trash

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From Middle English trasch, trassh, probably a dialectal form of *trass (compare Orkney truss, English dialectal trous), from Old Norse tros (“rubbish, fallen leaves and twigs”), perhaps related to Proto-Germanic *þrakjaz (“dirt”). Pokorny instead derives it from Proto-Indo-European *dóru (“tree”). Compare Norwegian trask (“lumber, trash, baggage”), Swedish trasa (“rag, cloth, worthless fellow”), Swedish trås (“dry fallen twigs, wood-waste”). Compare also Old English þreax (“rottenness, rubbish”).

235 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: زُبَالَة (zubāla) — things to be discarded
• Arabic: نُفَايَات (nufāyāt) — things to be discarded
• Arabic: قُمَامَة (qumāma) — things to be discarded
• Arabic: مُخَلَّفَات (muḵallafāt) — things to be discarded
• Arabic: زبالة (zebāla) — things to be discarded
• Arabic: زبالة (zbāle) — things to be discarded
• Armenian: աղբ (aġb) — things to be discarded
• Belarusian: сме́цце (smjéccje) — things to be discarded
• Belarusian: смяццё (smjaccjó) — things to be discarded
• Belarusian: сьмяцьцё (sʹmjacʹcjó) — things to be discarded
• Bulgarian: боклу́к (boklúk) — things to be discarded
• Bulgarian: отпа́дъци (otpádǎci) — things to be discarded
• Burmese: အမှိုက် (a.hmuik) — things to be discarded
• Catalan: brossa — things to be discarded
• Catalan: escombraries — things to be discarded
• Chamicuro: s̈hutechi — things to be discarded
• Cherokee: ᎤᏲ (uyo) — things to be discarded
• Chinese Mandarin: 垃圾 (lājī, lèsè) — things to be discarded
• Chinese Mandarin: 廢物 /废物 (fèiwù) — things to be discarded
• Czech: odpad — things to be discarded
• Czech: odpadky — things to be discarded
• Czech: smetí — things to be discarded
• Old Czech: drst — things to be discarded
• Danish: affald — things to be discarded
• Dutch: vuilnis — things to be discarded
• Dutch: vuil — things to be discarded
• Esperanto: forĵetaĵo — things to be discarded
• Esperanto: rubo — things to be discarded
• Estonian: rämps — things to be discarded
• Faroese: rusk — things to be discarded
• Finnish: roska — things to be discarded
• Finnish: rikka — things to be discarded
• Finnish: jäte — things to be discarded
• French: déchet — things to be discarded
• West-Frisian: ôffal — things to be discarded
• Georgian: ნაგავი (nagavi) — things to be discarded
• German: Abfall — things to be discarded
• German: Mist — things to be discarded
• German: Müll — things to be discarded
• German: Unrat — things to be discarded
• German: Güsel — things to be discarded
• Greek: απορρίματα (aporrímata) — things to be discarded
• Greek: σκουπίδια (skoupídia) — things to be discarded
• Ancient Greek: φορυτός (phorutós) — things to be discarded
• Haitian Creole: fatra — things to be discarded
• Hebrew: זבל (zével) — things to be discarded
• Hindi: कूड़ा (kūṛā) — things to be discarded
• Hungarian: szemét — things to be discarded
• Icelandic: rusl — things to be discarded
• Indonesian: sampah — things to be discarded
• Irish: bruscar — things to be discarded
• Italian: spazzatura — things to be discarded
• Italian: immondizia — things to be discarded
• Italian: rifiuti — things to be discarded
• Japanese: ごみ (gomi) — things to be discarded
• Kazakh: қоқым (qoqym) — things to be discarded
• Khmer: សំរាម (sɑmraam) — things to be discarded
• Khmer: ឡាប់សង (lapsɑɑng) — things to be discarded
• Korean: 쓰레기 (sseuregi) — things to be discarded
• Korean: 오물 (omul) — things to be discarded
• Kyrgyz: таштанды (taştandı) — things to be discarded
• Lao: ຂຍະ (kha nya) — things to be discarded
• Lao: ຄຸມຝອຽ (khum fǭi) — things to be discarded
• Lao: ມູນຝອຽ (mūn fǭi) — things to be discarded
• Lao: ສັງການ (sang kān) — things to be discarded
• Lao: ຂີ້ເຫຍື້ອ (khī hư̄ai) — things to be discarded
• Latin: quisquiliae — things to be discarded
• Latin: scrūta — things to be discarded
• Lithuanian: šiukšlė — things to be discarded
• Macedonian: ѓубре (ǵubre) — things to be discarded
• Macedonian: смет (smet) — things to be discarded
• Manx: trustyr — things to be discarded
• Māori: kapurangi — things to be discarded
• Navajo: tsʼiilzéí — things to be discarded
• Norwegian Bokmål: avfall — things to be discarded
• Norwegian Bokmål: søppel — things to be discarded
• Norwegian Bokmål: boss — things to be discarded
• Occitan: bordilha — things to be discarded
• Persian: زباله (zobâle) — things to be discarded
• Persian: آشغال (âšġâl) — things to be discarded
• Persian: خاکروبه (xâkrube) — things to be discarded
• Plautdietsch: Schunt — things to be discarded
• Plautdietsch: Auffaul — things to be discarded
• Plautdietsch: Aufgank — things to be discarded
• Polish: śmieci — things to be discarded
• Portuguese: lixo — things to be discarded
• Quechua: q'upa — things to be discarded
• Romagnol: rùsco — things to be discarded
• Romanian: lucru nevaloros — things to be discarded
• Romanian: rebut — things to be discarded
• Romanian: gunoi — things to be discarded
• Romanian: rămășițe — things to be discarded
• Romanian: reziduu — things to be discarded
• Romanian: deșeu — things to be discarded
• Russian: му́сор (músor) — things to be discarded
• Serbo-Croatian: о̏тпа̄д — things to be discarded
• Serbo-Croatian: смѐће — things to be discarded
• Serbo-Croatian: ȍtpād — things to be discarded
• Serbo-Croatian: smèće — things to be discarded
• Slovak: odpad — things to be discarded
• Slovak: odpadky — things to be discarded
• Slovene: smet — things to be discarded
• Lower Sorbian: wótpadki — things to be discarded
• Lower Sorbian: wótpadanki — things to be discarded
• Spanish: basura — things to be discarded
• Spanish: tlazol — things to be discarded
• Spanish: tlazole — things to be discarded
• Spanish: clazol — things to be discarded
• Swedish: skräp — things to be discarded
• Tagalog: basura — things to be discarded
• Tagalog: kalat — things to be discarded
• Tamil: குப்பை (kuppai) — things to be discarded
• Thai: ขยะ (kà-yà) — things to be discarded
• Thai: กาก (gàak) — things to be discarded
• Tibetan: ཕུང་རྫས (phung rdzas) — things to be discarded
• Tibetan: གད་ཉིག (gad nyig) — things to be discarded
• Tibetan: སྙིགས་མ་ (snyigs ma) — things to be discarded
• Tok Pisin: pipia — things to be discarded
• Turkish: çöp — things to be discarded
• Ukrainian: сміття́ (smittjá) — things to be discarded
• Urdu: کَچْرا (kacrā) — things to be discarded
• Urdu: کُوڑا (kūṛā) — things to be discarded
• Vietnamese: rác — things to be discarded
• Welsh: sbwriel — things to be discarded
• Yoruba: pàǹtí — things to be discarded
• Arabic: سَلُّة الْمُهْمَلَات — container
• Armenian: աղբաման (aġbaman) — container
• Bulgarian: ко́шче за боклу́к (kóšče za boklúk) — container
• Danish: affaldscontainer — container
• Dutch: vuilnisbak — container
• Finnish: roskakori — container
• Finnish: jäteastia — container
• Finnish: roskalaatikko — container
• Finnish: roskis — container
• Finnish: roska-astia — container
• Finnish: paperikori — container
• French: corbeille à papier — container
• German: Mistkübel — container
• German: Mülleimer — container
• German: Papierkorb — container
• Hebrew: פח אשפה (pakh-'ashpá) — container
• Hindi: कूड़ेदान (kūṛedān) — container
• Hindi: कचरा पात्र (kacrā pātra) — container
• Italian: cassonetto — container
• Portuguese: lixo — container
• Portuguese: lixeira — container
• Romanian: coș de hârtii — container
• Slovene: smetnjak — container
• Slovene: koš — container
• Spanish: caneca — container
• Spanish: papelera — container
• Swedish: papperskorg — container
• Tamil: தொட்டி (toṭṭi) — container
• Tamil: குப்பைத்தொட்டி (kuppaittoṭṭi) — container
• Armenian: աղբ (aġb) — something of poor quality
• Armenian: զիբիլ (zibil) — something of poor quality
• Bulgarian: боклу́к (boklúk) — something of poor quality
• Danish: skrammel — something of poor quality
• Dutch: prul — something of poor quality
• Finnish: roska — something of poor quality
• Finnish: romu — something of poor quality
• Georgian: ნაგავი (nagavi) — something of poor quality
• Ancient Greek: λῆρος (lêros) — something of poor quality
• Italian: mondezza — something of poor quality
• Italian: porcheria — something of poor quality
• Italian: robaccia — something of poor quality
• Korean: 개털 (gaeteol) — something of poor quality
• Portuguese: lixo — something of poor quality
• Portuguese: porcaria — something of poor quality
• Russian: дрянь (drjanʹ) — something of poor quality
• Russian: ерунда́ (jerundá) — something of poor quality
• Russian: халту́ра (xaltúra) — something of poor quality
• Spanish: basura — something of poor quality
• Swedish: skräp — something of poor quality
• Tamil: குப்பை (kuppai) — something of poor quality
• Yiddish: שלאָק (shlok) — something of poor quality
• Armenian: թափթփուկ (tʻapʻtʻpʻuk) — people of low social status or class
• Finnish: roskaväki — people of low social status or class
• Finnish: roskajoukko — people of low social status or class
• German: Bodensatz (der Gesellschaft) — people of low social status or class
• German: Unterschicht — people of low social status or class
• Italian: feccia — people of low social status or class
• Korean: 개털 (gaeteol) — people of low social status or class
• Portuguese: lixo — people of low social status or class
• Portuguese: escória — people of low social status or class
• Portuguese: gentalha — people of low social status or class
• Russian: отро́дье (otródʹje) — people of low social status or class
• Russian: отре́бье (otrébʹje) — people of low social status or class
• Russian: шваль (švalʹ) — people of low social status or class
• Spanish: basura — people of low social status or class
• Spanish: escoria — people of low social status or class
• Danish: papirkurv — computer terminology
• Finnish: roskakori — computer terminology
• French: corbeille — computer terminology
• Galician: papeleira — computer terminology
• German: Papierkorb — computer terminology
• Italian: cestino — computer terminology
• Luxembourgish: Poubelle — computer terminology
• Portuguese: lixeira — computer terminology
• Portuguese: reciclagem — computer terminology
• Russian: корзи́на (korzína) — computer terminology
• Russian: му́сорная корзи́на (músornaja korzína) — computer terminology
• Spanish: papelera — computer terminology
• Swedish: papperskorg — computer terminology
• Ukrainian: ко́шик (kóšyk) — computer terminology
• Bulgarian: изхвърлям (izhvǎrljam) — to discard
• Finnish: heittää pois — to discard
• Finnish: heittää roskiin — to discard
• Finnish: heittää menemään — to discard
• Finnish: hävittää — to discard
• German: wegwerfen — to discard
• Italian: scartare — to discard
• Portuguese: jogar fora — to discard
• Swedish: slänga — to discard
• Swedish: kasta bort — to discard
• Tok Pisin: tromwe — to discard
• Bulgarian: разхвърлям (razhvǎrljam) — to make into a mess
• Finnish: sotkea — to make into a mess
• Norwegian: ramponere — to make into a mess
• Dutch: kapotmaken — to beat soundly
• Dutch: stukslaan — to beat soundly
• Finnish: löylyttää — to beat soundly
• Finnish: rökittää — to beat soundly
• Finnish: hakata — to beat soundly
• German: verhauen — to beat soundly
• Finnish: halveksia — to disrespect
• Finnish: heittää pois — to free from trash, or worthless matter
• Finnish: heittää roskiin — to free from trash, or worthless matter
• Finnish: heittää menemään — to free from trash, or worthless matter
• Finnish: karsia — to free from trash, or worthless matter
• Finnish: siivota — to free from trash, or worthless matter
• Finnish: ylenkatsoa — to treat as trash
• Finnish: halventaa — to treat as trash
• Finnish: pitää kytkettynä — to hold back by a trash or leash
• Finnish: pitää lieassa — to hold back by a trash or leash