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From SH (“self-harm”) + ED (“eating disorder”).

Variant of Shedd.

From Middle English sched, schede, schad, from a combination of Old English scēada (“a parting of the hair, top of the head”) and Old English ġesċēad (“distinction, reason”).

Dialectal variant of a specialized use of shade.

From Middle English scheden, schede, from Old English scēadan, scādan (“to separate, divide, part, make a line of separation between; remove from association or companionship; distinguish, discriminate, decide, determine, appoint; shatter, shed; expound; decree; write down; differ”), from Proto-West Germanic *skaiþan, from Proto-Germanic *skaiþaną (compare West Frisian skiede, Dutch and German scheiden), from Proto-Indo-European *skeyt- (“to cut, part, divide, separate”), from *skey-. See also Irish scian (“knife”), Lithuanian skėsti (“to spread”), ski̇́esti (“to separate”), Old Church Slavonic цѣдити (cěditi, “to filter, strain”), Ancient Greek σχίζω (skhízō, “to split”), Old Armenian ցտեմ (cʻtem, “to scratch”), Sanskrit च्यति (cyáti, “he cuts off”)). Related to shoad, shit, sheath.

311 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 梭口 (suōkǒu) — opening between upper and lower warp yarns
• Chinese Mandarin: 梭道 (suōdào) — opening between upper and lower warp yarns
• Finnish: viriö — opening between upper and lower warp yarns
• Finnish: vire — opening between upper and lower warp yarns
• Portuguese: cala — opening between upper and lower warp yarns
• Swedish: skäl — opening between upper and lower warp yarns
• Albanian: strehë — temporary structure to shelter something
• Arabic: سَقِيفَة (saqīfa) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Armenian: մառան (maṙan) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Armenian: մթերանոց (mtʻeranocʻ) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Azerbaijani: anbar — temporary structure to shelter something
• Azerbaijani: depo — temporary structure to shelter something
• Basque: estalgune — temporary structure to shelter something
• Belarusian: хлеў (xljew) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Belarusian: пу́ня (púnja) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Belarusian: шо́па (šópa) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Bulgarian: на́вес (náves) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Bulgarian: бара́ка (baráka) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Bulgarian: депо́ (depó) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Burmese: တဲ (tai:) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Catalan: barraca — temporary structure to shelter something
• Chinese Mandarin: 棚子 (péngzi) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Crimean Tatar: aran — temporary structure to shelter something
• Czech: kůlna — temporary structure to shelter something
• Danish: skur — temporary structure to shelter something
• Dutch: loods — temporary structure to shelter something
• Dutch: schuur — temporary structure to shelter something
• Esperanto: budo — temporary structure to shelter something
• Faroese: skúrur — temporary structure to shelter something
• Faroese: skúr — temporary structure to shelter something
• Finnish: vaja — temporary structure to shelter something
• Finnish: katos — temporary structure to shelter something
• Finnish: liiteri — temporary structure to shelter something
• French: hangar — temporary structure to shelter something
• French: baraque — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: alboio — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: alpendre — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: pendello — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: combarro — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: cabanel — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: tanada — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: tedata — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: tolde — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: poubeo — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: subeiro — temporary structure to shelter something
• Galician: calostria — temporary structure to shelter something
• Georgian: ფარდული (parduli) — temporary structure to shelter something
• German: Schuppen — temporary structure to shelter something
• Greek: παράπηγμα (parápigma) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Greek: καλύβα (kalýva) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Greek: αποθήκη (apothíki) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hebrew: צְרִיף (tsrif) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hiligaynon: kwádra — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hindi: कुटिया (kuṭiyā) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hindi: कुटी (kuṭī) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hindi: झोंपड़ी (jhõpṛī) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hungarian: pajta — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hungarian: fészer — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hungarian: csűr — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hungarian: sufni — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hungarian: tároló — temporary structure to shelter something
• Hungarian: szín — temporary structure to shelter something
• Icelandic: skúr — temporary structure to shelter something
• Icelandic: skemma — temporary structure to shelter something
• Ingrian: tanvas — temporary structure to shelter something
• Irish: seid — temporary structure to shelter something
• Irish: bothán — temporary structure to shelter something
• Irish: cró — temporary structure to shelter something
• Italian: ripostiglio — temporary structure to shelter something
• Italian: baracca — temporary structure to shelter something
• Japanese: 小屋 (koya) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Japanese: 仮小屋 (karigoya) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Kazakh: сарай (sarai) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Khmer: ឆ្នៀង (chniəng) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Korean: 헛간 (heotgan) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Korean: 광 (gwang) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Kyrgyz: сарай (saray) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Lao: ຕູບ (tūp) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Lao: ກະທ່ອມ (ka thǭm) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Latin: horreum — temporary structure to shelter something
• Latin: tugurium — temporary structure to shelter something
• Latvian: šķūnis — temporary structure to shelter something
• Laz: ბაგენი (bageni) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Lithuanian: daržinė — temporary structure to shelter something
• Lithuanian: būda — temporary structure to shelter something
• Lithuanian: būdelė — temporary structure to shelter something
• Luxembourgish: Schapp — temporary structure to shelter something
• Macedonian: шупа (šupa) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Māori: wharau — temporary structure to shelter something
• Māori: māhauhau — temporary structure to shelter something
• Māori: hēti — temporary structure to shelter something
• Māori: pāhoka — temporary structure to shelter something
• Māori: pāhokahoka — temporary structure to shelter something
• Mòcheno: stòll — temporary structure to shelter something
• Mongolian: саравч (saravč) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Norman: hangar — temporary structure to shelter something
• Norwegian Bokmål: skur — temporary structure to shelter something
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skur — temporary structure to shelter something
• Pannonian Rusyn: шопа (šopa) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Pannonian Rusyn: колїба (koljiba) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Iranian Persian: آلونَک (âlunak) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Iranian Persian: کَپَر (kapar) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Plautdietsch: Schenn — temporary structure to shelter something
• Plautdietsch: Schedd — temporary structure to shelter something
• Polish: szopa — temporary structure to shelter something
• Portuguese: barracão — temporary structure to shelter something
• Portuguese: galpão — temporary structure to shelter something
• Russian: сара́й (saráj) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Russian: наве́с (navés) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Scottish Gaelic: seada — temporary structure to shelter something
• Serbo-Croatian: шу̏па — temporary structure to shelter something
• Serbo-Croatian: šȕpa — temporary structure to shelter something
• Slovak: kôlňa — temporary structure to shelter something
• Slovene: lopa — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: cobertizo — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: galpón — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: sotechado — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: tinglado — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: tejaván — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: tejabán — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: alpendre — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: alpende — temporary structure to shelter something
• Spanish: caramanchel — temporary structure to shelter something
• Swedish: skjul — temporary structure to shelter something
• Tajik: анбор (anbor) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Tamil: குடில் (kuṭil) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Tamil: குடிசை (kuṭicai) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Tamil: பந்தல் (pantal) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Thai: เก๋ง (gěng) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Thai: ซอง (sɔɔng) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Thai: ตูบ (dtùup) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Turkish: sundurma — temporary structure to shelter something
• Turkish: baraka — temporary structure to shelter something
• Turkish: depolama kulübesi — temporary structure to shelter something
• Ottoman Turkish: قولبه (kulübe) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Ottoman Turkish: عریش (ʼariş) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Ottoman Turkish: باراقه (baraka) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Ukrainian: сара́й (saráj) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Ukrainian: пові́тка (povítka) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Ukrainian: шо́па (šópa) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Unami: shèt — temporary structure to shelter something
• Urdu: پِنْڈال (pinḍāl) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Urdu: جھون٘پْڑی (jhõpṛī) — temporary structure to shelter something
• Uzbek: omborxona — temporary structure to shelter something
• Uzbek: saroy — temporary structure to shelter something
• Vietnamese: lán — temporary structure to shelter something
• Welsh: cwt — temporary structure to shelter something
• Welsh: sièd — temporary structure to shelter something
• Zazaki: komek — temporary structure to shelter something
• Zazaki: bereqe — temporary structure to shelter something
• Bulgarian: тарата́йка (taratájka) — poor quality automobile
• Catalan: carraca — poor quality automobile
• Finnish: romu — poor quality automobile
• Finnish: kottero — poor quality automobile
• German: Karre — poor quality automobile
• German: Rostlaube — poor quality automobile
• Russian: драндуле́т (drandulét) — poor quality automobile
• Russian: тарата́йка (taratájka) — poor quality automobile
• Russian: таранта́йка (tarantájka) — poor quality automobile
• Spanish: carraca — poor quality automobile
• Turkish: külüstür — poor quality automobile
• Catalan: separar — to part or divide
• Dutch: splijten — to part or divide
• Finnish: jakaa — to part or divide
• Finnish: erottaa — to part or divide
• Finnish: erotella — to part or divide
• French: séparer — to part or divide
• Galician: franxir — to part or divide
• Galician: escanabear — to part or divide
• Galician: capolar — to part or divide
• German: teilen — to part or divide
• German: trennen — to part or divide
• Hungarian: elválaszt — to part or divide
• Hungarian: szétválaszt — to part or divide
• Hungarian: elkülönít — to part or divide
• Italian: separare — to part or divide
• Middle English: scheden — to part or divide
• Norwegian Bokmål: skille — to part or divide
• Portuguese: dividir — to part or divide
• Spanish: separar — to part or divide
• Tamil: உதிர் (utir) — to part or divide
• Tamil: விடு (viṭu) — to part or divide
• Turkish: bölmek — to part or divide
• Turkish: taksim etmek — to part or divide
• Yiddish: שיידן (sheydn) — to part or divide
• Dutch: afwerpen — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Finnish: karistaa — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Finnish: luoda — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Finnish: varistaa — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Galician: repoxar — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• German: abwerfen — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• German: fallen lassen — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• German: häuten — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Greek: απορρίπτω (aporrípto) — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Greek: απαλλάσσομαι (apallássomai) — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: hullat — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: elhullat — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: levet — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: levesz — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: levetkőz — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: megválik — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: megszabadul — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: vedlik — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Hungarian: levedlik — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Italian: togliersi — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Italian: gettare — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Malayalam: പൊഴിക്കുക (poḻikkuka) — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Māori: kautahanga — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Māori: whakamāunu — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Middle English: scheden — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Norwegian Bokmål: kvitte seg med — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Persian: انداختن (andâxtan) — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Persian: ریختن (rixtan) — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Portuguese: descartar — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Russian: сбра́сывать (sbrásyvatʹ) — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Russian: линять (linjatʹ) — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Swedish: ömsa — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Turkish: dökmek — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Zazaki: rokerden — to cast off, to let fall, be divested of
• Armenian: թափել (tʻapʻel) — to pour; to make flow
• Bulgarian: изливам (izlivam) — to pour; to make flow
• Catalan: vessar — to pour; to make flow
• Cornish: devera — to pour; to make flow
• Dutch: vergieten — to pour; to make flow
• Finnish: valaa — to pour; to make flow
• Finnish: valuttaa — to pour; to make flow
• French: verser — to pour; to make flow
• Galician: verquer — to pour; to make flow
• Galician: arreitar — to pour; to make flow
• Galician: efundir — to pour; to make flow
• German: vergießen — to pour; to make flow
• Greek: χύνω (chýno) — to pour; to make flow
• Hungarian: ont — to pour; to make flow
• Hungarian: áraszt — to pour; to make flow
• Ido: varsar — to pour; to make flow
• Italian: versare — to pour; to make flow
• Latin: effundo — to pour; to make flow
• Malayalam: പൊഴിയുക (poḻiyuka) — to pour; to make flow
• Middle English: scheden — to pour; to make flow
• Norwegian Bokmål: gyte — to pour; to make flow
• Norwegian Bokmål: utgyte — to pour; to make flow
• Occitan: versar — to pour; to make flow
• Old English: ġēotan — to pour; to make flow
• Persian: ریختن (rixtan) — to pour; to make flow
• Portuguese: verter — to pour; to make flow
• Russian: пролива́ть (prolivátʹ) — to pour; to make flow
• Russian: проли́ть (prolítʹ) — to pour; to make flow
• Spanish: verter — to pour; to make flow
• Swedish: utgjuta — to pour; to make flow
• Tamil: ஊற்று (ūṟṟu) — to pour; to make flow
• Tamil: பொழி (poḻi) — to pour; to make flow
• Turkish: akıtmak — to pour; to make flow
• Ugaritic: 𐎌𐎔𐎋 (špk) — to pour; to make flow
• Armenian: թափել (tʻapʻel) — to allow to flow or fall
• Catalan: vessar — to allow to flow or fall
• Cornish: devera — to allow to flow or fall
• Dutch: storten — to allow to flow or fall
• Finnish: valuttaa — to allow to flow or fall
• Finnish: vuodattaa — to allow to flow or fall
• Galician: arreitar — to allow to flow or fall
• Galician: efundir — to allow to flow or fall
• Galician: deitar — to allow to flow or fall
• Galician: baloucar — to allow to flow or fall
• German: vergießen — to allow to flow or fall
• German: verschütten — to allow to flow or fall
• German: durchlassen — to allow to flow or fall
• Greek: χύνω (chýno) — to allow to flow or fall
• Hungarian: hullat — to allow to flow or fall
• Hungarian: elhullat — to allow to flow or fall
• Hungarian: ejt — to allow to flow or fall
• Hungarian: elejt — to allow to flow or fall
• Hungarian: hullajt — to allow to flow or fall
• Hungarian: elhullajt — to allow to flow or fall
• Irish: sil — to allow to flow or fall
• Italian: versare — to allow to flow or fall
• Middle English: scheden — to allow to flow or fall
• Norwegian Bokmål: felle — to allow to flow or fall
• Portuguese: derramar — to allow to flow or fall
• Russian: пролива́ть (prolivátʹ) — to allow to flow or fall
• Russian: проли́ть (prolítʹ) — to allow to flow or fall
• Spanish: derramar — to allow to flow or fall
• Tamil: சிந்து (cintu) — to allow to flow or fall
• Turkish: akıtmak — to allow to flow or fall
• Bulgarian: излъчвам (izlǎčvam) — to radiate, cast, give off
• Dutch: werpen — to radiate, cast, give off
• Finnish: valottaa — to radiate, cast, give off
• Finnish: luoda — to radiate, cast, give off
• German: verströmen — to radiate, cast, give off
• German: abgeben — to radiate, cast, give off
• German: ausstrahlen — to radiate, cast, give off
• German: abstrahlen — to radiate, cast, give off
• German: werfen — to radiate, cast, give off
• German: näher erläutern — to radiate, cast, give off
• German: aufklären — to radiate, cast, give off
• Greek: ρίχνω (ríchno) — to radiate, cast, give off
• Greek: χύνω (chýno) — to radiate, cast, give off
• Hungarian: vet — to radiate, cast, give off
• Hungarian: áraszt — to radiate, cast, give off
• Hungarian: bocsát — to radiate, cast, give off
• Hungarian: kibocsát — to radiate, cast, give off
• Hungarian: kiad — to radiate, cast, give off
• Hungarian: derít — to radiate, cast, give off
• Italian: gettare — to radiate, cast, give off
• Italian: irradiare — to radiate, cast, give off
• Italian: emanare — to radiate, cast, give off
• Korean: 비추다 — to radiate, cast, give off
• Middle English: scheden — to radiate, cast, give off
• Norwegian Bokmål: kaste — to radiate, cast, give off
• Tamil: ஒளிர் (oḷir) — to radiate, cast, give off
• Turkish: dışarı vermek — to radiate, cast, give off
• Zazaki: teber kerden — to radiate, cast, give off