shoe

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• Received-Pronunciation: sho͞o
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈʃuː/
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• General-American: /ˈʃu/
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• rhymes with -uː
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• homophone: chou
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• homophone: shoo
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• homophone: shew
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• homophone: SHU
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• CMU ARPABET: SH UW1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Germanic *skōhaz Proto-West Germanic *skōh Old English sċōh Middle English scho English shoe From Middle English scho, sho, from Old English sċōh (“shoe”), from Proto-West Germanic *skōh, from Proto-Germanic *skōhaz (“shoe”), of unclear etymology; possibly a derivation from *skehaną (“to move quickly”), from Proto-Indo-European *skek- (“to move quickly, jump”). Eclipsed non-native Middle English sabatine, sabatoun (“shoe”) from Medieval Latin sabatēnum, sabatum (“shoe, slipper”) (compare Old Occitan sabatō, Spanish zapato (“shoe”), French sabot (“wooden shoe, clog”), Italian ciabatta). The archaic plural shoon is from Middle English shon, from Old English scōn, scōum (“shoes”, dative plural) and scōna (“shoes'”, genitive plural); it is cognate with Scots shuin (“shoes”). See also Scots shae, West Frisian skoech, Low German Schoh, Dutch schoen, German Schuh, Bavarian Schuach, Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish sko, Tocharian B skāk (“balcony”).

391 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: ашьапымаҭәата (ašapʼəmatwatʼa) — protective covering for the foot
• Afrikaans: skoen — protective covering for the foot
• Ainu: ケイㇾ (keyr) — protective covering for the foot
• Ainu: ケㇾ (ker) — protective covering for the foot
• Akan: asepatere — protective covering for the foot
• Albanian: këpucë — protective covering for the foot
• Southern Altai: туфля (tuflya) — protective covering for the foot
• Southern Altai: башмак (bašmak) — protective covering for the foot
• Amharic: ጫማ (č̣ama) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: حِذَاء (ḥiḏāʔ) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: نَعْل (naʕl) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: جَزْمَة (jazma) — protective covering for the foot
• Chadian Arabic: نعال (naʔāl) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: جزمة (gazma) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: جُوتِي (jūti) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: جزمة (jazma) — protective covering for the foot
• Iraqi Arabic: قندرا (qundara) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: صبّاط (ṣubbāṭ, ṣabbāṭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: سباط (subbāṭ, sabbāṭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: صبّاط (ṣubbāṭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: كندرة (kundara) — protective covering for the foot
• Arabic: صرماية (ṣurmāye) — protective covering for the foot
• Tunisian Arabic: سبّاط (sabbāṭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Tunisian Arabic: صبّاط (ṣabbāṭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Aragonese: zapato — protective covering for the foot
• Aramaic: ܡܣܐܢܐ (məsānā) — protective covering for the foot
• Armenian: կոշիկ (košik) — protective covering for the foot
• Aromanian: cundúrã — protective covering for the foot
• Ashkun: vaćá — protective covering for the foot
• Assamese: জোতা (züta) — protective covering for the foot
• Early Assamese: পানৈ (panoi) — protective covering for the foot
• Asturian: zapatu — protective covering for the foot
• Azerbaijani: ayaqqabı — protective covering for the foot
• Azerbaijani: başmaq — protective covering for the foot
• Azerbaijani: tufli — protective covering for the foot
• Azerbaijani: botinka — protective covering for the foot
• Bangi: ekoto — protective covering for the foot
• Bashkir: аяҡ кейеме (ayaq keyeme) — protective covering for the foot
• Basque: zapata — protective covering for the foot
• Basque: oinetako — protective covering for the foot
• Belarusian: чараві́к (čaravík) — protective covering for the foot
• Bengali: জুতা (juta) — protective covering for the foot
• Breton: botez — protective covering for the foot
• Bulgarian: обу́вка (obúvka) — protective covering for the foot
• Burmese: ခြေနင်း (hkrenang:) — protective covering for the foot
• Burmese: ဖိနပ် (hpi.nap) — protective covering for the foot
• Burmese: ရှူးဖိနပ် (hru:hpi.nap) — protective covering for the foot
• Catalan: sabata — protective covering for the foot
• Catalan: calçat — protective covering for the foot
• Cebuano: sapatos — protective covering for the foot
• Chakma: 𑄎𑄧𑄘 (jadā) — protective covering for the foot
• Chechen: мача (mača) — protective covering for the foot
• Cherokee: ᎠᎳᏑᎶ (alasulo) — protective covering for the foot
• Chichewa: nsapato — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese Cantonese: 鞋 (haai4) — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese Cantonese: 鞋仔 (haai4 zai2) — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese: хэҗүә (hežüə) — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese: хэ (he) — protective covering for the foot
• Eastern Min Chinese: 鞋 (à̤) — protective covering for the foot
• Gan Chinese: 鞋子 (hai2 zi) — protective covering for the foot
• Hakka Chinese: 鞋仔 (hài-è) — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese: 鞋 (zh-min-nan) — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese: 鞋仔 (zh-min-nan) — protective covering for the foot
• Jin Chinese: 鞋 (hai1) — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese Mandarin: 鞋子 (xiézi) — protective covering for the foot
• Chinese Mandarin: 鞋 (xié) — protective covering for the foot
• Northern Min Chinese: 鞋 (ǎi) — protective covering for the foot
• Wu Chinese: 鞋子 — protective covering for the foot
• Wu Chinese: 鞋 (6gha) — protective covering for the foot
• Xiang Chinese: 鞋子 (hai2 zr) — protective covering for the foot
• East Circassian: вакъэ (vaqɛ) — protective covering for the foot
• West Circassian: цуакъэ (cwaqɛ) — protective covering for the foot
• Ngazidja Comorian: nkabwa — protective covering for the foot
• Ngazidja Comorian: koshi — protective covering for the foot
• Crimean Tatar: ayaqap — protective covering for the foot
• Czech: bota — protective covering for the foot
• Danish: sko — protective covering for the foot
• Dutch: schoen — protective covering for the foot
• Esperanto: ŝuo — protective covering for the foot
• Estonian: king — protective covering for the foot
• Evenki: унта (unta) — protective covering for the foot
• Ewe: afɔkpa — protective covering for the foot
• Faroese: skógvur — protective covering for the foot
• Faroese: skógvar — protective covering for the foot
• Finnish: kenkä — protective covering for the foot
• French: chaussure — protective covering for the foot
• French: soulier — protective covering for the foot
• North Frisian: Skoch — protective covering for the foot
• West-Frisian: skoech — protective covering for the foot
• Friulian: scarpa — protective covering for the foot
• Galician: zapato — protective covering for the foot
• Galician: galorcho — protective covering for the foot
• Galician: abarca — protective covering for the foot
• Georgian: ფეხსაცმელი (pexsacmeli) — protective covering for the foot
• German: Schuh — protective covering for the foot
• German: Lackschuh — protective covering for the foot
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌺𐍉𐌷𐍃 (skōhs) — protective covering for the foot
• Greek: παπούτσι (papoútsi) — protective covering for the foot
• Greek: υπόδημα (ypódima) — protective covering for the foot
• Ancient Greek: ὑπόδημα (hupódēma) — protective covering for the foot
• Ancient Greek: ἀρβύλη (arbúlē) — protective covering for the foot
• Gujarati: જૂતા (jūtā) — protective covering for the foot
• Hausa: takalmi — protective covering for the foot
• Hawaiian: kāmaʻa — protective covering for the foot
• Hebrew: נַעַל (náal) — protective covering for the foot
• Hiligaynon: sapatos — protective covering for the foot
• Hindi: जूता (jūtā) — protective covering for the foot
• White Hmong: khau — protective covering for the foot
• Hungarian: cipő — protective covering for the foot
• Icelandic: skór — protective covering for the foot
• Ido: shuo — protective covering for the foot
• Ido: boteto — protective covering for the foot
• Ilocano: sapatos — protective covering for the foot
• Indonesian: sepatu — protective covering for the foot
• Ingrian: kenkä — protective covering for the foot
• Ingrian: popo — protective covering for the foot
• Interlingua: scarpa — protective covering for the foot
• Irish: bróg — protective covering for the foot
• Old Irish: bróc — protective covering for the foot
• Old Irish: accrann — protective covering for the foot
• Isoko: eviẹ — protective covering for the foot
• Isoko: ịsabatụ — protective covering for the foot
• Italian: scarpa — protective covering for the foot
• Italian: calzatura — protective covering for the foot
• Japanese: 靴 (kutsu) — protective covering for the foot
• Japanese: シューズ (shūzu) — protective covering for the foot
• Kalenjin: kweok — protective covering for the foot
• Kamviri: vaćó — protective covering for the foot
• Kannada: ಕೆರ (kera) — protective covering for the foot
• Karok: yukúkuh — protective covering for the foot
• Kazakh: аяқ киім (aäq kiım) — protective covering for the foot
• Kazakh: туфли (tufli) — protective covering for the foot
• Kazakh: бәтеңке (bäteñke) — protective covering for the foot
• Kazakh: кебіс (kebıs) — protective covering for the foot
• Khmer: ស្បែកជើង (sbaek cəəng) — protective covering for the foot
• Khoekhoe: ǁharodi — protective covering for the foot
• Kikuyu: kiratu — protective covering for the foot
• Kinaray-a: sapatos — protective covering for the foot
• Korean: 신발 (sinbal) — protective covering for the foot
• Korean: 신 (sin) — protective covering for the foot
• Central Kurdish: پێڵاو (pêllaw) — protective covering for the foot
• Northern Kurdish: pêlav — protective covering for the foot
• Kyrgyz: бут кийим (but kiyim) — protective covering for the foot
• Kyrgyz: туфли (tufli) — protective covering for the foot
• Kyrgyz: ботинки (botinki) — protective covering for the foot
• Kyrgyz: батинке (batinke) — protective covering for the foot
• Ladino: kalsado — protective covering for the foot
• Ladino: chapines (Izmir) — protective covering for the foot
• Ladino: kundurya (Salonik) — protective covering for the foot
• Ladino: sapato — protective covering for the foot
• Lakota: háŋpa — protective covering for the foot
• Lao: ເກີບ (kœ̄p) — protective covering for the foot
• Lao: ປາທຸກາ (pā thu kā) — protective covering for the foot
• Latin: calceus — protective covering for the foot
• Latin: sotular — protective covering for the foot
• Latvian: kurpes — protective covering for the foot
• Latvian: kurpe — protective covering for the foot
• Lingala: ekoto — protective covering for the foot
• Lithuanian: kurpė — protective covering for the foot
• Livonian: kǟnga — protective covering for the foot
• Lombard: scarp — protective covering for the foot
• Luganda: engatto — protective covering for the foot
• Luhya: siraro — protective covering for the foot
• Lutuv: phyipakaw — protective covering for the foot
• Luxembourgish: Schong — protective covering for the foot
• Macedonian: чевел (čevel) — protective covering for the foot
• Macedonian: чевли (čevli) — protective covering for the foot
• Macedonian: кондура (kondura) — protective covering for the foot
• Macedonian: кондури (konduri) — protective covering for the foot
• Macedonian: обувка (obuvka) — protective covering for the foot
• Maguindanao: talumpa — protective covering for the foot
• Malagasy: kiraru — protective covering for the foot
• Malay: kasut — protective covering for the foot
• Malay: sepatu — protective covering for the foot
• Brunei Malay: kasut — protective covering for the foot
• Malayalam: ചെരുപ്പ് (ceruppŭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Maltese: żarbuna — protective covering for the foot
• Manchu: ᠰᠠᠪᡠ (sabu) — protective covering for the foot
• Manx: braag — protective covering for the foot
• Māori: hū — protective covering for the foot
• Maranao: talompa' — protective covering for the foot
• Marathi: बूट (būṭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Meru: kiratu — protective covering for the foot
• Mirandese: çapato — protective covering for the foot
• Mongolian: шаахай (šaaxaj) — protective covering for the foot
• Mongolian: гутал (gutal) — protective covering for the foot
• Mongolian: ботинк (botink) — protective covering for the foot
• Nahuatl: cactli — protective covering for the foot
• Nanai: ота (ota) — protective covering for the foot
• Navajo: ké — protective covering for the foot
• Nepali: जूता (jūtā) — protective covering for the foot
• Norman: sôler — protective covering for the foot
• Norwegian Bokmål: sko — protective covering for the foot
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sko — protective covering for the foot
• Occitan: sabata — protective covering for the foot
• Occitan: cauçadura — protective covering for the foot
• Odia: ଜୋତା (jotā) — protective covering for the foot
• Ojibwe: makizin — protective covering for the foot
• Okinawan: 靴 (fuya) — protective covering for the foot
• Church Slavic: чрѣвии (črěvii) — protective covering for the foot
• Church Slavic: сапогъ (sapogŭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Old East Slavic: черевикъ (čerevikŭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Old English: scōh — protective covering for the foot
• Oromo: kophee — protective covering for the foot
• Osage: hǫǫpé — protective covering for the foot
• Pannonian Rusyn: ципела (cipela) — protective covering for the foot
• Papiamentu: sapatu — protective covering for the foot
• Pashto: پڼې (paṇe) — protective covering for the foot
• Pashto: بوټ (boṭ) — protective covering for the foot
• Pawnee: asuuruʼ — protective covering for the foot
• Dari: کَفْش (kafš) — protective covering for the foot
• Iranian Persian: کَفْش (kafš) — protective covering for the foot
• Pipil: kakti (abs.) — protective covering for the foot
• Pipil: -kak (poss.) — protective covering for the foot
• Plautdietsch: Schoo — protective covering for the foot
• Polabian: criv — protective covering for the foot
• Polish: but — protective covering for the foot
• Polish: obuwie — protective covering for the foot
• Portuguese: calçado — protective covering for the foot
• Portuguese: sapato — protective covering for the foot
• Prasuni: vëzë́lë — protective covering for the foot
• Punjabi: ਜੁੱਤੀ (juttī) — protective covering for the foot
• Punjabi: جُتّی (juttī) — protective covering for the foot
• Rarotongan: tāmaka — protective covering for the foot
• Rohingya: zuta — protective covering for the foot
• Romani: papuka — protective covering for the foot
• Romanian: pantof — protective covering for the foot
• Romansh: chalzer — protective covering for the foot
• Romansh: calzer — protective covering for the foot
• Romansh: s-charpa — protective covering for the foot
• Russian: ту́фля (túflja) — protective covering for the foot
• Russian: боти́нок (botínok) — protective covering for the foot
• Russian: полуботи́нок (polubotínok) — protective covering for the foot
• Russian: башма́к (bašmák) — protective covering for the foot
• Russian: о́бувь (óbuvʹ) — protective covering for the foot
• Northern Sami: skuovva — protective covering for the foot
• Northern Sami: gáma — protective covering for the foot
• Samoan: seʻevae — protective covering for the foot
• Sangisari: چمش (čamaš) — protective covering for the foot
• Scots: shae — protective covering for the foot
• Scottish Gaelic: bròg — protective covering for the foot
• Semai: kasot — protective covering for the foot
• Serbo-Croatian: crijevlja — protective covering for the foot
• Serbo-Croatian: обућа — protective covering for the foot
• Serbo-Croatian: ципела — protective covering for the foot
• Serbo-Croatian: постола — protective covering for the foot
• Serbo-Croatian: obuća — protective covering for the foot
• Serbo-Croatian: cìpela — protective covering for the foot
• Serbo-Croatian: postòla — protective covering for the foot
• Shan: သွၵ်းတိၼ် (sáuk tǐn) — protective covering for the foot
• Sicilian: scarpa — protective covering for the foot
• Sinhalese: සපත්තු (sapattu) — protective covering for the foot
• Slovak: topánka — protective covering for the foot
• Slovene: čevelj — protective covering for the foot
• Somali: kab — protective covering for the foot
• Lower Sorbian: crjej — protective covering for the foot
• Sotho: seeta — protective covering for the foot
• Spanish: zapato — protective covering for the foot
• Spanish: taba — protective covering for the foot
• Sranan Tongo: s'su — protective covering for the foot
• Swahili: kiatu — protective covering for the foot
• Swedish: sko — protective covering for the foot
• Sylheti: ꠎꠥꠔꠣ (zuta) — protective covering for the foot
• Tagalog: sapatos — protective covering for the foot
• Tahitian: tamaʻa — protective covering for the foot
• Tahitian: tiaʻa — protective covering for the foot
• Tajik: кафш (kafš) — protective covering for the foot
• Talysh: کفش (kafš) — protective covering for the foot
• Tamil: காலணி (kālaṇi) — protective covering for the foot
• Taos: kə̀obénemą — protective covering for the foot
• Tarifit: tsirit — protective covering for the foot
• Tatar: башмак (başmaq) — protective covering for the foot
• Telugu: చెప్పు (ceppu) — protective covering for the foot
• Telugu: షూ (ṣū) — protective covering for the foot
• Tewa: anto — protective covering for the foot
• Thai: รองเท้า (rɔɔng-táao) — protective covering for the foot
• Thai: เกือก (gʉ̀ʉak) — protective covering for the foot
• Southern Thai: เกือก — protective covering for the foot
• Tibetan: ལྷམ (lham) — protective covering for the foot
• Tibetan: ཇུར་རྟ (jur rta) — protective covering for the foot
• Tibetan: ལྷམ་གོ (lham go) — protective covering for the foot
• Tibetan: ཞབས་ཕྱགས (zhabs phyags) — protective covering for the foot
• Tigrinya: ጫማ (č̣ama) — protective covering for the foot
• Tongan: tapuvae — protective covering for the foot
• Tumbuka: syapato — protective covering for the foot
• Turkish: kundura — protective covering for the foot
• Turkish: ayakkabı — protective covering for the foot
• Ottoman Turkish: آیاق قابی (ayak kabı) — protective covering for the foot
• Ottoman Turkish: باشمق (başmak) — protective covering for the foot
• Turkmen: aýakgap — protective covering for the foot
• Ukrainian: череви́к (čerevýk) — protective covering for the foot
• Unami: chipakw — protective covering for the foot
• Urdu: جُوتا (jūtā) — protective covering for the foot
• Urdu: کَفْش (kafś) — protective covering for the foot
• Uyghur: ئاياق (ayaq) — protective covering for the foot
• Uyghur: كەش (kesh) — protective covering for the foot
• Uyghur: بەتىنكە (betinke) — protective covering for the foot
• Uzbek: tufli — protective covering for the foot
• Uzbek: botinka — protective covering for the foot
• Vietnamese: giày — protective covering for the foot
• Volapük: juk — protective covering for the foot
• Volapük: laigajuk — protective covering for the foot
• Waigali: oćä — protective covering for the foot
• Walloon: solé — protective covering for the foot
• Waray-Waray: sapatos — protective covering for the foot
• Welsh: esgid — protective covering for the foot
• Yami: tokap — protective covering for the foot
• Yiddish: שוך (shukh) — protective covering for the foot
• Yucatec Maya: xanab — protective covering for the foot
• Yup'ik: cap'akiq — protective covering for the foot
• Yup'ik: masmakiq — protective covering for the foot
• Yup'ik: pasmakiq — protective covering for the foot
• Zazaki: kefs — protective covering for the foot
• Zazaki: postal — protective covering for the foot
• Zazaki: lekas — protective covering for the foot
• Zazaki: kosık — protective covering for the foot
• Zazaki: sewl — protective covering for the foot
• Zhuang: haiz — protective covering for the foot
• Afrikaans: skoen — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Danish: sko — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Dutch: schoen — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Finnish: kenkä — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• German: Schuh — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Greek: πέδιλο (pédilo) — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Japanese: 石突き (ishidzuki) — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Macedonian: папуча (papuča) — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Maltese: pedala — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Portuguese: sapata — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Romanian: papuc — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Romanian: sabot — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Russian: башма́к (bašmák) — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Spanish: zapata — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Swedish: sko — something resembling a shoe (e.g. brake shoe)
• Bulgarian: обувам (obuvam) — To put shoes on one's feet
• Catalan: calçar — To put shoes on one's feet
• Esperanto: ŝui — To put shoes on one's feet
• French: chausser — To put shoes on one's feet
• Italian: calzare — To put shoes on one's feet
• Kabuverdianu: kalsa — To put shoes on one's feet
• Macedonian: обува (obuva) — To put shoes on one's feet
• Occitan: cauçar — To put shoes on one's feet
• Portuguese: calçar — To put shoes on one's feet
• Russian: обуть — To put shoes on one's feet
• Spanish: calzar — To put shoes on one's feet
• Ukrainian: взува́тися (vzuvátysja) — To put shoes on one's feet
• Asturian: ferrar — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Bulgarian: подковавам (podkovavam) — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Catalan: ferrar — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Czech: okovat — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Czech: podkovat — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Danish: sko — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Dutch: beslaan — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Estonian: rautama — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Finnish: kengittää — to put horseshoes on a horse
• French: ferrer — to put horseshoes on a horse
• French: chausser — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Galician: ferrar — to put horseshoes on a horse
• German: beschlagen — to put horseshoes on a horse
• German: beschuhen — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Greek: πεταλώνω (petalóno) — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Hungarian: patkol — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Icelandic: járna — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Ingrian: ravvoittaa — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Italian: ferrare — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Lithuanian: kaustyti — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Macedonian: потковува (potkovuva) — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Māori: haeana — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Norwegian Bokmål: sko — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sko — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Occitan: ferrar — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Polish: podkuwać — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Polish: podkuć — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Portuguese: ferrar — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Romanian: potcovi — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Russian: подко́вывать (podkóvyvatʹ) — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Slovene: podkovati — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Spanish: herrar — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Swahili: kiatu — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Swedish: sko — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Turkish: nallamak — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Ottoman Turkish: نعللامق (naʼllamak) — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Ukrainian: підкува́ти (pidkuváty) — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Welsh: pedoli — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Zazaki: nal kerden — to put horseshoes on a horse
• Danish: sko — to equip with protection
• Danish: beslå — to equip with protection
• Finnish: kengittää — to equip with protection
• Hungarian: megvasal — to equip with protection
• Italian: rivestire — to equip with protection
• Portuguese: calçar — to equip with protection
• Swedish: sko — to equip with protection