dusky

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• /ˈdʌs.ki/
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Etymology tree English dusk Proto-Indo-European *-kos Proto-Germanic *-gaz Proto-West Germanic *-g Old English -iġ Middle English -y English -y English dusky From dusk + -y.

16 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: сумрачен (sumračen) — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Czech: temný — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Czech: setmělý — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Czech: zšeřelý — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Finnish: hämärä — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Ancient Greek: ὀρφναῖος (orphnaîos) — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Latin: creper — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Latvian: krēslains — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Māori: kaurukiruki — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Māori: tariko — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Māori: nehunehu — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Persian: گردناک (gardnâk) — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Persian: سیاهگون (siyâhgun) — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Romanian: întunecos — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Romanian: întunecat — dimly lit, as at dusk evening
• Russian: су́меречный (súmerečnyj) — dimly lit, as at dusk evening