murky

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• /ˈmɜː(ɹ)ki/
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• CMU ARPABET: M ER1 K IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English mirky. Related to Old Norse myrkr, Russian мрак (mrak) and its Slavic cognates. By surface analysis, murk + -y.

46 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: каламутны (kalamutny) — hard to see through
• Bulgarian: мътен (mǎten) — hard to see through
• Chinese Mandarin: 混濁 /混浊 (hùnzhuó) — hard to see through
• Czech: kalný — hard to see through
• Czech: neprůhledný — hard to see through
• Czech: šerý — hard to see through
• Czech: temný — hard to see through
• Czech: zakalený — hard to see through
• Danish: uigennemsigtig — hard to see through
• Dutch: troebel — hard to see through
• Dutch: troebele — hard to see through
• Emilian: scûr — hard to see through
• Finnish: samea — hard to see through
• Finnish: sakea — hard to see through
• French: sombre — hard to see through
• French: trouble — hard to see through
• Georgian: ბნელი (bneli) — hard to see through
• Georgian: შავბნელი (šavbneli) — hard to see through
• Georgian: უკუნი (uḳuni) — hard to see through
• Georgian: დაბინდული (dabinduli) — hard to see through
• German: düster — hard to see through
• German: trüb — hard to see through
• Hebrew: עכור (akhúr) — hard to see through
• Hebrew: מטושטוש (metushtásh) — hard to see through
• Hebrew: מעומעם (meum'ám) — hard to see through
• Irish: modartha — hard to see through
• Khmer: ល្អក់ (lʼɑk) — hard to see through
• Latin: turbidus — hard to see through
• Norwegian Nynorsk: grumsete — hard to see through
• Polish: mętny — hard to see through
• Polish: nieprzenikniony — hard to see through
• Romanian: tulbure — hard to see through
• Russian: му́тный (mútnyj) — hard to see through
• Scots: mirk — hard to see through
• Spanish: turbio — hard to see through
• Turkish: bulanık — hard to see through
• Ukrainian: каламутний (kalamutnyj) — hard to see through
• Vietnamese: đục — hard to see through
• Czech: pochybný — dishonest, shady
• Czech: podezřelý — dishonest, shady
• Danish: skummel — dishonest, shady
• Finnish: hämäräperäinen — dishonest, shady
• Polish: ciemny — dishonest, shady
• Polish: podejrzany — dishonest, shady
• Russian: тёмный (tjómnyj) — dishonest, shady
• Russian: гря́зный (grjáznyj) — dishonest, shady