streak

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From Middle English streke, from Old English strica, from Proto-Germanic *strikiz, from Proto-Indo-European *streyg- (“line”). Related to North Frisian strijck, Old Saxon striki, Middle Low German streke, Low German streek, Danish streg, Swedish streck, Norwegian Bokmål and Norwegian Nynorsk strek, Icelandic stryk, strykr, Dutch streek, Afrikaans streek, Old High German strih, German Strich, Gothic 𐍃𐍄𐍂𐌹𐌺𐍃 (striks).

83 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: рязка (rjazka) — irregular line
• Bulgarian: драскотина (draskotina) — irregular line
• Chinese Mandarin: 痕迹 (hénjì) — irregular line
• Dutch: streep — irregular line
• Esperanto: ŝmiraĵo — irregular line
• Finnish: juova — irregular line
• Finnish: raita — irregular line
• Finnish: viiru — irregular line
• French: raie — irregular line
• German: Schliere — irregular line
• Hungarian: csík — irregular line
• Hungarian: sáv — irregular line
• Hungarian: erezet — irregular line
• Ido: strio — irregular line
• Irish: síog — irregular line
• Italian: striatura — irregular line
• Italian: striscia — irregular line
• Japanese: 条痕 (jōkon) — irregular line
• Māori: tarapī — irregular line
• Occitan: raia — irregular line
• Occitan: estria — irregular line
• Occitan: estralh — irregular line
• Portuguese: risco — irregular line
• Russian: полоса́ (polosá) — irregular line
• Russian: поло́ска (polóska) — irregular line
• Scottish Gaelic: srian — irregular line
• Scottish Gaelic: stìom — irregular line
• Spanish: raya — irregular line
• Spanish: trazo — irregular line
• Swedish: ränder — irregular line
• Vietnamese: vệt — irregular line
• Bashkir: һыҙат (hıźat) — continuous series of events
• Bulgarian: серия (serija) — continuous series of events
• Bulgarian: последователност (posledovatelnost) — continuous series of events
• Chinese Mandarin: 连胜 (liánshèng) — continuous series of events
• Chinese Mandarin: 连续记录 — continuous series of events
• Finnish: sarja — continuous series of events
• Finnish: ketju — continuous series of events
• Finnish: putki — continuous series of events
• Hungarian: sorozat — continuous series of events
• Hungarian: széria — continuous series of events
• Polish: passa — continuous series of events
• Portuguese: série — continuous series of events
• Russian: полоса́ (polosá) — continuous series of events
• Russian: череда (čereda) — continuous series of events
• Scottish Gaelic: stìom — continuous series of events
• Spanish: sarta — continuous series of events
• Spanish: racha — continuous series of events
• Spanish: ristra — continuous series of events
• Spanish: serie — continuous series of events
• Spanish: secuencia — continuous series of events
• Swedish: rad — continuous series of events
• Finnish: viiru — color of mineral powder
• Spanish: trazo — color of mineral powder
• Dutch: herfstbremspanner — species of moth
• Finnish: jänönvihmamittari — species of moth
• French: chésias du genêt — species of moth
• German: Später Ginsterspanner — species of moth
• Hungarian: szürkés zanótaraszoló — species of moth
• Spanish: geómetra — species of moth
• Chinese Mandarin: 气质 (qìzhì) — non-dominant tendency or characteristic
• Chinese Mandarin: 迹象 (jìxiàng) — non-dominant tendency or characteristic
• Finnish: piirre — non-dominant tendency or characteristic
• Hungarian: beütés — non-dominant tendency or characteristic
• Russian: черта (čerta) — non-dominant tendency or characteristic
• Scottish Gaelic: stìom — non-dominant tendency or characteristic
• Spanish: toque — non-dominant tendency or characteristic
• Bulgarian: нашарвам се (našarvam se) — to have or obtain streaks
• Finnish: tulla juovikkaaksi — to have or obtain streaks
• German: schlieren — to have or obtain streaks
• Irish: síog — to have or obtain streaks
• Spanish: rayarse — to have or obtain streaks
• Chinese Mandarin: 裸奔 (luǒbēn) — to run naked in public
• Finnish: viuhahtaa — to run naked in public
• German: flitzen — to run naked in public
• Spanish: correr desnudo — to run naked in public
• Swedish: springa naken — to run naked in public
• Swedish: streaka — to run naked in public
• Finnish: juovittaa — to create streaks
• Finnish: tehdä juovikkaaksi — to create streaks
• Irish: síog — to create streaks
• Spanish: rayar — to create streaks
• Finnish: viuhahtaa — to move very swiftly