stride

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English surname, from the noun stride.

From Middle English stride, stryde, from Old English stride (“a stride, pace”), from the verb (see above). Doublet of strid.

From Middle English striden, from Old English strīdan (“stride”), from Proto-West Germanic *strīdan, from Proto-Germanic *strīdaną. Cognate with Low German striden (“to fight, to stride”), Dutch strijden (“to fight”), German streiten (“to fight, to quarrel”).

56 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Asturian: galmu — long step
• Asturian: galmiada — long step
• Bulgarian: разкрач (razkrač) — long step
• Catalan: gambada — long step
• Finnish: harppaus — long step
• French: enjambée — long step
• Galician: alancada — long step
• Irish: truslóg — long step
• Italian: falcata — long step
• Italian: lungo passo — long step
• Māori: whāronatanga — long step
• Persian: شلنگ (šeleng) — long step
• Plautdietsch: Schrett — long step
• Polish: krok — long step
• Spanish: zancada — long step
• Spanish: paso largo — long step
• Spanish: zancajada — long step
• Spanish: tranco — long step
• Spanish: trancada — long step
• Welsh: brasgam — long step
• Asturian: galmiar — to walk with long steps
• Bulgarian: крача (krača) — to walk with long steps
• Catalan: gambar — to walk with long steps
• Chinese Mandarin: 跨 (kuà) — to walk with long steps
• Czech: kráčet — to walk with long steps
• Dutch: schrijden — to walk with long steps
• Dzongkha: ཧབ (hab) — to walk with long steps
• Esperanto: paŝegi — to walk with long steps
• Esperanto: paŝi — to walk with long steps
• Finnish: harpata — to walk with long steps
• Finnish: loikata — to walk with long steps
• Finnish: harppoa — to walk with long steps
• French: enjamber arpenter — to walk with long steps
• Galician: alancar — to walk with long steps
• German: schreiten — to walk with long steps
• Italian: scavalcare — to walk with long steps
• Māori: whārona — to walk with long steps
• Māori: tōihi — to walk with long steps
• Māori: whetoko — to walk with long steps
• Persian: شلنگیدن (šelengidan) — to walk with long steps
• Polish: kroczyć — to walk with long steps
• Portuguese: andar com passos largos — to walk with long steps
• Russian: шага́ть (šagátʹ) — to walk with long steps
• Russian: выша́гивать (vyšágivatʹ) — to walk with long steps
• Spanish: dar zancadas — to walk with long steps
• Spanish: caminar a zancadas — to walk with long steps
• Spanish: andar a zancajadas — to walk with long steps
• Spanish: marchar a trancos — to walk with long steps
• Spanish: ambular a trancadas — to walk with long steps
• Turkish: uzun adımlarla yürümek — to walk with long steps
• Walloon: asdjambler — to walk with long steps
• Walloon: ascoxhî — to walk with long steps
• Walloon: hazer — to walk with long steps
• Walloon: li steper — to walk with long steps
• Russian: переша́гивать (perešágivatʹ) — to step over
• Russian: перешагну́ть (perešagnútʹ) — to step over