jumble

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• /ˈd͡ʒʌmbəl/
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• Northern-England: /ˈd͡ʒʊmbəl/
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From Middle English jumbelen, alteration of jumbren, jombren, a variant of jumpren, frequentative of jumpen (“to jump”), equal to jump + -le. More at jumber, jump, jumper.

74 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: զանգված (zangvac) — mixture of often unrelated things
• Bulgarian: бъркотия (bǎrkotija) — mixture of often unrelated things
• Czech: změť — mixture of often unrelated things
• Czech: směsice — mixture of often unrelated things
• Czech: míchanice — mixture of often unrelated things
• Dutch: mengelmoes — mixture of often unrelated things
• Esperanto: miksaĵo — mixture of often unrelated things
• Finnish: sekasotku — mixture of often unrelated things
• Finnish: sekamelska — mixture of often unrelated things
• Georgian: ნარევი (narevi) — mixture of often unrelated things
• Georgian: აურზაური (aurzauri) — mixture of often unrelated things
• German: Durcheinander — mixture of often unrelated things
• German: Mischmasch — mixture of often unrelated things
• German: Wirrwarr — mixture of often unrelated things
• Italian: accozzaglia — mixture of often unrelated things
• Italian: guazzabuglio — mixture of often unrelated things
• Italian: paccottiglia — mixture of often unrelated things
• Italian: chincaglieria — mixture of often unrelated things
• Italian: cianfrusaglia — mixture of often unrelated things
• Italian: zibaldone — mixture of often unrelated things
• Italian: coacervo — mixture of often unrelated things
• Occitan: mixtura — mixture of often unrelated things
• Occitan: mescla — mixture of often unrelated things
• Occitan: mescladís — mixture of often unrelated things
• Occitan: barrejadís — mixture of often unrelated things
• Plautdietsch: Mischmausch — mixture of often unrelated things
• Plautdietsch: Wirwoa — mixture of often unrelated things
• Portuguese: misto — mixture of often unrelated things
• Russian: ку́ча (kúča) — mixture of often unrelated things
• Russian: пу́таница (pútanica) — mixture of often unrelated things
• Russian: мешани́на (mešanína) — mixture of often unrelated things
• Spanish: revuelo — mixture of often unrelated things
• Spanish: revoltijo — mixture of often unrelated things
• Spanish: jaleo — mixture of often unrelated things
• Spanish: maraña — mixture of often unrelated things
• Turkish: karışıklık — mixture of often unrelated things
• Turkish: kargaşa — mixture of often unrelated things
• Turkish: arab saçı — mixture of often unrelated things
• Czech: harampádí — Items for a rummage sale
• Czech: staré věci — Items for a rummage sale
• Czech: staré krámy — Items for a rummage sale
• Finnish: myyjäisesineet — Items for a rummage sale
• German: Trödel — Items for a rummage sale
• German: Ramsch — Items for a rummage sale
• Bulgarian: разбърквам (razbǎrkvam) — to mix or confuse
• Bulgarian: размесвам (razmesvam) — to mix or confuse
• Czech: pomíchat — to mix or confuse
• Czech: přeházet — to mix or confuse
• Czech: zpřeházet — to mix or confuse
• Czech: rozházet — to mix or confuse
• Finnish: sotkea — to mix or confuse
• French: mélanger — to mix or confuse
• Georgian: შერევა (šereva) — to mix or confuse
• Georgian: არევა (areva) — to mix or confuse
• Georgian: შეშლა (šešla) — to mix or confuse
• German: durcheinanderbringen — to mix or confuse
• German: durcheinanderwerfen — to mix or confuse
• Italian: ingarbugliare — to mix or confuse
• Māori: whakananu — to mix or confuse
• Occitan: mesclar — to mix or confuse
• Portuguese: misturar — to mix or confuse
• Russian: смешивать (smešivatʹ) — to mix or confuse
• Russian: смешать (smešatʹ) — to mix or confuse
• Russian: перемешивать (peremešivatʹ) — to mix or confuse
• Russian: перемешать (peremešatʹ) — to mix or confuse
• Russian: перепу́тывать (perepútyvatʹ) — to mix or confuse
• Russian: перепутать (pereputatʹ) — to mix or confuse
• Sotho: ocinitafsta — to mix or confuse
• Spanish: enredar — to mix or confuse
• Spanish: mezclar — to mix or confuse
• Turkish: karıştırmak — to mix or confuse
• Turkish: şaşırtmak — to mix or confuse
• Turkish: karmakarışık etmek — to mix or confuse
• Turkish: arab saçına benzetmek — to mix or confuse