gush

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• /ˈɡʌʃ/
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From Middle English guschen, gusshen, gosshien, perhaps from Middle Dutch guysen (“to flow out with a gurgling sound, gush”) or Old Norse gusa (“to gush”), ultimately imitative. Compare Old Norse geysa (“to gush”), German gießen (“to pour”), Old English ġēotan ("to pour"; > English yote). Related to gust.

83 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: guf — sudden rapid outflow
• Bulgarian: бликване (blikvane) — sudden rapid outflow
• Chinese Mandarin: 噴出 /喷出 (pēnchū) — sudden rapid outflow
• Dutch: gutsen — sudden rapid outflow
• Finnish: purskahdus — sudden rapid outflow
• Finnish: ryöpsähdys — sudden rapid outflow
• French: jaillissement — sudden rapid outflow
• Galician: gurgullón — sudden rapid outflow
• Galician: gorgozada — sudden rapid outflow
• German: Schwall — sudden rapid outflow
• German: Flut — sudden rapid outflow
• Irish: scaird — sudden rapid outflow
• Japanese: 噴出 (funshutsu) — sudden rapid outflow
• Portuguese: esguicho — sudden rapid outflow
• Russian: внеза́пный пото́к (vnezápnyj potók) — sudden rapid outflow
• Russian: вы́брос (výbros) — sudden rapid outflow
• Russian: струя́ (strujá) — sudden rapid outflow
• Spanish: borbollón — sudden rapid outflow
• Spanish: borbotón — sudden rapid outflow
• Azerbaijani: fışqırmaq — to flow forth suddenly
• Bulgarian: бликвам (blikvam) — to flow forth suddenly
• Bulgarian: руквам (rukvam) — to flow forth suddenly
• Catalan: rajar — to flow forth suddenly
• Chinese Mandarin: 噴 /喷 (pēn) — to flow forth suddenly
• Chinese Mandarin: 噴薄 /喷薄 (pēnbó) — to flow forth suddenly
• Chinese Mandarin: 噴出 /喷出 (pēnchū) — to flow forth suddenly
• Czech: řinout se — to flow forth suddenly
• Czech: prýštit — to flow forth suddenly
• Czech: tryskat — to flow forth suddenly
• Czech: vytékat — to flow forth suddenly
• Esperanto: ŝpruci — to flow forth suddenly
• Finnish: purskahtaa — to flow forth suddenly
• Finnish: pursuta — to flow forth suddenly
• Finnish: hulahtaa — to flow forth suddenly
• Finnish: ryöpsähtää — to flow forth suddenly
• French: jaillir — to flow forth suddenly
• German: sich ergießen — to flow forth suddenly
• German: strömen — to flow forth suddenly
• German: herausquellen — to flow forth suddenly
• Hindi: भलभलाना (bhalabhlānā) — to flow forth suddenly
• Hindi: फूटना (phūṭnā) — to flow forth suddenly
• Hindi: उमड़ना (umaṛnā) — to flow forth suddenly
• Hindi: उछलना (uchalnā) — to flow forth suddenly
• Hungarian: zúdít — to flow forth suddenly
• Icelandic: geysa — to flow forth suddenly
• Irish: scaird — to flow forth suddenly
• Japanese: 噴出する (funshutsu suru) — to flow forth suddenly
• Japanese: 湧き出る (wakideru) — to flow forth suddenly
• Latin: scateō — to flow forth suddenly
• Māori: kuhī — to flow forth suddenly
• Māori: hīrere — to flow forth suddenly
• Māori: kapukapu — to flow forth suddenly
• Māori: totō — to flow forth suddenly
• Middle English: spryngen — to flow forth suddenly
• Portuguese: esguichar — to flow forth suddenly
• Russian: хлы́нуть (xlýnutʹ) — to flow forth suddenly
• Russian: струи́ться (struítʹsja) — to flow forth suddenly
• Russian: фонтани́ровать (fontanírovatʹ) — to flow forth suddenly
• Russian: бить струёй (bitʹ strujój) — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: manar — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: salir a chorros — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: salir a borbotones — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: brotar — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: surtir — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: borbotear — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: borbotar — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: borbollar — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: borbollear — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: borbollonear — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: borboritar — to flow forth suddenly
• Spanish: brollar — to flow forth suddenly
• Swedish: forsa — to flow forth suddenly
• Swedish: välla — to flow forth suddenly
• Thai: พุ่ง (pûng) — to flow forth suddenly
• Turkish: fışkırmak — to flow forth suddenly
• Walloon: spiter — to flow forth suddenly
• Walloon: stritchî — to flow forth suddenly
• Walloon: spritchî — to flow forth suddenly
• Finnish: puuskahtaa — to make an excessive display of enthusiasm
• French: s'extasier — to make an excessive display of enthusiasm
• German: schwärmen — to make an excessive display of enthusiasm
• Māori: pātere — to make an excessive display of enthusiasm
• Spanish: hacer efusión — to make an excessive display of enthusiasm