stubble

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• /ˈstʌb.əl/
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From Middle English stuble, from Anglo-Norman stuble, estuble, from Old French estoble, esteule (whence Modern French éteule), from Latin stipula (“stalk, straw”). Cognate with Dutch stoppel, Central German Stoppel, Upper German Stupfel.

112 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: شُعَيْرَات اللِّحْيَة (šuʕayrāt al-liḥya) — short, coarse hair
• Arabic: دقن خفيفة (daʔn xafif) — short, coarse hair
• Armenian: թրաշ (tʻraš) — short, coarse hair
• Bulgarian: набола брада (nabola brada) — short, coarse hair
• Chinese Mandarin: 鬍子茬 /胡子茬 (húzichá) — short, coarse hair
• Chinese Mandarin: 鬍茬 /胡茬 (húchá) — short, coarse hair
• Chinese Mandarin: 鬍渣 /胡渣 (húzhā) — short, coarse hair
• Czech: strniště — short, coarse hair
• Danish: skægstub — short, coarse hair
• Dutch: stoppelbaard — short, coarse hair
• Dutch: stoppel — short, coarse hair
• Finnish: sänki — short, coarse hair
• French: barbe de trois jours — short, coarse hair
• Galician: barbuxa — short, coarse hair
• Galician: barbaxola — short, coarse hair
• Galician: lambuxa — short, coarse hair
• Galician: melón — short, coarse hair
• Georgian: ჯაგარი (ǯagari) — short, coarse hair
• Georgian: მჩხვლეტავი წვერი (mčxvleṭavi c̣veri) — short, coarse hair
• German: Stoppel — short, coarse hair
• German: Bartstoppel — short, coarse hair
• German: Stoppeln — short, coarse hair
• German: Bartstoppeln — short, coarse hair
• German: Dreitagebart — short, coarse hair
• Greek: αξύριστα γένια (axýrista génia) — short, coarse hair
• Hebrew: זיפים (zifím) — short, coarse hair
• Hungarian: borosta — short, coarse hair
• Icelandic: skeggbroddur — short, coarse hair
• Icelandic: broddur — short, coarse hair
• Ingrian: sänki — short, coarse hair
• Ingrian: tynkä — short, coarse hair
• Italian: barba di due giorni — short, coarse hair
• Italian: barba incolta — short, coarse hair
• Japanese: 無精ひげ (bushōhige) — short, coarse hair
• Khmer: ពុកចង្កានៅខ្លី (puk cɑŋkaa nɨv kləy) — short, coarse hair
• Latin: stipulae — short, coarse hair
• Macedonian: четина (četina) — short, coarse hair
• Norwegian Bokmål: skjeggstubb — short, coarse hair
• Persian: تهریش (tah-riš) — short, coarse hair
• Portuguese: barbicha — short, coarse hair
• Russian: щети́на (ščetína) — short, coarse hair
• Scottish Gaelic: reuban — short, coarse hair
• Serbo-Croatian: čekinja — short, coarse hair
• Serbo-Croatian: četina — short, coarse hair
• Spanish: barba de unos días — short, coarse hair
• Spanish: barba incipiente — short, coarse hair
• Spanish: barbita — short, coarse hair
• Swedish: skäggstubb — short, coarse hair
• Swedish: stubb — short, coarse hair
• Thai: โคนหนวดเคราที่ไม่ได้โกน (kohn nùat krao têe mâi dâai gohn) — short, coarse hair
• Turkish: kirli sakal — short, coarse hair
• Ukrainian: щети́на (ščetýna) — short, coarse hair
• Vietnamese: râu thưa — short, coarse hair
• Arabic: قَشّ (qašš) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Aramaic: קַשּׁא (qaššā) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Aramaic: ܩܷܫܳܐ (qeššā) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Armenian: խոզան (xozan) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Azerbaijani: başaq — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Azerbaijani: qırpım — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Belarusian: іржэ́ўнік (iržéwnik) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Belarusian: ржэ́ўнік (ržéwnik) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Belarusian: іржы́шча (iržýšča) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Belarusian: ржы́шча (ržýšča) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Belarusian: сцерня́ (scjernjá) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Bulgarian: стърни́ще (stǎrníšte) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Catalan: rostoll — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Chinese Mandarin: 殘株 /残株 (cánzhū) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Chinese Mandarin: 茬 (chá) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Danish: stub — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Dutch: stoppel — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Finnish: sänki — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• French: éteule — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Galician: restrollo — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Galician: restreba — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Georgian: ნამჯა (namǯa) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Georgian: ნამკალი (namḳali) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Georgian: ნაწვერალი (nac̣verali) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Georgian: ნაყანევი (naq̇anevi) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Georgian: ნაპურალი (naṗurali) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• German: Stoppel — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• German: Stoppeln — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Greek: καλαμιά (kalamiá) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Ancient Greek: καλάμη (kalámē) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Hebrew: שלף (shélef) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Hindi: खूंटी (khoontee) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Hungarian: tarló — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Ingrian: sänki — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Italian: stoppia — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Japanese: 刈り株 (karikabu) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Korean: 그루 (geuru) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Korean: 그루터기 (geuruteogi) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Northern Kurdish: pirêze — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Latin: stipulae — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Lithuanian: ražiena — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Macedonian: стрн (strn) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Old Church Slavonic: стрънь (strŭnĭ) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Polish: rżysko — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Portuguese: restolho — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Russian: стерня́ (sternjá) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Russian: стернь (sternʹ) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Russian: жнивьё (žnivʹjó) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Scottish Gaelic: àsbhuain — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Serbo-Croatian: стр̑н — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Spanish: rastrojo — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Swedish: stubb — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Turkish: anız — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Ottoman Turkish: آكیز (añız) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Ottoman Turkish: حشفه (haşefe) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Ukrainian: стерня́ (sternjá) — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Vietnamese: rạ — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Vietnamese: tót — short stalks left in a field after harvest
• Vietnamese: toóc — short stalks left in a field after harvest