sandy

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From Middle English sandi, sondy, sandiȝ, from Old English sandiġ (“sandy”), equivalent to sand + -y. Cognate with Dutch zandig (“sandy”), German sandig (“sandy”), Swedish sandig (“sandy”).

From clippings + -y

* (Bedfordshire): Recorded as Sandeie in the Domesday Book, the town is named with Old English sand (“sand”) + īeġ (“island”). Doublet of Sanday. * (Carmarthenshire): From Welsh sant + dŷ (“house of the saint”) * (Tyneside (Geordie)): sand + -y

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Aromanian: arinos — covered with sand
• Azerbaijani: qumlu — covered with sand
• Basque: hareatsua — covered with sand
• Belarusian: пясо́чны (pjasóčny) — covered with sand
• Belarusian: пясча́ны (pjasčány) — covered with sand
• Breton: traezhek — covered with sand
• Bulgarian: песъчли́в (pesǎčlív) — covered with sand
• Catalan: sorrenc — covered with sand
• Danish: sandet — covered with sand
• Dutch: zanderig — covered with sand
• Esperanto: sabla — covered with sand
• Finnish: hiekkainen — covered with sand
• Galician: areoso — covered with sand
• German: sandig — covered with sand
• Greek: αμμώδης (ammódis) — covered with sand
• Ancient Greek: ἀμμώδης (ammṓdēs) — covered with sand
• Gujarati: રેતાળ (retāḷ) — covered with sand
• Hungarian: homokos — covered with sand
• Icelandic: sendinn — covered with sand
• Ido: sabloza — covered with sand
• Ingrian: liivakas — covered with sand
• Ingrian: liivain — covered with sand
• Ingrian: liivaperäin — covered with sand
• Latin: harēnōsus — covered with sand
• Latvian: smilšains — covered with sand
• Lithuanian: smėlėtas — covered with sand
• Macedonian: песочен (pesočen) — covered with sand
• Nogai: кумлы (kumlı) — covered with sand
• Polish: piaszczysty — covered with sand
• Portuguese: areado — covered with sand
• Portuguese: arenado — covered with sand
• Romanian: nisipos — covered with sand
• Romanian: arinos — covered with sand
• Russian: песо́чный (pesóčnyj) — covered with sand
• Russian: песча́ный (pesčányj) — covered with sand
• Southern Altai: кумакту (kumaktu) — covered with sand
• Spanish: arenoso — covered with sand
• Swedish: sandig — covered with sand
• Turkish: kumlu — covered with sand
• Ukrainian: піща́ний (piščányj) — covered with sand
• Yiddish: זאַמדיק (zamdik) — covered with sand
• Azerbaijani: qumsal — containing sand
• Bulgarian: песъчли́в (pesǎčlív) — containing sand
• Hindi: बलुआ (baluā) — containing sand
• Irish: gainmheach — containing sand
• Norwegian Bokmål: sandholdig — containing sand
• Russian: песо́чный (pesóčnyj) — containing sand
• Russian: песча́ный (pesčányj) — containing sand
• Turkish: kumlu — containing sand
• Bulgarian: пя́съчен (pjásǎčen) — like sand
• Catalan: sorrenc — like sand
• Finnish: hiekkamainen — like sand
• Galician: areoso — like sand
• Greek: αμμώδης (ammódis) — like sand
• Greek: αμμοειδής (ammoeidís) — like sand
• Gujarati: રેતાળ (retāḷ) — like sand
• Ido: sabloza — like sand
• Latin: harēnōsus — like sand
• Latvian: smilšains — like sand
• Portuguese: areoso — like sand
• Romanian: nisipos — like sand
• Romanian: arinos — like sand
• Russian: песо́чный (pesóčnyj) — like sand
• Russian: песча́ный (pesčányj) — like sand
• Spanish: arenoso — like sand
• Turkish: kumsu — like sand
• Ukrainian: піща́ний (piščányj) — like sand
• Catalan: vermellós — sand-coloured
• Danish: sandfarvet — sand-coloured
• Dutch: zandkleurig — sand-coloured
• Finnish: hiekanvärinen — sand-coloured
• German: sandfarben — sand-coloured
• Ido: sablea — sand-coloured
• Irish: fionnrua — sand-coloured
• Lithuanian: smėlio spalvos — sand-coloured
• Norwegian: sandfarget — sand-coloured
• Portuguese: arenoso — sand-coloured
• Romanian: nisipiu — sand-coloured
• Russian: песо́чный (pesóčnyj) — sand-coloured
• Swedish: sandfärgad — sand-coloured
• Ukrainian: піща́ний (piščányj) — sand-coloured