer: ចោល (caol) — to discard, to get rid of
• Macedonian: и́сфрли (ísfrli) — to discard, to get rid of
• Macedonian: и́сфрла (ísfrla) — to discard, to get rid of
• Māori: whakarei — to discard, to get rid of
• Polish: pozbyć się — to discard, to get rid of
• Portuguese: jogar fora — to discard, to get rid of
• Portuguese: descartar — to discard, to get rid of
• Russian: выбра́сывать (vybrásyvatʹ) — to discard, to get rid of
• Russian: вы́бросить (výbrositʹ) — to discard, to get rid of
• Russian: выки́дывать (vykídyvatʹ) — to discard, to get rid of
• Russian: вы́кинуть (výkinutʹ) — to discard, to get rid of
• Sotho: lahla — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: tirar a la basura — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: arrojar — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: verter — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: descargar — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: volcar — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: dompear — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: dumpear — to discard, to get rid of
• Spanish: echar — to discard, to get rid of
• Swedish: slänga — to discard, to get rid of
• Swedish: kasta — to discard, to get rid of
• Vietnamese: vứt bỏ — to discard, to get rid of
• Vietnamese: đổ — to discard, to get rid of
• Yiddish: אַוועקוואַרפֿן (avekvarfn) — to discard, to get rid of
• Dutch: dumpen — to sell below cost or very cheaply
• Finnish: dumpata — to sell below cost or very cheaply
• German: verscherbeln — to sell below cost or very cheaply
• Russian: сба́грить (sbágritʹ) — to sell below cost or very cheaply
• Russian: сба́грил (sbágril) — to sell below cost or very cheaply
• Spanish: dumpear — to sell below cost or very cheaply
• Ukrainian: демпінгувати (dempinhuvaty) — to sell below cost or very cheaply
• Finnish: dumpata — to copy data from a system to another place or system
• German: kopieren — to copy data from a system to another place or system
• Italian: riversare — to copy data from a system to another place or system
• Italian: scaricare dati — to copy data from a system to another place or system
• Spanish: volcar — to copy data from a system to another place or system
• Swedish: dumpa — to copy data from a system to another place or system
• Chinese Mandarin: 甩 (shuǎi) — to end a relationship
• Dutch: dumpen — to end a relationship
• Finnish: tehdä bänät — to end a relationship
• Finnish: dumpata — to end a relationship
• French: larguer — to end a relationship
• French: domper — to end a relationship
• German: verlassen — to end a relationship
• Italian: mollare — to end a relationship
• Italian: piantare — to end a relationship
• Italian: scaricare — to end a relationship
• Macedonian: о́стави (óstavi) — to end a relationship
• Macedonian: о́ткачи (ótkači) — to end a relationship
• Norwegian Nynorsk: vraka — to end a relationship
• Polish: zerwać — to end a relationship
• Polish: rzucić — to end a relationship
• Portuguese: terminar — to end a relationship
• Portuguese: largar — to end a relationship
• Romanian: da papucii — to end a relationship
• Russian: бросать (brosatʹ) — to end a relationship
• Russian: бросить (brositʹ) — to end a relationship
• Spanish: dejar — to end a relationship
• Spanish: planchar — to end a relationship
• Spanish: plantar — to end a relationship
• Swedish: lämna — to end a relationship
• Swedish: dumpa — to end a relationship
• Swedish: fimpa — to end a relationship
• Finnish: jyskyttää — to knock heavily
• German: anklopfen — to knock heavily
• Finnish: kipata — to unload from a cart by tilting it
• Finnish: sataa kaatamalla — to precipitate heavily
• Finnish: pyryttää — to precipitate heavily