sweaty

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• /ˈswɛti/
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• General-American: [ˈswɛɾi]
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• rhymes with -ɛti
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• CMU ARPABET: S W EH1 T IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English swety, equivalent to sweat + -y.

Influenced by the similarity of the spelling of sweety, and the humorous contrast between their meanings.

94 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: քրտնքոտ (kʻrtnkʻot) — covered in sweat
• Belarusian: по́тны (pótny) — covered in sweat
• Belarusian: спатне́лы (spatnjély) — covered in sweat
• Central Bikol: maganot — covered in sweat
• Central Bikol: madaplos — covered in sweat
• Central Bikol: mahinang — covered in sweat
• Bulgarian: по́тен (póten) — covered in sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 汗津津的 (hànjīnjīn de) — covered in sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 被汗水濕透的 /被汗水湿透的 (bèi hànshuǐ shītòu de) — covered in sweat
• Czech: zpocený — covered in sweat
• Danish: svedig — covered in sweat
• Dutch: bezweet — covered in sweat
• Elfdalian: swettun — covered in sweat
• Estonian: higine — covered in sweat
• Faroese: sveittur — covered in sweat
• Finnish: hikinen — covered in sweat
• French: en sueur — covered in sweat
• French: moite — covered in sweat
• French: suant — covered in sweat
• French: en nage — covered in sweat
• Georgian: ოფლიანი (opliani) — covered in sweat
• German: verschwitzt — covered in sweat
• Greek: ιδρωμένος (idroménos) — covered in sweat
• Greenlandic: kiagualaartoq — covered in sweat
• Hungarian: izzadt — covered in sweat
• Icelandic: sveittur — covered in sweat
• Indonesian: berkeringat — covered in sweat
• Ingrian: hiekäs — covered in sweat
• Italian: sudato — covered in sweat
• Japanese: 汗だくの (asedaku no) — covered in sweat
• Khmer: ញើសទទឹក (ñəəh tɔɔ tɨk) — covered in sweat
• Khmer: បែកញើសហូរញើស (baek ñəəh hoo ñəəh) — covered in sweat
• Korean: 땀투성이의 (ttamtuseong'i-ui) — covered in sweat
• Latvian: nosvīdis — covered in sweat
• Luxembourgish: verschweesst — covered in sweat
• Macedonian: испотен (ispoten) — covered in sweat
• Marathi: घामट (ghāmaṭ) — covered in sweat
• Norwegian Bokmål: svettig — covered in sweat
• Plautdietsch: schweetich — covered in sweat
• Polish: spocony — covered in sweat
• Portuguese: suado — covered in sweat
• Romanian: asudat — covered in sweat
• Russian: по́тный (pótnyj) — covered in sweat
• Russian: вспоте́вший (vspotévšij) — covered in sweat
• Serbo-Croatian: зно́јан — covered in sweat
• Serbo-Croatian: зно̏јав — covered in sweat
• Serbo-Croatian: znójan — covered in sweat
• Serbo-Croatian: znȍjav — covered in sweat
• Slovak: spotený — covered in sweat
• Slovene: prepoten — covered in sweat
• Spanish: sudado — covered in sweat
• Spanish: sudoriento — covered in sweat
• Swedish: svettig — covered in sweat
• Thai: เหงื่อออก (ngʉ̀ʉa-ɔ̀ɔk) — covered in sweat
• Turkish: terli — covered in sweat
• Ukrainian: пітни́й (pitnýj) — covered in sweat
• Ukrainian: спітні́лий (spitnílyj) — covered in sweat
• Vietnamese: đầy mồ hôi — covered in sweat
• Welsh: chwyslyd — covered in sweat
• Yiddish: פֿאַרשוויצט (farshvitst) — covered in sweat
• Bulgarian: потя́щ се (potjášt se) — having a tendency to sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 容易出汗的 (róngyì chūhàn de) — having a tendency to sweat
• Finnish: hikoileva — having a tendency to sweat
• Finnish: hikinen — having a tendency to sweat
• Finnish: hikoava — having a tendency to sweat
• Georgian: ოფლიანი (opliani) — having a tendency to sweat
• Hungarian: izzadós — having a tendency to sweat
• Polish: pocący się — having a tendency to sweat
• Russian: потли́вый (potlívyj) — having a tendency to sweat
• Russian: поте́ющий (potéjuščij) — having a tendency to sweat
• Spanish: sudoroso — having a tendency to sweat
• Bulgarian: изпотя́ващ (izpotjávašt) — likely to cause one to sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 容易出汗的 (róngyì chūhàn de) — likely to cause one to sweat
• Finnish: hiostava — likely to cause one to sweat
• French: sudatoire — likely to cause one to sweat
• Georgian: გამაოფლიანებელი (gamaoplianebeli) — likely to cause one to sweat
• German: schweißtreibend — likely to cause one to sweat
• Hungarian: izzasztó — likely to cause one to sweat
• Russian: потого́нный (potogónnyj) — likely to cause one to sweat
• Turkish: terleten — likely to cause one to sweat
• Turkish: terletici — likely to cause one to sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 汗的 (hàn de) — caused by sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 出汗的 (chūhàn de) — caused by sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 有汗味的 (yǒu hànwèi de) — caused by sweat
• Finnish: hikinen — caused by sweat
• Portuguese: de suor — caused by sweat
• Chinese Mandarin: 艱苦的 /艰苦的 (jiānkǔ de) — strenuous
• Chinese Mandarin: 吃力的 (chīlì de) — strenuous
• Chinese Mandarin: 勞累的 /劳累的 (láolèi de) — strenuous
• Finnish: hikinen — strenuous
• Finnish: hiki- — strenuous
• Portuguese: suado — strenuous
• Turkish: ağır — strenuous
• Turkish: zorlu — strenuous