foggy

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• /ˈfɒɡi/
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From fog + -y, originally in the sense "covered with tall grass; marshy; thick". It is not clear whether fog (“mist”) is a back-formation from foggy (“covered with tall, obscuring grass”) or has a separate Germanic origin, and hence whether foggy (“covered with tall grass”) and foggy (“obscured by mist”) represent one word or two. See fog ("mist"; "tall grass") for more.

64 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: ضَبَابِيّ (ḍabābiyy) — obscured by mist or fog
• Azerbaijani: dumanlı — obscured by mist or fog
• Belarusian: тума́нны (tumánny) — obscured by mist or fog
• Bulgarian: мъглив (mǎgliv) — obscured by mist or fog
• Bulgarian: замъглен (zamǎglen) — obscured by mist or fog
• Catalan: emboirat — obscured by mist or fog
• Chechen: дохка (doxka) — obscured by mist or fog
• Czech: mlhavý — obscured by mist or fog
• Czech: mlžný — obscured by mist or fog
• Danish: tåget — obscured by mist or fog
• Dutch: mistig — obscured by mist or fog
• Dutch: nevelig — obscured by mist or fog
• Esperanto: nebula — obscured by mist or fog
• Estonian: udune — obscured by mist or fog
• Finnish: sumuinen — obscured by mist or fog
• Finnish: utuinen — obscured by mist or fog
• French: brumeux — obscured by mist or fog
• Galician: bretemoso — obscured by mist or fog
• Georgian: ნისლიანი (nisliani) — obscured by mist or fog
• German: neblig — obscured by mist or fog
• German: diesig — obscured by mist or fog
• Greek: ομιχλώδης (omichlódis) — obscured by mist or fog
• Hungarian: ködös — obscured by mist or fog
• Hunsrik: newlich — obscured by mist or fog
• Irish: ceomhar — obscured by mist or fog
• Italian: nebbioso — obscured by mist or fog
• Lao: ມີຫມອກ (mī mǭk) — obscured by mist or fog
• Latin: nebulōsus — obscured by mist or fog
• Latvian: miglains — obscured by mist or fog
• Lithuanian: miglotas — obscured by mist or fog
• Luxembourgish: niwweleg — obscured by mist or fog
• Macedonian: ма́глив (mágliv) — obscured by mist or fog
• Macedonian: за́маглен (zámaglen) — obscured by mist or fog
• Māori: kōehuehu — obscured by mist or fog
• Navajo: áhí bee chahałheeł — obscured by mist or fog
• Norwegian Bokmål: tåkete — obscured by mist or fog
• Norwegian Bokmål: tåket — obscured by mist or fog
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tåkete — obscured by mist or fog
• Polish: mglisty — obscured by mist or fog
• Portuguese: enevoado — obscured by mist or fog
• Portuguese: nublado — obscured by mist or fog
• Romanian: încețat — obscured by mist or fog
• Russian: тума́нный (tumánnyj) — obscured by mist or fog
• Russian: сму́тный (smútnyj) — obscured by mist or fog
• Russian: мгли́стый (mglístyj) — obscured by mist or fog
• Serbo-Croatian: магловит — obscured by mist or fog
• Serbo-Croatian: maglovit — obscured by mist or fog
• Slovak: hmlistý — obscured by mist or fog
• Slovene: meglen — obscured by mist or fog
• Spanish: brumoso — obscured by mist or fog
• Spanish: nebuloso — obscured by mist or fog
• Spanish: neblinoso — obscured by mist or fog
• Spanish: emboriado — obscured by mist or fog
• Spanish: caliginoso — obscured by mist or fog
• Swedish: dimmig — obscured by mist or fog
• Swedish: disig — obscured by mist or fog
• Turkish: sisli — obscured by mist or fog
• Ukrainian: тума́нний (tumánnyj) — obscured by mist or fog
• Uzbek: tumanli — obscured by mist or fog
• Vietnamese: có sương mù — obscured by mist or fog
• Welsh: niwlog — obscured by mist or fog
• French: embrumé — confused
• French: engourdi — confused
• Spanish: nebuloso — confused