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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /waɪd/
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PIE word *dwóh1 From Middle English wid, wyd, from Old English wīd (“wide, vast, broad, long; distant, far”), from Proto-Germanic *wīdaz, from Proto-Indo-European *h1weydhh1- (“to divide, separate”), a dissimilated univerbation from *dwi- (“apart, asunder, in two”) + *dheh1- (“to do, put, place”). Cognates Cognate with North Frisian widj (“wide”), Saterland Frisian wied (“wide”), West Frisian wiid (“broad; wide”), Central Franconian weck, weit, wick, wiet (“distant, far, wide”), Dutch wijd (“wide; large; broad”), German weit (“far; wide; broad”), Luxembourgish weit (“wide”), wäit (“far”), Yiddish ווײַט (vayt, “distant, far”), Danish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, and Swedish vid (“wide”), Faroese and Icelandic víður (“wide”); also Breton gwez (“trees”), Cornish gwedh, gwëdh, gwydh, gwÿdh (“trees”), Irish and Scottish Gaelic fiodh (“timber, wood”), Manx fuygh (“timber, wood”), Welsh gwŷdd (“trees”), Latin dīvidō (“to divide, separate”), Latgalian vyds (“middle”), Latvian vidus (“center, middle”), Lithuanian vidùs (“interior, inside; inward”), Tocharian A and Tocharian B wätk- (“to distinguish, separate”). Related to widow.

237 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: wyd — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Afrikaans: breed — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Aklanon: eapad — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Albanian: i gjerë — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Southern Altai: кеҥ (keŋ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Southern Altai: јалбак (ǰalbak) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Amharic: ሰፊ (säfi) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Arabic: عَرِيض (ʕarīḍ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Arabic: واسع (wāseʕ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Arabic: عريض (ʕarīḍ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Arabic: عريض (ʕariḍ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Armenian: լայն (layn) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Aromanian: largu — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Aromanian: lat — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Assamese: বহল (bohol) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Asturian: anchu — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Azerbaijani: geniş — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Bashkir: киң (kiñ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Basque: zabal — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Belarusian: шыро́кі (šyróki) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Bengali: প্রশস্ত (prośosto) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Bhojpuri: चाकर (cākar) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Central Bikol: halakbang — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Breton: ledan — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Bulgarian: широ́к (širók) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Burmese: ကျယ် (kyai) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Catalan: ample — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Cebuano: lapad — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Chechen: шуьйра (šüüra) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Chinese Cantonese: 闊 /阔 (fut3) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Chinese Mandarin: 寬 /宽 (kuān) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Chinese Mandarin: 寬廣的 /宽广的 (kuānguǎng de) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Chinese Mandarin: 寬闊的 /宽阔的 (kuānkuò de) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Chinook Jargon: ɬəqʼəɬ — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Cornish: ledan — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Crimean Tatar: keñ — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Crimean Tatar: keniş — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Czech: široký — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Dalmatian: luarc — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Danish: bred — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Danish: vid — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Dutch: wijd — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Dutch: breed — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Egyptian: w-s-x:W10 (wsḫ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Esperanto: larĝa — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Estonian: lai — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Faroese: breiður — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Faroese: víður — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Finnish: leveä — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Finnish: laaja — having a large physical extent from side to side
• French: large — having a large physical extent from side to side
• West-Frisian: breed — having a large physical extent from side to side
• West-Frisian: wiid — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Friulian: larc — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Friulian: larg — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Galician: largo — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Galician: ancho — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Georgian: ვრცელი (vrceli) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Georgian: ფართო (parto) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Georgian: ფართე (parte) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Georgian: განიერი (ganieri) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• German: breit — having a large physical extent from side to side
• German: weit — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Gothic: 𐌱𐍂𐌰𐌹𐌸𐍃 (braiþs) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Greek: ευρύς (evrýs) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Greek: ευρεία (evreía) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Greek: φαρδύς (fardýs) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ancient Greek: εὐρύς (eurús) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ancient Greek: πλατύς (platús) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Hebrew: רָחָב (rakháv) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Hindi: चौड़ा (cauṛā) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Hungarian: széles — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Icelandic: breiður — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Icelandic: víður — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ido: larja — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ilocano: akaba — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Indonesian: lebar — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ingrian: levviä — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ingush: шера (šera) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Interlingua: large — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Irish: leathan — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Irish: fairsing — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Old Irish: lethan — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Italian: largo — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Italian: ampio — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Japanese: 広い (hiroi) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Japanese: 幅広い (habahiroi) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Javanese: amba — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Old Javanese: lĕba — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Kabuverdianu: largu — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Kalmyk: өргн (örgn) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Karachay-Balkar: кенг (keñ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Karaim: kień — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Kashubian: szeroczi — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Kazakh: кең (keñ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Khakas: чалбах (çalbax) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Khmer: ល្ហ (lhɑɑ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Korean: 넓다 (neolda) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Korean: 넓은 (neolbeun) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Kumyk: генг (geñ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Central Kurdish: پان (pan) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Northern Kurdish: pan — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Northern Kurdish: pehn — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Northern Kurdish: fire — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Northern Kurdish: berfire — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Kyrgyz: кең (keŋ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ladino: ancho — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Lao: ກວ້າງ (kuāng) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Latgalian: plots — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Latin: lātus — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Latvian: plats — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Lithuanian: platus — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Low German: breed — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Low German: breet — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Luxembourgish: breet — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Macedonian: широк (širok) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Malay: lebar — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Brunei Malay: libar — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Maltese: wiesgħa — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Manchu: ᠣᠨᠴᠣ (onco) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Eastern Mari: кумда (kumda) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Mongolian: өргөн (örgön) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Navajo: hóteel — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Nivkh: вердь (verd̦) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Nogai: кенъ (keñ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Norman: large — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Norwegian Bokmål: vid — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Norwegian Bokmål: bred — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Norwegian Bokmål: brei — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Norwegian Nynorsk: vid — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Norwegian Nynorsk: brei — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Occitan: larg — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Occitan: ample — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Church Slavic: широкъ (širokŭ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Old East Slavic: широкъ (širokŭ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Old English: wīd — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Old English: brād — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Old English: sīd — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Oroqen: ərpə — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ossetian: уӕрӕх (wæræx) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Papiamentu: largu — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Persian: پهن (pahn) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Persian: گسترده (gostarde) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Persian: وسیع (vasi') — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Persian: فراخ (farâx) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Pitjantjatjara: lipi — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Plautdietsch: breet — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Polabian: sårüke — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Polish: szeroki — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Portuguese: largo — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Portuguese: amplo — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Rapa Nui: lau — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Romani: buxlo — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Romanian: larg — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Romanian: lat — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Romansh: lartg — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Russian: широ́кий (širókij) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Sanskrit: पृथु (pṛthú) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Sardinian: lalgu — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Scottish Gaelic: leathann — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Scottish Gaelic: farsaing — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Scottish Gaelic: a leud — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Serbo-Croatian: шѝрок — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Serbo-Croatian: šìrok — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Shor: кең — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Sicilian: largu — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Slovak: široký — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Slovene: širok — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Lower Sorbian: šyroki — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Upper Sorbian: šěroki — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Spanish: ancho — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Spanish: amplio — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Sundanese: rubak — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Swedish: vid — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Swedish: bred — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tagalog: malapad — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tajik: васеъ (vase') — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tarantino: larghe — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tatar: киң (kiñ) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tày: cải — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Telugu: వెడల్పైన (veḍalpaina) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tetum: luak — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Thai: กว้างใหญ่ (gwâang-yài) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Thai: กว้าง (gwâang) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tocharian B: pärkare — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tooro: -gazi — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Tooro: -galiha — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Turkish: vasi — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Turkish: geniş — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ottoman Turkish: بسیط (basît) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Turkmen: giň — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ugaritic: 𐎗𐎈𐎁 (rḥb) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Ukrainian: широ́кий (šyrókyj) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Urdu: چوڑا (cauṛā) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Uyghur: keng) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Uzbek: keng — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Vietnamese: rộng — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Volapük: vidik — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Walloon: lådje — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Waray-Waray: halapad — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Welsh: llydan — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Yiddish: ברייט (breyt) — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Zealandic: breêd — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Zealandic: wied — having a large physical extent from side to side
• Bashkir: киң (kiñ) — large in scope
• Bashkir: иркен (irken) — large in scope
• Bulgarian: обширен (obširen) — large in scope
• Bulgarian: просторен (prostoren) — large in scope
• Italian: vasto — large in scope
• Kabuverdianu: largu — large in scope
• Eastern Mari: кумда (kumda) — large in scope
• Spanish: amplio — large in scope
• Ukrainian: вели́кий (velýkyj) — large in scope
• Ukrainian: просто́рий (prostóryj) — large in scope
• Bulgarian: страничен (straničen) — operating at the side of the playing area
• Catalan: lateral — operating at the side of the playing area
• Italian: laterale — operating at the side of the playing area
• Spanish: lateral — operating at the side of the playing area
• Albanian: gjërësisht — extensively
• Bulgarian: нашироко (naširoko) — extensively
• Bulgarian: навсякъде (navsjakǎde) — extensively
• Czech: široko — extensively
• Finnish: laajasti — extensively
• Italian: largo — extensively
• Norwegian: vidt — extensively
• Norwegian: bredt — extensively
• Polish: szeroko — extensively
• Swahili: pana — extensively
• Ukrainian: ши́роко (šýroko) — extensively
• Bulgarian: съвсем (sǎvsem) — completely (with awake)
• Bulgarian: напълно (napǎlno) — completely (with awake)
• Finnish: täysin — completely (with awake)
• Norwegian: vid — completely (with awake)
• Swahili: pana — completely (with awake)
• Bulgarian: далеч от целта (daleč ot celta) — away from the given goal
• Finnish: ohi — away from the given goal
• Swahili: pana — away from the given goal