hike

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From English dialectal hyke (“to walk vigorously”), probably a Northern form of hitch, from Middle English hytchen, hichen, icchen (“to move, jerk, stir”). Cognate with Scots hyke (“to move with a jerk”), dialectal German hicken (“to hobble, walk with a limp”), Danish hinke (“to hop”).

112 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: արշավ (aršav) — a long walk
• Belarusian: пахо́д (paxód) — a long walk
• Belarusian: экску́рсія (ekskúrsija) — a long walk
• Bulgarian: по́ход (póhod) — a long walk
• Bulgarian: екскурзия (ekskurzija) — a long walk
• Catalan: caminada — a long walk
• Chinese Cantonese: 行山 (haang4 saan1) — a long walk
• Chinese Mandarin: 遠足 /远足 (yuǎnzú) — a long walk
• Danish: vandring — a long walk
• Danish: vandretur — a long walk
• Dutch: wandeling — a long walk
• Estonian: matk — a long walk
• Finnish: patikkaretki — a long walk
• Finnish: vaellus — a long walk
• French: randonnée — a long walk
• Galician: andaina — a long walk
• Galician: camiñada — a long walk
• German: Wanderung — a long walk
• Hungarian: túra — a long walk
• Hungarian: gyalogtúra — a long walk
• Italian: camminata — a long walk
• Italian: passeggiata — a long walk
• Italian: escursione — a long walk
• Japanese: 散策 (sansaku) — a long walk
• Japanese: ハイキング (haikingu) — a long walk
• Japanese: 遠足 (ensoku) — a long walk
• Japanese: ハイク (haiku) — a long walk
• Korean: 등산 (deungsan) — a long walk
• Korean: 하이킹 (haiking) — a long walk
• Korean: 산책 (sanchaek) — a long walk
• Lithuanian: žygis — a long walk
• Norwegian: vandring — a long walk
• Norwegian Bokmål: fottur — a long walk
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fottur — a long walk
• Occitan: escorreguda — a long walk
• Occitan: caminada — a long walk
• Occitan: excursion — a long walk
• Occitan: passejada — a long walk
• Persian: کوهنوردی — a long walk
• Polish: wędrówka — a long walk
• Polish: piesza wycieczka — a long walk
• Portuguese: caminhada — a long walk
• Portuguese: passeio — a long walk
• Portuguese: excursão — a long walk
• Russian: похо́д (poxód) — a long walk
• Russian: экску́рсия (ekskúrsija) — a long walk
• Russian: прогу́лка (progúlka) — a long walk
• Serbo-Croatian: planinarenje — a long walk
• Spanish: caminata — a long walk
• Swedish: vandring — a long walk
• Ukrainian: похі́д (poxíd) — a long walk
• Ukrainian: екску́рсія (ekskúrsija) — a long walk
• Vietnamese: cuộc đi bộ đường dài — a long walk
• Bulgarian: повишение (povišenie) — an abrupt increase
• Chinese Mandarin: 猛漲 /猛涨 (měngzhǎng) — an abrupt increase
• Chinese Mandarin: 激增 (jīzēng) — an abrupt increase
• Dutch: plotse stijging — an abrupt increase
• Finnish: nousu — an abrupt increase
• Finnish: korotus — an abrupt increase
• French: hausse — an abrupt increase
• French: augmentation — an abrupt increase
• Hungarian: emelkedés — an abrupt increase
• Italian: impennata — an abrupt increase
• Italian: balzo — an abrupt increase
• Italian: aumento — an abrupt increase
• Japanese: 急上昇 (kyūjōshō) — an abrupt increase
• Japanese: 急騰 (kyūtō) — an abrupt increase
• Russian: повыше́ние (povyšénije) — an abrupt increase
• Russian: подъём (podʺjóm) — an abrupt increase
• Spanish: suba — an abrupt increase
• Spanish: aumento — an abrupt increase
• Swedish: stegring — an abrupt increase
• Swedish: höjning — an abrupt increase
• German: Snap — the snap of the ball to start a play
• Catalan: fer senderisme — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Catalan: fer caminada — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Catalan: caminar — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Chinese Mandarin: 遠足 /远足 (yuǎnzú) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Danish: vandre — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Dutch: hiken — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Dutch: wandelen — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Estonian: matkama — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Finnish: retkeillä — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Finnish: patikoida — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• French: partir en randonnée — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• French: randonner — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• German: wandern — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Hungarian: túrázik — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Italian: fare un'escursione — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Italian: fare trekking — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Italian: camminare — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Japanese: 散策する (sansaku suru) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Japanese: ハイキングする (haikingu suru) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Korean: 등산하다 (deungsanhada) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Korean: 산책하다 (sanchaekhada) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Lithuanian: žygėti — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Māori: haere pakituri — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Māori: hīkoi — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Polish: wędrować — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Portuguese: fazer/dar uma caminhada — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Portuguese: andarilhar — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Portuguese: caminar — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Russian: броди́ть (brodítʹ) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Russian: путеше́ствовать (putešéstvovatʹ) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Russian: гуля́ть (guljátʹ) — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Spanish: caminar — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Spanish: senderear — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Swedish: vandra — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Vietnamese: đi bộ đường dài — to take a long walk for pleasure or exercise
• Japanese: 急上昇する (kyūjōshō suru) — to unfairly or suddenly raise a price
• Japanese: 急騰する (kyūtō suru) — to unfairly or suddenly raise a price
• Russian: задрать цену (zadratʹ cenu) — to unfairly or suddenly raise a price