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• homophone: trait (one pronunciation)
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From Middle English trey, from Old English trēġ, trīġ (“wooden board, tray”), from Proto-West Germanic *trauwi, from Proto-Germanic *trawją (“wooden vessel”), from Proto-Indo-European *drewo-, *dóru (“tree; wood”). Cognate with Old Norse treyja (“carrier”), Old Swedish trø (“wooden grain measure”), Low German Treechel (“dough trough”), Ancient Greek δροίτη (droítē, “tub, vat”), Sanskrit द्रोण (droṇa, “trough”). Related to trough and tree.

From Middle English traye, treie, from Old English trega (“misfortune, misery, trouble, grief, pain”), from Proto-Germanic *tregô (“mourning”), from Proto-Indo-European *dreǵh- (“unwilling, sullen, slack”). Cognate with Icelandic tregi (“sorrow, grief”), Gothic 𐍄𐍂𐌹𐌲𐍉 (trigō, “grief”).

Blend of trans + gay.

From Middle English trayen, treien, from Old English tregian (“to trouble, harass, vex”), from Proto-West Germanic *tregōn, from Proto-Germanic *tregōną (“to become tedious, become lazy, sadden”), from Proto-Indo-European *dreǵh- (“unwilling, sullen, slack”).

From Middle English trayen, from Old French trair (“to betray”), from Latin tradō (“hand over, betray”).

158 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: skinkbord — object on which things are carried
• Albanian: aplladhe — object on which things are carried
• Albanian: mbajtëse — object on which things are carried
• Southern Altai: поднос (podnos) — object on which things are carried
• Arabic: صِينِيَّة (ṣīniyya) — object on which things are carried
• Arabic: صِينِيَّة (ṣīniyya) — object on which things are carried
• Arabic: تِبْسي (tibsi) — object on which things are carried
• Arabic: صينية (ṣaníyye) — object on which things are carried
• Armenian: սկուտեղ (skuteġ) — object on which things are carried
• Old Armenian: սկուտեղ (skuteł) — object on which things are carried
• Old Armenian: սկուտղ (skutł) — object on which things are carried
• Azerbaijani: sini — object on which things are carried
• Azerbaijani: podnos — object on which things are carried
• Azerbaijani: təpsi — object on which things are carried
• Azerbaijani: məcməyi — object on which things are carried
• Bashkir: батмус (batmus) — object on which things are carried
• Belarusian: падно́с (padnós) — object on which things are carried
• Bengali: পরাত (porat) — object on which things are carried
• Biatah Bidayuh: par — object on which things are carried
• Bulgarian: по́днос (pódnos) — object on which things are carried
• Bulgarian: подно́с (podnós) — object on which things are carried
• Bulgarian: табла (tabla) — object on which things are carried
• Burmese: လင်ပန်း (langpan:) — object on which things are carried
• Catalan: safata — object on which things are carried
• Chinese Mandarin: 托盤 /托盘 (tuōpán) — object on which things are carried
• Chinese Mandarin: 盤 /盘 (pán) — object on which things are carried
• Czech: tác — object on which things are carried
• Czech: tácek — object on which things are carried
• Czech: podnos — object on which things are carried
• Danish: bakke — object on which things are carried
• Dutch: dienblad — object on which things are carried
• Esperanto: pleto — object on which things are carried
• Estonian: kandik — object on which things are carried
• Finnish: tarjotin — object on which things are carried
• Finnish: taso — object on which things are carried
• Finnish: kehikko — object on which things are carried
• French: plateau — object on which things are carried
• French: cabaret — object on which things are carried
• Galician: bandexa — object on which things are carried
• Georgian: ლანგარი (langari) — object on which things are carried
• German: Tablett — object on which things are carried
• Greek: δίσκος (dískos) — object on which things are carried
• Hebrew: מַגָּשׁ (magásh) — object on which things are carried
• Hindi: ट्रे (ṭre) — object on which things are carried
• Hindi: तश्तरी (taśtarī) — object on which things are carried
• Hindi: थाल (thāl) — object on which things are carried
• Hungarian: tálca — object on which things are carried
• Icelandic: bakki — object on which things are carried
• Ido: pleto — object on which things are carried
• Indonesian: nampan — object on which things are carried
• Irish: tráidire — object on which things are carried
• Italian: vassoio — object on which things are carried
• Japanese: 盆 (bon) — object on which things are carried
• Japanese: トレイ (torei) — object on which things are carried
• Kazakh: поднос (podnos) — object on which things are carried
• Khmer: ថាស (thaah) — object on which things are carried
• Korean: 쟁반 (jaengban) — object on which things are carried
• Korean: 식판 (sikpan) — object on which things are carried
• Korean: 트레이 (teurei) — object on which things are carried
• Kyrgyz: батыныс (batınıs) — object on which things are carried
• Kyrgyz: поднос (podnos) — object on which things are carried
• Kyrgyz: батынос (batınos) — object on which things are carried
• Ladino: tefsin — object on which things are carried
• Ladino: tifsin — object on which things are carried
• Lao: ຖາດ (thāt) — object on which things are carried
• Latin: ferculum — object on which things are carried
• Latin: discus — object on which things are carried
• Latvian: paplāte — object on which things are carried
• Lithuanian: padėklas — object on which things are carried
• Lithuanian: dėklas — object on which things are carried
• Macedonian: послужавник (poslužavnik) — object on which things are carried
• Malay: dulang — object on which things are carried
• Malay: baki — object on which things are carried
• Māori: paepae — object on which things are carried
• Middle English: trey — object on which things are carried
• Norwegian Bokmål: brett — object on which things are carried
• Dari: پَتْنُوسْ (patnūs) — object on which things are carried
• Dari: پَدْنُوسْ (padnūs) — object on which things are carried
• Iranian Persian: سینی (sini) — object on which things are carried
• Polish: tacka — object on which things are carried
• Polish: taca — object on which things are carried
• Portuguese: bandeja — object on which things are carried
• Portuguese: tabuleiro — object on which things are carried
• Romanian: tavă — object on which things are carried
• Russian: подно́с (podnós) — object on which things are carried
• Russian: лото́к (lotók) — object on which things are carried
• Russian: поддо́н (poddón) — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: послу̀жа̄внӣк — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: та̏бља — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: та̀цна — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: пла̀дањ — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: poslùžāvnīk — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: tȁblja — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: tàcna — object on which things are carried
• Serbo-Croatian: plàdanj — object on which things are carried
• Sicilian: guantera — object on which things are carried
• Slovak: podnos — object on which things are carried
• Slovak: tácka — object on which things are carried
• Slovak: tácňa — object on which things are carried
• Slovene: pladenj — object on which things are carried
• Spanish: bandeja — object on which things are carried
• Spanish: charola — object on which things are carried
• Spanish: trey — object on which things are carried
• Spanish: palangana — object on which things are carried
• Swahili: uteo — object on which things are carried
• Swedish: bricka — object on which things are carried
• Tajik: сини (sin-i) — object on which things are carried
• Tatar: сыйтабак (sıytabaq) — object on which things are carried
• Tày: bôm — object on which things are carried
• Telugu: పళ్ళెం (paḷḷeṁ) — object on which things are carried
• Telugu: ట్రే (ṭrē) — object on which things are carried
• Thai: ถาด (tàat) — object on which things are carried
• Thai: กระบะ (grà-bà) — object on which things are carried
• Tibetan: ཤིང་ཁྲོལ — object on which things are carried
• Turkish: tepsi — object on which things are carried
• Turkish: sini — object on which things are carried
• Ottoman Turkish: تپسی (tepsi) — object on which things are carried
• Ottoman Turkish: سینی (sini) — object on which things are carried
• Turkmen: podnos — object on which things are carried
• Ukrainian: підно́с (pidnós) — object on which things are carried
• Ukrainian: та́ця (tácja) — object on which things are carried
• Urdu: ٹِرے (ṭire) — object on which things are carried
• Urdu: ٹْرے (ṭre) — object on which things are carried
• Urdu: سینی (senī) — object on which things are carried
• Urdu: صینی (senī) — object on which things are carried
• Urdu: طَبَق (tabaq) — object on which things are carried
• Urdu: طَشْت (taśt) — object on which things are carried
• Urdu: تَشْت (taśt) — object on which things are carried
• Uzbek: patnis — object on which things are carried
• Uzbek: podnos — object on which things are carried
• Vietnamese: mâm — object on which things are carried
• Vietnamese: khay — object on which things are carried
• Welsh: hambwrdd — object on which things are carried
• Yiddish: טאַץ (tats) — object on which things are carried
• Bashkir: батмус (batmus) — items on a full tray
• Bulgarian: поднос (podnos) — items on a full tray
• Finnish: tarjottimellinen — items on a full tray
• German: Tablettladung — items on a full tray
• Greek: δίσκος (dískos) — items on a full tray
• Turkish: tepsi — items on a full tray
• Finnish: kelkka — component of a device
• German: Schublade — component of a device
• German: Fach — component of a device
• Finnish: ilmaisinalue — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Galician: bandexa — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• German: Leiste — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Hungarian: tálca — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Indonesian: baki — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Italian: barra — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Japanese: トレイ (torei) — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Korean: 트레이 (teurei) — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Macedonian: лента (lenta) — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Polish: tacka — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Polish: zasobnik — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Portuguese: bandeja — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Portuguese: barra — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Russian: трей (trɛj) — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface
• Serbo-Croatian: paleta sustava — notification area in a computer's graphical user interface