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From Middle English schadowe, schadewe, schadwe (also schade > shade), from Old English sċeaduwe, sċeadwe, oblique form of sċeadu (“shadow, shade; darkness; protection”), from Proto-West Germanic *skadu, from Proto-Germanic *skaduz (“shade, shadow”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)ḱeh3- (“darkness”). Doublet of shade. Cognates Cognate with Scots shedda (“shadow”), Saterland Frisian Skaad, Skade (“shade, shadow”), West Frisian skaad, skâd (“shade, shadow”), Central Franconian and Limburgish Schatte (“shadow”), Dutch schade, schaduw (“shadow”), German Schatten (“shade, shadow”), German Low German Scharr, Scharre (“shade, shadow”), Luxembourgish Schiet (“shade, shadow”), Vilamovian siota (“shadow”), Yiddish שאָטן (shotn, “shadow”), Faroese skadda (“thick wet mountain fog”), Icelandic skodda, skoddi (“shadow”), Norwegian Bokmål skodde (“fog, mist”), Norwegian Nynorsk skodde, skåddj, skåidd (“fog; ice fog”), Gothic 𐍃𐌺𐌰𐌳𐌿𐍃 (skadus, “shadow”); also Breton skeud (“shadow; reflection; ghost”), Cornish skeus (“shadow; reflection”), Irish scáth (“shadow”), Manx scaa, skæ (“shield; shade, shadow”), Scottish Gaelic sgàth (“shade, shadow”), Latin obscurus (“dark, dusky, shadowy”), Ancient Greek σκότος (skótos, “darkness, gloom”) (whence English scoto-), Belarusian сівы́ (sivý, “grey”), Czech and Slovak sivý (“grey”), Macedonian осој (osoj, “shady place”), Polish siwy (“grey”), Russian си́вый (sívyj, “grey”), Serbo-Croatian сив, siv (“grey”), Slovene osoja (“shady place”), Ukrainian си́вий (sývyj, “grey”), Armenian սեաւ (seaw), սեւ (sew, “black”), Ossetian сау (saw, “black”), Persian سه (sah), سیه (siyah), سیاه (siyâh, “black”), Sanskrit श्याम (śyāma, “black”), श्याव (śyāva, “dark”).

From Middle English schadowen, from Old English sċeadwian, from sċeadu (“shadow; shade”) + -ian (suffix forming verbs).

459 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: ашәшьыра (aŝwšəra) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Afrikaans: skaduwee — dark image projected onto a surface
• Afrikaans: skadu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Dupaningan Agta: alinunu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ahom: 𑜂𑜧 (ṅaw) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Akkadian: 𒄑𒈪 (ṣillu) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Albanian: hije — dark image projected onto a surface
• Albanian: hie — dark image projected onto a surface
• Southern Altai: кӧлӧҥӧ (kölöŋö) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Southern Altai: кӧлӧткӧ (kölötkö) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Southern Altai: кӧлӧтки (kölötki) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Northern Amami Ōshima: 影 (xage) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Southern Amami Ōshima: 影 (kage) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ambonese Malay: sombar — dark image projected onto a surface
• Amharic: ጥላ (ṭəla) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Amis: 'adingo — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chungli Ao: akhüm — dark image projected onto a surface
• Arabic: ظِلّ (ẓill) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Arabic: خَيَال (ḵayāl) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Arabic: خيال (ḵayāl) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Arabic: ظِلّ (ḍill, ẓill) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Arabic: ضل (ḍəll) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Arabic: خيال (ḵayāl) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Arabic: ظِلّ (ẓill) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aragonese: huembra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aragonese: sombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aramaic: ܛܠܠܐ (ṭillālā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aramaic: טללא (ṭillālā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aramaic: טלניתא (ṭellānīṯā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aramaic: ܛܠܠܐ (tellālā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Armenian: ստվեր (stver) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Armenian: շուք (šukʻ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aromanian: aumbrã — dark image projected onto a surface
• Aromanian: umbrã — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ashkun: niča — dark image projected onto a surface
• Asi: hawong — dark image projected onto a surface
• Assamese: ছাঁ (sã) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Asturian: solombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Asturian: sombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Avar: гъаралд (ğarald) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Azerbaijani: kölgə — dark image projected onto a surface
• Baluchi: ساہگ (sāyīg) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Bashkir: күләгә (küləgə) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Basque: itzal — dark image projected onto a surface
• Basque: errainu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Basque: ilunune — dark image projected onto a surface
• Bassa: zùù — dark image projected onto a surface
• Belarusian: цень (cjenʹ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Bengali: ছায়া (chaẏa) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Bengali: ছাইড়া (chaiṛa) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Bengali: শ্যাডো (śêḍō) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Breton: skeud — dark image projected onto a surface
• Bulgarian: ся́нка (sjánka) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Burmese: ဆာယာ (hcaya) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Burmese: အရိပ် (a.rip) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Buryat: һүүдэр (hüüder) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Carpathian Rusyn: тїнь (tjinʹ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Catalan: ombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Cebuano: aníno — dark image projected onto a surface
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⵎⴰⵍⵓ (amalu) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chamicuro: s̈ha'me — dark image projected onto a surface
• Cheke Holo: naun̄o — dark image projected onto a surface
• Cherokee: ᎤᏓᏴᎳᏛ (udayvladv) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chichewa: chithunzithunzi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese Cantonese: 陰影 /阴影 (jam1 jing2) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese Cantonese: 影子 (jing2 zi2) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese: йинзы (yinzɨ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese: йинйинзы (yinyinzɨ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese: йинйир (yinyir) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hakka Chinese: 陰影 /阴影 (yîm-yáng) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese: 陰影 /阴影 (im-ián) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese Mandarin: 陰影 /阴影 (yīnyǐng) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Chinese Mandarin: 影子 (yǐngzi) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Wu Chinese: 陰影 /阴影 (1in-in) — dark image projected onto a surface
• East Circassian: жьауэ (źawɛ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• West Circassian: жьао (źawo) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Maore Comorian: muvuli — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ngazidja Comorian: mvuli — dark image projected onto a surface
• Cornish: skeus — dark image projected onto a surface
• Crimean Tatar: kölge — dark image projected onto a surface
• Crimean Tatar: talda — dark image projected onto a surface
• Czech: stín — dark image projected onto a surface
• Dakota: isábye — dark image projected onto a surface
• Danish: skygge — dark image projected onto a surface
• Dongxiang: xiaojiao — dark image projected onto a surface
• Dutch: schaduw — dark image projected onto a surface
• Egyptian: S-w-t-S36 (šwt) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Esperanto: ombro — dark image projected onto a surface
• Estonian: vari — dark image projected onto a surface
• Even: химӈэн (himŋən) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Even: хинян (hiņan) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Evenki: симңун — dark image projected onto a surface
• Evenki: ханян (haņan) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Farefare: mã'asʋm — dark image projected onto a surface
• Faroese: skuggi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Finnish: varjo — dark image projected onto a surface
• French: ombre — dark image projected onto a surface
• Saterland Frisian: Skaad — dark image projected onto a surface
• West-Frisian: skaad — dark image projected onto a surface
• Friulian: ombre — dark image projected onto a surface
• Gagauz: gölgä — dark image projected onto a surface
• Galician: sombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Gamilaraay: guramun — dark image projected onto a surface
• Georgian: ჩრდილი (črdili) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Georgian: აჩრდილი (ačrdili) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Georgian: ჩერო (čero) — dark image projected onto a surface
• German: Schatten — dark image projected onto a surface
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌺𐌰𐌳𐌿𐍃 (skadus) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Greek: σκιά (skiá) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Greek: ίσκιος (ískios) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ancient Greek: σκιά (skiá) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Paraguayan Guarani: kuarahy'ã — dark image projected onto a surface
• Gujarati: પડછાયો (paḍchāyo) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Haitian Creole: lonbraj — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hawaiian: aka — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hawaiian: huaka — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hawaiian: ʻūmalu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hebrew: צֵל (tzel) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hindi: परछाई (parchāī) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hindi: छाया (chāyā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hindi: साया (sāyā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hindi: छाँव (chā̃v) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hungarian: árny — dark image projected onto a surface
• Hungarian: árnyék — dark image projected onto a surface
• Iatmul: ka'ik — dark image projected onto a surface
• Icelandic: skuggi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ido: ombro — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tuwali Ifugao: a-o — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ilocano: aniniwan — dark image projected onto a surface
• Indonesian: bayangan — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ingrian: kupahain — dark image projected onto a surface
• Interlingua: umbra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Inuktitut: ᑕᕐᕋᖅ (tarraq) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Inupiaq: taġġaq — dark image projected onto a surface
• Irish: scáth — dark image projected onto a surface
• Italian: ombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Itza': boʼoy — dark image projected onto a surface
• Japanese: 影 (kage) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Japanese: 陰影 (in'ei) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Japanese: 日陰 (hikage) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Javanese: bayang-bayang — dark image projected onto a surface
• Old Javanese: wayaṅ — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lubuagan Kalinga: alliliwan — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kalmyk: сүүдр (süüdr) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kamkata-viri: ćāva — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kannada: ನೆರಳು (neraḷu) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kapampangan: anino — dark image projected onto a surface
• Karachay-Balkar: салкъын (salqın) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kashmiri: ژھاے (ċhāy) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kashubian: céniô — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kavalan: ningu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kazakh: көлеңке (köleñke) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Khakas: кӧлек (kölek) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Khmer: ស្រមោល (srɑɑmaol) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kikai: 影 (hagï) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kikuyu: kĩĩruru — dark image projected onto a surface
• Komi-Zyrian: вуджӧр (vudžör) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Konkani: साव्ळी (sāvḷī) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Korean: 그림자 (geurimja) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Korean: 음영 (eumyeong) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kunigami: 影 (hagī) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Northern Kurdish: sî — dark image projected onto a surface
• Northern Kurdish: sîber — dark image projected onto a surface
• Kyrgyz: көлөкө (kölökö) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lao: ຮົ່ມເງົາ (hom ngao) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lao: ເງົາ (ngao) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lao: ຮົ່ມ (hom) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lao: ສາຍາ (s) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Latgalian: susātivs — dark image projected onto a surface
• Latin: umbra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Latvian: ēna — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ligurian: ónbra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Limburgish: sjeem — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lingala: elili — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lithuanian: šešėlis — dark image projected onto a surface
• Livonian: vōŗ — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lombard: ombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lombard: ombria — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lower Tanana: yik — dark image projected onto a surface
• Low German: Scharre — dark image projected onto a surface
• Low German: Scharr — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lü: ᦇᧁ (ngaw) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Luxembourgish: Schiet — dark image projected onto a surface
• Macedonian: сенка (senka) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Magahi: 𑂓𑂰𑂯 (chāh) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Maguindanao: alung — dark image projected onto a surface
• Malagasy: àloka — dark image projected onto a surface
• Malagasy: aloka — dark image projected onto a surface
• Malay: bayang — dark image projected onto a surface
• Brunei Malay: bayang-bayang — dark image projected onto a surface
• Malayalam: നിഴൽ (niḻal) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Maltese: dell — dark image projected onto a surface
• Manchu: ᡥᡝᠯᠮᡝᠨ (helmen) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Dibabawon Manobo: lambung — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mansaka: anino — dark image projected onto a surface
• Manx: scaa — dark image projected onto a surface
• Manx: scadoo — dark image projected onto a surface
• Māori: atārangi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Māori: ātārangi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Māori: ataata — dark image projected onto a surface
• Māori: kōruru — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mapudungun: jawfeñ — dark image projected onto a surface
• Maranao: along — dark image projected onto a surface
• Marathi: सावली (sāvlī) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mauritian Creole: lonbraz — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mazanderani: ساینه (sâyne) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Middle English: schadwe — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mirandese: selombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Miyako: 影 (kagi) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mizo: hlim — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mongolian: сүүдэр (süüder) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mongolian: харанхуй (xaranxuj) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Mwani: mviri — dark image projected onto a surface
• Classical Nahuatl: cēhualli — dark image projected onto a surface
• Nanai: сингмун (siŋmun) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Navajo: chahaʼoh — dark image projected onto a surface
• Navajo: chahashʼoh — dark image projected onto a surface
• Newar: किचः (kica:) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Nobiin: nùùr — dark image projected onto a surface
• Norwegian Bokmål: skygge — dark image projected onto a surface
• Occitan: ombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Odia: ଛାଇ (chāi) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Southern Ohlone: xeˑwex (Rumsen) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Southern Ohlone: heˑwe (Mutsun) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ojibwe: [script needed] (agawaateshinong) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Okinawan: 影 — dark image projected onto a surface
• Okinoerabu: 影 (haga) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Church Slavic: тѣня (těnja) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Church Slavic: сѣнь (sěnĭ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Old East Slavic: тѣнь (těnĭ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Old English: sċeadu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Old English: sċūa — dark image projected onto a surface
• Omaha-Ponca: 'ónaze — dark image projected onto a surface
• Oromo: gaaddisa — dark image projected onto a surface
• Oroqen: ʃinmun — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ossetian: аууон (awuon) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ossetian: ӕндӕрг (ændærg) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Pali: chāyā — dark image projected onto a surface
• Pannonian Rusyn: цинь (cinʹ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Pannonian Rusyn: цин (cin) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Pashto: سايه (sāyá) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Pennsylvania German: Schadde — dark image projected onto a surface
• Dari: سَایَه (sāya) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Iranian Persian: سایِه (sâye) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Piedmontese: ombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Pitjantjatjara: wiltja — dark image projected onto a surface
• Pitjantjatjara: kaṉku — dark image projected onto a surface
• Plautdietsch: Schauten — dark image projected onto a surface
• Polish: cień — dark image projected onto a surface
• Portuguese: sombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Prasuni: vućā — dark image projected onto a surface
• Punjabi: ਛਾ (chā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Punjabi: ਛਾਂ f ਪਰਛਾਂਵਾਂ (chā̃) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Quechua: llanthu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Quechua: llantu — dark image projected onto a surface
• Rohingya: sába — dark image projected onto a surface
• Romagnol: òra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Romanian: umbră — dark image projected onto a surface
• Romansh: sumbriva — dark image projected onto a surface
• Romansh: umbriva — dark image projected onto a surface
• Romansh: sumbreiva — dark image projected onto a surface
• Russian: тень (tenʹ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Skolt-Sami: ǩeeuʹniǩ — dark image projected onto a surface
• Sanskrit: छाया (chāyā́) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Sardinian: umbara — dark image projected onto a surface
• Sardinian: umbra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Sardinian: urma — dark image projected onto a surface
• Scottish Gaelic: faileas — dark image projected onto a surface
• Scottish Gaelic: dubhar — dark image projected onto a surface
• Scottish Gaelic: sgàile — dark image projected onto a surface
• Koyraboro-Senni: bii — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: сенка — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: сјенка — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: сена — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: сјена — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: тење — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: тијење — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: senka — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: sjenka — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: sena — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: sjena — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: tenje — dark image projected onto a surface
• Serbo-Croatian: tijenje — dark image projected onto a surface
• Seychellois Creole: lombraz — dark image projected onto a surface
• Shan: ငဝ်း (ngáo) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Shona: mumvuri — dark image projected onto a surface
• Shoshone: heki — dark image projected onto a surface
• Shuswap: smelkwék̓wye7 — dark image projected onto a surface
• Sicilian: ùmmira — dark image projected onto a surface
• Sidamo: caale — dark image projected onto a surface
• Sinhalese: හෙවනැල්ල (hewanælla) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Slovak: tieň — dark image projected onto a surface
• Slovak: tôňa — dark image projected onto a surface
• Slovene: senca — dark image projected onto a surface
• Lower Sorbian: śěń — dark image projected onto a surface
• Upper Sorbian: sćin — dark image projected onto a surface
• Spanish: sombra — dark image projected onto a surface
• Svan: მანჩალ (mančal) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Swahili: uvuli — dark image projected onto a surface
• Swedish: skugga — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tagalog: anino — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tai Dam: ꪹꪉꪱ — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tai Nüa: ᥒᥝᥰ (ngäw) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tajik: соя (soya) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tamil: நிழல் (niḻal) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tarifit: tiri — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tatar: күләгә (külägä) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tausug: lambong — dark image projected onto a surface
• Telugu: నీడ (nīḍa) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ternate: gurumi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tetum: lalatak — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tetum: mahon — dark image projected onto a surface
• Thai: เงา (ngao) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Thai: ฉายา (chǎa-yaa) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Thai: เงามืด (ngao-mʉ̂ʉt) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Northern Thai: ᨦᩮᩢᩣ — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tibetan: གྲིབ་མ (grib ma) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tidore: gurumi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tigrinya: ጽላሎት (ṣəlalot) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tobian: yaungar — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tocharian B: skiyo — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tofa: һөлеге (hölege) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tokunoshima: 影 (xagï) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tswana: moriti — dark image projected onto a surface
• Turkish: gölge — dark image projected onto a surface
• Turkmen: kölege — dark image projected onto a surface
• Tuvan: хөлеге (xölege) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Udmurt: вужер (vužer) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ugaritic: 𐎑𐎍 (ẓl) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Ukrainian: тінь (tinʹ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Urdu: سایَہ (sāya) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Urdu: چھایا (chāyā) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Urdu: چھاؤں (chāõ) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Uyghur: سايە (saye) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Uzbek: soya — dark image projected onto a surface
• Uzbek: koʻlanka — dark image projected onto a surface
• Venetan: onbria — dark image projected onto a surface
• Vietnamese: bóng — dark image projected onto a surface
• Vietnamese: bóng tối — dark image projected onto a surface
• Vilamovian: siota — dark image projected onto a surface
• Volapük: jad — dark image projected onto a surface
• Võro: vari — dark image projected onto a surface
• Waigali: čakara — dark image projected onto a surface
• Walloon: ombe — dark image projected onto a surface
• Walloon: ombrire — dark image projected onto a surface
• Waray-Waray: lindong — dark image projected onto a surface
• Wauja: yaku'la — dark image projected onto a surface
• Welsh: cysgod — dark image projected onto a surface
• Wiradjuri: gúruman — dark image projected onto a surface
• Wiradjuri: guramun — dark image projected onto a surface
• Wiradjuri: gurruman — dark image projected onto a surface
• Wolof: takandeer — dark image projected onto a surface
• Xhosa: isithunzi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yaeyama: 影 (kai) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yakut: күлүк (külük) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yámana: olana — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yiddish: שאָטן (shotn) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yonaguni: 影 (kangi) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yoron: 影 (hagi) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yucatec Maya: oochel — dark image projected onto a surface
• Yurok: saˀawor — dark image projected onto a surface
• Zazaki: sersi (diq) — dark image projected onto a surface
• Zhuang: ngaeuz — dark image projected onto a surface
• Zulu: isithunzi — dark image projected onto a surface
• Bashkir: күләгә (küləgə) — relative darkness
• Bulgarian: полумра́к (polumrák) — relative darkness
• Czech: stín — relative darkness
• Dutch: schaduw — relative darkness
• Esperanto: mezlumo — relative darkness
• Finnish: varjo — relative darkness
• French: ombre — relative darkness
• Greek: σκιά (skiá) — relative darkness
• Japanese: 影 (kage) — relative darkness
• Korean: 그늘 (geuneul) — relative darkness
• Korean: 응달 (eungdal) — relative darkness
• Māori: kōruru — relative darkness
• Portuguese: sombras — relative darkness
• Portuguese: penumbra — relative darkness
• Russian: тень (tenʹ) — relative darkness
• Russian: полумра́к (polumrák) — relative darkness
• Scottish Gaelic: faileas — relative darkness
• Scottish Gaelic: dubhar — relative darkness
• Ukrainian: тінь (tinʹ) — relative darkness
• Ukrainian: за́тінок (zátinok) — relative darkness
• Finnish: katve — area protected by an obstacle
• Swedish: skugga — area protected by an obstacle
• Ukrainian: тінь (tinʹ) — area protected by an obstacle
• Bulgarian: отражение (otraženie) — reflected image
• Finnish: kuvajainen — reflected image
• Middle English: schadwe — reflected image
• Tamil: நிழல் (niḻal) — reflected image
• Ukrainian: віддзерка́лення (viddzerkálennja) — reflected image
• Ukrainian: відобра́ження (vidobrážennja) — reflected image
• Ukrainian: відбиття́ (vidbyttjá) — reflected image
• Bulgarian: призрак (prizrak) — that which looms as though a shadow
• Finnish: varjo — that which looms as though a shadow
• Portuguese: vulto — that which looms as though a shadow
• Tamil: நிழல் (niḻal) — that which looms as though a shadow
• Ukrainian: тінь (tinʹ) — that which looms as though a shadow
• Bulgarian: оттенък (ottenǎk) — small degree
• Finnish: häivähdys — small degree
• Ukrainian: відті́нок (vidtínok) — small degree
• Finnish: varjo — imperfect and faint representation
• Middle English: schadwe — imperfect and faint representation
• Ukrainian: тінь (tinʹ) — imperfect and faint representation
• Bulgarian: пресле́двач (preslédvač) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Finnish: varjostaja — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Finnish: varjo — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Greek: σκιά (skiá) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Japanese: 尾行者 (bikōsha) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Portuguese: sombra — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Russian: шпик (špik) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Russian: пресле́дователь (preslédovatelʹ) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Russian: пресле́довательница (preslédovatelʹnica) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Slovene: senca — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Ukrainian: переслі́дувач (pereslíduvač) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Ukrainian: переслі́дувачка (pereslíduvačka) — one who secretly or furtively follows another
• Bulgarian: светлосянка (svetlosjanka) — typographic effect
• Czech: stín — typographic effect
• Finnish: varjostus — typographic effect
• Greek: σκιά (skiá) — typographic effect
• Japanese: 影付き (kagetsuki) — typographic effect
• Portuguese: sombreado — typographic effect
• Ukrainian: заті́нення (zatínennja) — typographic effect
• Finnish: varjo — influence, especially a pervasive or a negative one
• Finnish: varjo — psychology: unconscious aspect of the personality
• Bulgarian: засенчвам (zasenčvam) — to block light or radio transmission
• Czech: stínit — to block light or radio transmission
• Danish: skygge — to block light or radio transmission
• Esperanto: ombri — to block light or radio transmission
• Finnish: varjostaa — to block light or radio transmission
• German: beschatten — to block light or radio transmission
• Greek: επισκιάζω (episkiázo) — to block light or radio transmission
• Greek: σκιάζω (skiázo) — to block light or radio transmission
• Middle English: schadwen — to block light or radio transmission
• Persian: سایه افکندن (sâye afkandan) — to block light or radio transmission
• Portuguese: sombrear — to block light or radio transmission
• Czech: sledovat — to secretly track or follow another
• Danish: skygge — to secretly track or follow another
• Dutch: schaduwen — to secretly track or follow another
• Esperanto: gvatsekvi — to secretly track or follow another
• Finnish: varjostaa — to secretly track or follow another
• French: prendre en filature — to secretly track or follow another
• French: filer — to secretly track or follow another
• German: beschatten — to secretly track or follow another
• Greek: παρακολουθώ (parakolouthó) — to secretly track or follow another
• Greek: γίνομαι σκιά (gínomai skiá) — to secretly track or follow another
• Italian: pedinare — to secretly track or follow another
• Japanese: 尾行する (bikō suru) — to secretly track or follow another
• Māori: whakamomoka — to secretly track or follow another
• Swedish: skugga — to secretly track or follow another
• Bulgarian: придружавам (pridružavam) — to accompany a professional in order to learn — see also observe
• Chinese Mandarin: 见学 — to accompany a professional in order to learn — see also observe
• Finnish: seurata — to accompany a professional in order to learn — see also observe
• Finnish: varjostaa — to accompany a professional in order to learn — see also observe
• Spanish: ver cómo trabaja — to accompany a professional in order to learn — see also observe
• Spanish: aprender imitando — to accompany a professional in order to learn — see also observe
• Finnish: varjostaa — programming: to make an identifier inaccessible
• Finnish: varjostaa — computing: to apply the shadowing process to