shower

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• UK: shou'ər
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• UK: /ˈʃaʊ.ə(ɹ)/
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• Northumbria: /ˈʃuː.ɐ/
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• US: shou'ər
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• US: /ˈʃaʊ.ɚ/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈʃəʊ.ə(ɹ)/
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• General-American: /ˈʃoʊ.ɚ/
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From Middle English schour (“shower”), from Old English sċūr (“shower”), from Proto-West Germanic *skūru (“shower”), from Proto-Germanic *skūrō (“storm, short shower”), probably from Proto-Indo-European *(s)ḱēwer- (“north, north wind, cold wind, rain shower”). Cognates Cognate with Dutch schoer (“downpour, heavy rainshower”), German Schauer (“shower”), Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish skur (“shower”), Faroese skúrur (“shower”), Icelandic skúr (“shower”), Norn skur (“squall”), Gothic 𐍃𐌺𐌿𐍂𐌰 (skūra, “storm”), Italian coro (“northwestern wind”), Spanish cauro (“northwestern wind”), Belarusian се́вер (sjévjer), сі́вер (sívjer), Bulgarian and Russian се́вер (séver, “north”), Czech and Slovak sever (“north”), Macedonian север (sever, “north”), Serbo-Croatian sȅvēr, sjȅvēr (“north”), Slovene sẹ́ver (“north”), Ukrainian сі́вер (síver, “cold, cold, bitter wind”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *(s)kewh1-der. Proto-Germanic *skawwōną Proto-West Germanic *skauwōn Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Proto-West Germanic *skauwārī Old English sċēawere Middle English schewere English shower Inherited from Middle English schewere, schewer, shewere (“one who exhibits something, actor; watchman; sign; mirror; index finger”), from Old English sċēawere (“an observer, one who examines into a matter; a spy; mirror; actor, buffoon”), equivalent to show + -er. Cognate with Dutch schouwer (“observer, visionary, clairvoyant”), German Schauer (“an inspector”).

416 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شَتْوَة (šatwa) — brief fall of rain
• Arabic: مَطْرَة (maṭra) — brief fall of rain
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܙܵܪܝܼܦ̮ܬܵܐ (zāriftā) — brief fall of rain
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܣܲܓ݂ܪܵܐ (saḡrā) — brief fall of rain
• Asturian: xarabatu — brief fall of rain
• Basque: zaparrada — brief fall of rain
• Belarusian: до́жджык (dóždžyk) — brief fall of rain
• Bhojpuri: बौछार (bauchār) — brief fall of rain
• Bulgarian: преваля́ване (prevaljávane) — brief fall of rain
• Bulgarian: дъжд (dǎžd) — brief fall of rain
• Catalan: ruixat — brief fall of rain
• Catalan: xàfec — brief fall of rain
• Chinese Mandarin: 陣雨 /阵雨 (zhènyǔ) — brief fall of rain
• Chinese Mandarin: 小雨 (xiǎoyǔ) — brief fall of rain
• Czech: přeháňka — brief fall of rain
• Dutch: regenbui — brief fall of rain
• Dutch: bui — brief fall of rain
• Dutch: schoer — brief fall of rain
• Esperanto: pluveto — brief fall of rain
• Faroese: æl — brief fall of rain
• Finnish: sadekuuro — brief fall of rain
• Finnish: kuuro — brief fall of rain
• French: averse — brief fall of rain
• French: ondée — brief fall of rain
• Galician: ballón — brief fall of rain
• Galician: balloada — brief fall of rain
• Galician: bátega — brief fall of rain
• Galician: chuvascada — brief fall of rain
• Galician: chuvasco — brief fall of rain
• German: Schauer — brief fall of rain
• German: Fälle — brief fall of rain
• Greek: ψιχάλισμα (psichálisma) — brief fall of rain
• Greek: ψιλόβροχο (psilóvrocho) — brief fall of rain
• Greek: βροχούλα (vrochoúla) — brief fall of rain
• Hebrew: מִמְטָר (mimtár) — brief fall of rain
• Hindi: बौछार (bauchār) — brief fall of rain
• Hungarian: zápor — brief fall of rain
• Icelandic: skúr — brief fall of rain
• Icelandic: demba — brief fall of rain
• Icelandic: skvetta — brief fall of rain
• Indonesian: gerimis — brief fall of rain
• Irish: cith — brief fall of rain
• Irish: múr — brief fall of rain
• Japanese: 俄雨 (niwakaame) — brief fall of rain
• Kannada: ಮಳೆ (maḷe) — brief fall of rain
• Khmer: រលឹម (rɔɔrɔlɨm) — brief fall of rain
• Khmer: រលឹមរ៉ុយៗ (rɔɔrɔlɨm royroy) — brief fall of rain
• Korean: 소나기 (sonagi) — brief fall of rain
• Lithuanian: dulksna — brief fall of rain
• Luxembourgish: Schluet — brief fall of rain
• Macedonian: порој (poroj) — brief fall of rain
• Malay: hujan — brief fall of rain
• Māori: uwhiuwhi — brief fall of rain
• Māori: kōwhaowhao — brief fall of rain
• Māori: mimihau — brief fall of rain
• Māori: tūāua — brief fall of rain
• Māori: tarahī — brief fall of rain
• Marathi: सर (sar) — brief fall of rain
• Norwegian Bokmål: byge — brief fall of rain
• Norwegian Bokmål: regnbyge — brief fall of rain
• Norwegian Nynorsk: regnskur — brief fall of rain
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skur — brief fall of rain
• Iranian Persian: رَگْبار (ragbâr) — brief fall of rain
• Polish: deszcz — brief fall of rain
• Polish: kapuśniak — brief fall of rain
• Portuguese: aguaceiro — brief fall of rain
• Romanian: aversă — brief fall of rain
• Romanian: ploaie torențială — brief fall of rain
• Romanian: ploaie de vară — brief fall of rain
• Russian: ли́вень (lívenʹ) — brief fall of rain
• Scottish Gaelic: fras — brief fall of rain
• Scottish Gaelic: dòrtadh — brief fall of rain
• Scottish Gaelic: meall-uisge — brief fall of rain
• Scottish Gaelic: sileadh — brief fall of rain
• Scottish Gaelic: meall — brief fall of rain
• Serbo-Croatian: пљу̑сак — brief fall of rain
• Serbo-Croatian: јака киша — brief fall of rain
• Serbo-Croatian: pljȗsak — brief fall of rain
• Serbo-Croatian: jaka kiša — brief fall of rain
• Slovene: ploha — brief fall of rain
• Spanish: chubasco — brief fall of rain
• Swedish: skur — brief fall of rain
• Ukrainian: до́щик (dóščyk) — brief fall of rain
• Walloon: walêye — brief fall of rain
• Walloon: averdinne — brief fall of rain
• Welsh: cawod — brief fall of rain
• Afrikaans: stort — device for bathing
• Afrikaans: stortbad — device for bathing
• Akan: hyawa — device for bathing
• Albanian: dush — device for bathing
• Arabic: مِرَشَّة (mirašša) — device for bathing
• Arabic: دُش (duš) — device for bathing
• Arabic: دُوش (dūš) — device for bathing
• Arabic: دُش (dušš) — device for bathing
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܲܚܠܵܐ (šaḵla) — device for bathing
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܕܘܼܫ (duš) — device for bathing
• Armenian: ցնցուղ (cʻncʻuġ) — device for bathing
• Armenian: դուշ (duš) — device for bathing
• Azerbaijani: duş — device for bathing
• Basque: dutxa — device for bathing
• Belarusian: душ (duš) — device for bathing
• Bengali: শাওয়ার (śaōẇar) — device for bathing
• Bulgarian: душ (duš) — device for bathing
• Catalan: dutxa — device for bathing
• Chinese Mandarin: 淋浴 (línyù) — device for bathing
• Chinese Mandarin: 淋浴器 (línyùqì) — device for bathing
• Chinese Mandarin: 花灑 /花洒 (huāsǎ) — device for bathing
• West Circassian: душ (duš) — device for bathing
• Czech: sprcha — device for bathing
• Danish: bruser — device for bathing
• Danish: brusebad — device for bathing
• Dutch: douche — device for bathing
• Dutch: stortbad — device for bathing
• Elfdalian: duss — device for bathing
• Esperanto: duŝilo — device for bathing
• Estonian: dušš — device for bathing
• Faroese: brúsa — device for bathing
• Finnish: suihku — device for bathing
• French: douche — device for bathing
• Friulian: duše — device for bathing
• Galician: ducha — device for bathing
• Georgian: შხაპი (šxaṗi) — device for bathing
• German: Dusche — device for bathing
• German: Brause — device for bathing
• German: Duschi — device for bathing
• Gothic: 𐌿𐍆𐌰𐍂𐍂𐌰𐌽𐌽𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 (ufarranneins) — device for bathing
• Greek: ντουζιέρα (ntouziéra) — device for bathing
• Greek: καταιονητήρας (kataionitíras) — device for bathing
• Greek: ντους (ntous) — device for bathing
• Ancient Greek: κατάχυτλον (katákhutlon) — device for bathing
• Greenlandic: kuutsitsilluni uffarfik — device for bathing
• Greenlandic: qorlortumik uffarfik — device for bathing
• Hebrew: מִקְלַחַת (miklákhat) — device for bathing
• Hindi: शावर (śāvar) — device for bathing
• Hungarian: zuhany — device for bathing
• Hungarian: tus — device for bathing
• Icelandic: sturta — device for bathing
• Icelandic: steypibað — device for bathing
• Indonesian: dus — device for bathing
• Irish: cith — device for bathing
• Irish: cithfholcadán — device for bathing
• Italian: doccia — device for bathing
• Japanese: シャワー (shawā) — device for bathing
• Kazakh: душ (duş) — device for bathing
• Kazakh: себезгі (sebezgı) — device for bathing
• Khmer: ផ្កាឈូក (phkaa chuuk) — device for bathing
• Korean: 샤워 (syawo) — device for bathing
• Korean: 샤워기 (syawogi) — device for bathing
• Northern Kurdish: dûş — device for bathing
• Kyrgyz: душ (duş) — device for bathing
• Ladino: dush — device for bathing
• Lao: ບົວ (būa) — device for bathing
• Lao: ຫ່າ (hā) — device for bathing
• Latin: catachytlum — device for bathing
• Latin: nāsiterna — device for bathing
• Latvian: duša — device for bathing
• Lithuanian: dušas — device for bathing
• Luxembourgish: Dusch — device for bathing
• Macedonian: туш (tuš) — device for bathing
• Malay: pancuran — device for bathing
• Maltese: doċċa — device for bathing
• Māori: hīrere — device for bathing
• Māori: tāuwhiuwhi — device for bathing
• Marathi: शॉवर (śŏvar) — device for bathing
• Mongolian: шүршүүр (šüršüür) — device for bathing
• Norman: douche — device for bathing
• Norwegian Bokmål: dusj — device for bathing
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dusj — device for bathing
• Norwegian Nynorsk: styrt — device for bathing
• Pashto: شاور (šāwar) — device for bathing
• Dari: شَاوَر (šāwar) — device for bathing
• Iranian Persian: دوش (duš) — device for bathing
• Polish: prysznic — device for bathing
• Polish: natrysk — device for bathing
• Portuguese: chuveiro — device for bathing
• Portuguese: duche — device for bathing
• Romanian: duș — device for bathing
• Romansh: duscha — device for bathing
• Russian: душ (duš) — device for bathing
• Northern Sami: riššu — device for bathing
• Samoan: ta'ele — device for bathing
• Scottish Gaelic: fras — device for bathing
• Scottish Gaelic: fras-ionnlaid — device for bathing
• Scottish Gaelic: frasair — device for bathing
• Serbo-Croatian: ту̏ш — device for bathing
• Serbo-Croatian: tȕš — device for bathing
• Slovak: sprcha — device for bathing
• Slovene: prha — device for bathing
• Slovene: tuš — device for bathing
• Spanish: ducha — device for bathing
• Spanish: regadera — device for bathing
• Swedish: dusch — device for bathing
• Tagalog: paliguan — device for bathing
• Tajik: душ (duš) — device for bathing
• Tatar: душ (duş) — device for bathing
• Tetum: duxe — device for bathing
• Tetum: xuveiru — device for bathing
• Thai: ฝักบัว (fàk-buua) — device for bathing
• Tibetan: འཐོར་ཆུ ('thor chu) — device for bathing
• Tongan: saoa — device for bathing
• Turkish: duş — device for bathing
• Turkmen: duş — device for bathing
• Ukrainian: душ (duš) — device for bathing
• Unami: sëskàphalahikàn — device for bathing
• Urdu: شاوَر (śāvar) — device for bathing
• Uyghur: دۇش (dush) — device for bathing
• Uzbek: dush — device for bathing
• Vietnamese: vòi sen — device for bathing
• Vietnamese: vòi hoa sen — device for bathing
• Vietnamese: vòi tắm — device for bathing
• Vietnamese: hoa sen — device for bathing
• Volapük: dujet — device for bathing
• Welsh: cawod — device for bathing
• Yiddish: דוש (dush) — device for bathing
• Afrikaans: stort — instance of using of this device
• Albanian: dush — instance of using of this device
• Bengali: গোসল (gosôl) — instance of using of this device
• Catalan: dutxa — instance of using of this device
• Chinese Cantonese: 沖涼 /冲凉 (cung1 loeng4) — instance of using of this device
• Chinese Cantonese: 淋浴 (lam4 juk6) — instance of using of this device
• Chinese Mandarin: 淋浴 (línyù) — instance of using of this device
• Czech: sprcha — instance of using of this device
• Czech: sprchování — instance of using of this device
• Czech: osprchování — instance of using of this device
• Dutch: douche — instance of using of this device
• Dutch: stortbad — instance of using of this device
• Esperanto: duŝo — instance of using of this device
• Finnish: suihku — instance of using of this device
• French: douche — instance of using of this device
• Galician: ducha — instance of using of this device
• German: (eine Dusche nehmen) Dusche — instance of using of this device
• German: Brause — instance of using of this device
• Greek: ντουζ (ntouz) — instance of using of this device
• Greek: καταιονισμός (kataionismós) — instance of using of this device
• Hebrew: מִקְלַחַת (miklákhat) — instance of using of this device
• Hungarian: zuhany — instance of using of this device
• Hungarian: zuhanyzás — instance of using of this device
• Irish: cith — instance of using of this device
• Irish: cithfholcadh — instance of using of this device
• Italian: doccia — instance of using of this device
• Japanese: シャワー (shawā) — instance of using of this device
• Kabuverdianu: banhu — instance of using of this device
• Kabuverdianu: bónhe — instance of using of this device
• Khmer: ការងូតទឹក (kaanguuttɨk) — instance of using of this device
• Korean: 샤워 (syawo) — instance of using of this device
• Norman: douche — instance of using of this device
• Norwegian Bokmål: dusj — instance of using of this device
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dusj — instance of using of this device
• Norwegian Nynorsk: styrt — instance of using of this device
• Polish: prysznic — instance of using of this device
• Portuguese: chuveiro — instance of using of this device
• Portuguese: chuveirada — instance of using of this device
• Portuguese: banho — instance of using of this device
• Portuguese: duche — instance of using of this device
• Portuguese: ducha — instance of using of this device
• Romanian: duș — instance of using of this device
• Russian: душ (duš) — instance of using of this device
• Scottish Gaelic: fras — instance of using of this device
• Spanish: ducha — instance of using of this device
• Swedish: dusch — instance of using of this device
• Turkish: duş — instance of using of this device
• Ukrainian: душ (duš) — instance of using of this device
• Vietnamese: mưa rào — instance of using of this device
• Welsh: cawod — instance of using of this device
• Belarusian: град (hrad) — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Finnish: kuuro — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Finnish: suihku — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• French: pluie — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• German: Schauer — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Irish: cith — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Japanese: 雨下 (uka) — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Norwegian Bokmål: regn — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Norwegian Nynorsk: regn — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Portuguese: chuva — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Russian: град (grad) — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Scottish Gaelic: fras — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Ukrainian: град (hrad) — quantity of something that has characteristics of a rain shower
• Finnish: taisto — battle, attack, conflict
• Finnish: joukkio — contemptible group of people or things
• French: bande — contemptible group of people or things
• Finnish: näyttäjä — one who shows
• Finnish: esittelijä — one who shows
• Hungarian: kiállító — one who shows
• Hungarian: bemutató — one who shows
• Hungarian: megmutató — one who shows
• Marathi: दाखवणारा (dākhavṇārā) — one who shows
• Marathi: दाखवणारी (dākhavṇārī) — one who shows
• Middle English: schewere — one who shows
• Norwegian Bokmål: viser — one who shows
• Portuguese: mostrador — one who shows
• Dutch: vleeslul — man whose penis appears relatively large when flaccid
• Finnish: lihakulli — man whose penis appears relatively large when flaccid
• Hungarian: húsfarokkal rendelkező férfi — man whose penis appears relatively large when flaccid
• Bulgarian: поливам (polivam) — to spray with
• Bulgarian: оросявам (orosjavam) — to spray with
• Dutch: besproeien — to spray with
• Finnish: suihkuttaa — to spray with
• Galician: duchar — to spray with
• Galician: regar — to spray with
• Galician: pulverizar — to spray with
• German: besprühen — to spray with
• German: einsprühen — to spray with
• Indonesian: menyiram — to spray with
• Italian: spruzzare — to spray with
• Lithuanian: purkšti — to spray with
• Macedonian: опси́пува (opsípuva) — to spray with
• Māori: tāuwhiuwhi — to spray with
• Portuguese: regar — to spray with
• Russian: полива́ть (polivátʹ) — to spray with
• Russian: поли́ть (polítʹ) — to spray with
• Russian: бры́згать (brýzgatʹ) — to spray with
• Russian: обры́згать (obrýzgatʹ) — to spray with
• Spanish: duchar — to spray with
• Spanish: rociar — to spray with
• Swedish: duscha — to spray with
• Swedish: spraya — to spray with
• Telugu: కురిపించు (kuripiñcu) — to spray with
• Ukrainian: бризкати (bryzkaty) — to spray with
• Arabic: اِسْتَحَمَّ (istaḥamma) — to bathe using a shower
• Arabic: تَحَمَّمَ (taḥammama) — to bathe using a shower
• Arabic: آخد دش (ʔāḵod došš) — to bathe using a shower
• Arabic: استحمى (astaḥamma) — to bathe using a shower
• Arabic: اتحمم (atḥammam) — to bathe using a shower
• Arabic: اتروّش (atrawwaš) — to bathe using a shower
• Arabic: تحمم (tḥammam) — to bathe using a shower
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܵܚܹܠ (šāḵēl) — to bathe using a shower
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܵܝܹܦ (ḵāyēp) — to bathe using a shower
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܫܵܩܹܠ ܕܘܼܫ (šāqēl duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Belarusian: прыма́ць душ (prymácʹ duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Belarusian: прыня́ць душ (prynjácʹ duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Bulgarian: взе́мам душ (vzémam duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Bulgarian: взе́ма душ (vzéma duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Catalan: dutxar-se — to bathe using a shower
• Chinese Cantonese: 沖涼 /冲凉 (cung1 loeng4) — to bathe using a shower
• Chinese: 洗身軀 /洗身躯 (zh-min-nan) — to bathe using a shower
• Chinese Mandarin: 洗澡 (xǐzǎo) — to bathe using a shower
• Chinese Mandarin: 洗淋浴 (xǐ línyù) — to bathe using a shower
• Ngazidja Comorian: uyela — to bathe using a shower
• Czech: sprchovat se — to bathe using a shower
• Dutch: douchen — to bathe using a shower
• Dutch: een douche nemen — to bathe using a shower
• Dutch: een stortbad nemen — to bathe using a shower
• Esperanto: duŝi — to bathe using a shower
• Faroese: brúsa sær — to bathe using a shower
• Finnish: käydä suihkussa — to bathe using a shower
• Finnish: ottaa suihku — to bathe using a shower
• French: se doucher — to bathe using a shower
• French: prendre une douche — to bathe using a shower
• Galician: ducharse — to bathe using a shower
• German: duschen — to bathe using a shower
• German: Dusche nehmen — to bathe using a shower
• Hebrew: הִתְקַלֵּחַ (hitkaléakh) — to bathe using a shower
• Hindi: नहाना (nahānā) — to bathe using a shower
• Hungarian: zuhanyozik — to bathe using a shower
• Hungarian: tusol — to bathe using a shower
• Icelandic: fara í sturtu — to bathe using a shower
• Icelandic: fara í steypibað — to bathe using a shower
• Indonesian: mandi — to bathe using a shower
• Italian: farsi la doccia — to bathe using a shower
• Italian: farsi una doccia — to bathe using a shower
• Italian: docciarsi — to bathe using a shower
• Japanese: シャワーを浴びる (shawā o abiru) — to bathe using a shower
• Khmer: ងូតទឹក (nguut tɨk) — to bathe using a shower
• Korean: 샤워를 하다 (syaworeul hada) — to bathe using a shower
• Ladino: tomar dush — to bathe using a shower
• Lao: ອາບນໍາ້ (ʼāp nam) — to bathe using a shower
• Luxembourgish: duschen — to bathe using a shower
• Macedonian: туши́ра (tušíra) — to bathe using a shower
• Macedonian: се туши́ра (se tušíra) — to bathe using a shower
• Macedonian: истуши́ра (istušíra) — to bathe using a shower
• Macedonian: се истуши́ра (se istušíra) — to bathe using a shower
• Maltese: raxxax — to bathe using a shower
• Māori: horohoroi — to bathe using a shower
• Māori: tāuhiuhi — to bathe using a shower
• Norwegian Bokmål: dusje — to bathe using a shower
• Persian: دوش گرفتن (duš gereftan) — to bathe using a shower
• Persian: استحمام کردن (estehmâm kardan) — to bathe using a shower
• Persian: حمام گرفتن (hammâm gereftan) — to bathe using a shower
• Polish: brać prysznic — to bathe using a shower
• Polish: wziąć prysznic — to bathe using a shower
• Portuguese: tomar banho (de chuveiro) — to bathe using a shower
• Romanian: a face un duș — to bathe using a shower
• Russian: принима́ть душ (prinimátʹ duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Russian: приня́ть душ (prinjátʹ duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Scottish Gaelic: gabh fras — to bathe using a shower
• Serbo-Croatian: туши́рати се — to bathe using a shower
• Serbo-Croatian: tušírati se — to bathe using a shower
• Slovak: sprchovať sa — to bathe using a shower
• Slovene: tuširati se — to bathe using a shower
• Slovene: prhati se — to bathe using a shower
• Spanish: ducharse — to bathe using a shower
• Spanish: bañarse — to bathe using a shower
• Swahili: kupiga bafu — to bathe using a shower
• Swedish: duscha — to bathe using a shower
• Tamil: குளி (kuḷi) — to bathe using a shower
• Thai: อาบน้ํา (àap-náam) — to bathe using a shower
• Tongan: saoa — to bathe using a shower
• Turkish: duş almak — to bathe using a shower
• Ukrainian: прийма́ти душ (pryjmáty duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Ukrainian: прийня́ти душ (pryjnjáty duš) — to bathe using a shower
• Urdu: نہانا (nahānā) — to bathe using a shower
• Vietnamese: tắm hoa sen — to bathe using a shower
• Volapük: dujetön — to bathe using a shower
• Bulgarian: обсипвам (obsipvam) — to bestow liberally
• Finnish: kylvää — to bestow liberally
• Galician: agraciar — to bestow liberally
• German: überschütten (mit) — to bestow liberally
• Hebrew: הִרְעִיף (hir'íf) — to bestow liberally
• Irish: biathaigh — to bestow liberally
• Latin: superfundō — to bestow liberally
• Portuguese: agraciar — to bestow liberally
• Portuguese: dadivar — to bestow liberally
• Russian: осыпа́ть (osypátʹ) — to bestow liberally
• Russian: осы́пать (osýpatʹ) — to bestow liberally
• Spanish: colmar — to bestow liberally
• Turkish: yağmura tutmak — to bestow liberally