thicket

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• /ˈθɪkɪt/ weak vowel distinction
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• [ˈθɪkɪt] weak vowel distinction
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• /ˈθɪkət/ weak vowel merger
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• [ˈθɪkət] weak vowel merger
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• rhymes with -ɪkɪt
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• homophone: ticket (th-stopping)
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• CMU ARPABET: TH IH1 K IH0 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Inherited from Middle English *thikket, from Old English þiccet, from þicce (“thick”) + Old English nominal suffix -et. Compare similar German Dickicht (“thicket”), which is first attested in the 17th century, however. Compare typologically Bulgarian гъстак (gǎstak), Macedonian густеж (gustež), Czech houští, Polish gęstwina (< *gǫstъ); Latin dūmus (akin to Latin dense).

140 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: عَرِين (ʕarīn) — copse
• Armenian: թավուտ (tʻavut) — copse
• Belarusian: хмыз (xmyz) — copse
• Belarusian: гушча́р (huščár) — copse
• Belarusian: не́тры (njétry) — copse
• Bulgarian: гъста́к (gǎsták) — copse
• Bulgarian: гъстала́к (gǎstalák) — copse
• Catalan: matoll — copse
• Cherokee: ᏌᎷᏱ (saluyi) — copse
• Chinese Mandarin: 叢林 /丛林 (cónglín) — copse
• Chinese Mandarin: 灌木叢 /灌木丛 (guànmùcóng) — copse
• Chinese Mandarin: 樹叢 /树丛 (shùcóng) — copse
• Choctaw: abohli — copse
• Chuvash: чӑтлӑх (čătlăh) — copse
• Czech: houští — copse
• Czech: mlází — copse
• Danish: krat — copse
• Danish: buskads — copse
• Dutch: struikgewas — copse
• Dutch: kreupelhout — copse
• Dutch: kreupelbos — copse
• Esperanto: bosko — copse
• Estonian: põõsatihnik — copse
• Faroese: kjarr — copse
• Finnish: tiheikkö — copse
• French: fourré — copse
• French: maquis — copse
• Galician: mouta — copse
• Galician: touza — copse
• German: Dickicht — copse
• German: Gebüsch — copse
• German: Gestrüpp — copse
• German: Buschwerk — copse
• German: Bruk — copse
• Greek: λόχμη (lóchmi) — copse
• Ancient Greek: τάρφος (tárphos) — copse
• Ancient Greek: λόχμη (lókhmē) — copse
• Hebrew: סְבַךְ (svakh) — copse
• Hindi: झाड़ी (jhāṛī) — copse
• Hindi: वन (van) — copse
• Hindi: जंगल (jaṅgal) — copse
• Hungarian: bozót — copse
• Hungarian: susnyás — copse
• Icelandic: kjarr — copse
• Icelandic: þykkni — copse
• Ido: arbustaro — copse
• Irish: mothar — copse
• Irish: doire — copse
• Irish: muine — copse
• Italian: boscaglia — copse
• Italian: fratta — copse
• Italian: macchia — copse
• Italian: boschetto — copse
• Italian: roveto — copse
• Italian: ammasso — copse
• Japanese: 茂み (shigemi) — copse
• Komi-Zyrian: тшӧкыд (čökyd) — copse
• Korean: 덤불 (deombul) — copse
• Latin: virgultum — copse
• Latin: vespex — copse
• Latin: frutectum — copse
• Latvian: brikšņi — copse
• Latvian: biezoknis — copse
• Latvian: krūmi — copse
• Lithuanian: krūmokšniai — copse
• Lithuanian: tankumynas — copse
• Macedonian: гу́стеж (gústež) — copse
• Macedonian: че́стак (čéstak) — copse
• Macedonian: гу́стиш (gústiš) — copse
• Macedonian: че́стар (čéstar) — copse
• Macedonian: бу́јак (bújak) — copse
• Māori: tairo — copse
• Māori: oro — copse
• Eastern Mari: чашкер (čašker) — copse
• Western Mari: тӹшкер (tÿšker) — copse
• Middle English: spryng — copse
• Norwegian Bokmål: kratt — copse
• Norwegian Bokmål: kjerr — copse
• Old English: þiccet — copse
• Persian: بیشه (bêše) — copse
• Polish: zarośla — copse
• Polish: gęstwina — copse
• Polish: zarośla — copse
• Polish: chaszcze — copse
• Portuguese: moita — copse
• Portuguese: matagal — copse
• Romanian: tufiș — copse
• Romanian: subarboret — copse
• Romanian: pădurice — copse
• Romanian: crâng — copse
• Romanian: arboret — copse
• Romanian: desiș — copse
• Russian: ча́ща (čášča) — copse
• Russian: за́росли (zárosli) — copse
• Russian: гу́ща (gúšča) — copse
• Sanskrit: गुल्म (gulma) — copse
• Serbo-Croatian: гу̀стӣш — copse
• Serbo-Croatian: шѝкара — copse
• Serbo-Croatian: gùstīš — copse
• Serbo-Croatian: šìkara — copse
• Slovak: húštie — copse
• Slovak: húšťava — copse
• Slovak: húština — copse
• Slovene: gošča — copse
• Slovene: goščava — copse
• Lower Sorbian: gusć — copse
• Lower Sorbian: gusćina — copse
• Lower Sorbian: gusćinka — copse
• Spanish: matorral — copse
• Spanish: bosquecillo — copse
• Swedish: snår — copse
• Swedish: busksnår — copse
• Thai: พง (pong) — copse
• Tumbuka: lusukuti — copse
• Turkish: çalılık — copse
• Turkish: bük — copse
• Ottoman Turkish: بوك (bük) — copse
• Udmurt: варсэм (varsem) — copse
• Ukrainian: ха́щі (xášči) — copse
• Ukrainian: ха́ща (xášča) — copse
• Ukrainian: гуща́вина (huščávyna) — copse
• Ukrainian: гу́ща (húšča) — copse
• Ukrainian: гу́щава (húščava) — copse
• Ukrainian: гуща́к (huščák) — copse
• Ukrainian: не́трі (nétri) — copse
• Ukrainian: не́трища (nétryšča) — copse
• Ukrainian: за́рості (zárosti) — copse
• Ukrainian: чагарни́к (čaharnýk) — copse
• Unami: ahëwe — copse
• Uzbek: chakalakzor — copse
• Uzbek: changalzor — copse
• Vietnamese: bụi — copse
• Vietnamese: bụi rậm — copse
• Welsh: llwyn — copse
• Welsh: dryslwyn — copse
• Finnish: viidakko — A dense aggregation of other things, concrete or abstract.
• German: Gestrüpp — A dense aggregation of other things, concrete or abstract.
• German: Dickicht — A dense aggregation of other things, concrete or abstract.
• German: Dschungel — A dense aggregation of other things, concrete or abstract.
• Irish: mothar — A dense aggregation of other things, concrete or abstract.