shide
English
/ʃaɪd/
noun
Definitions
- A piece of wood (a thin board or plan, or a strip of wood split off); a measure of firewood, variously defined as e.g. four feet long and between 16 and 38 inches in circumference.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English shide inherited from Old English scīd (billet, thin slip of wood, shingle) inherited from Proto-Germanic *skīdą (billet, tile, log, stick) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *skeyt- (separate, cut, part, divide).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*skeyt-
Gloss
separate, cut, part, divide
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- biski English
- dualski English
- heliski English
- hydroski English
- jetski English
- miniski English
- monoski English
- nonski English
- outski English
- sit-ski English
- sitski English
- ski English
- ski-through English
- ski-thru English
- skiability English
- skiable English
- skiathlon English
- skiathon English
- skibike English
- skiboard English
- skicross English
- skier English
- skifield English
- skiless English
- skilike English
- skimobile English
- skiplane English
- skister English
- skiwear English
- skiïng English
- uniski English
- Holzscheit German
- Scheit German
- Scheiterhaufen German
- *skey- Proto-Indo-European
- *skeyt- Proto-Indo-European
- *skaiþaną Proto-Germanic
- *skif- Proto-Germanic
- *skībǭ Proto-Germanic
- *skīdą Proto-Germanic
- スキー Japanese
- scid Old English
- scīd Old English
- sċīd Old English
- shide Middle English
- skíð Old Norse
- скија Serbo-Croatian
- skíð Icelandic
- skíðhvalur Icelandic
- สกี Thai
- scīt Old High German
- schīt Middle High German
- *skētos Proto-Celtic
- ski Norwegian