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English
Etymology
OE. hīġ
Pronunciation
h�, /heɪ/, /<tt>heI</tt>/
audio|en-us-hay.ogg|Audio (US)
Noun
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- grass|Grass cut and dried for use as animal fodder.
Derived terms
hay fever
hayloft, hay loft
haystack
hit the hay
make hay while the sun shines
Translations
Arabic: ARchar|تبÙ�|تÙ�بÙ�Ù� m, ARchar|جÙ�Ù�Ù�|جÙ�Ù�Ù�Ù�Ù� m, ARchar|ØØ´Ù�Ø´|ØÙ�Ø´Ù�Ù�Ø´ m, ARchar|درÙ�Ù�س|دÙ�رÙ�Ù�س (darÄ«s) m
Basque: belar, belar ondu
Bosnian: sijeno#Bosnian|sijeno n
Bulgarian: �ено (seno) n
Catalan: fenc m
Cherokee: ���� (kanesga)
Cheyenne: mo�ë��sṣe
Chinese: 干� (g�nc�o), 秣 (mò)
ChortÃ: ak takin
Cora: �sá
Croatian: sijeno#Croatian|sijeno n
Czech: seno#Czech|seno n
Danish: hoe, hø
Dutch: hooi n
Esperanto: fojno
Estonian: hein#Estonian|hein
Filipino: ginikan, dayami
Finnish: heinä
Franconian, Low: houwi
French: foin m
German: Heu n
Gothic: hawi
Greek: ����ο (hórto) n
Hungarian: széna
Indonesian: rumput kering
Interlingua: feno
Italian: fieno m
Japanese: 干� (����, hoshi-kusa)
Klallam: sx̣cá��y
Klamath: ξon
Kurdish: KUchar|پ��ش
Latin: faenum n
Latvian: siens, gulta
Lithuanian: Å¡ienas
Malagasy: bozaka maina
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Malay: rumput kering
Middle Dutch: hoy#Middle Dutch|hoy (also, hooy)
Middle English: hey#Middle English|hey
Middle High German: höu (also, hou#Middle High German|hou, houwe, höuwe)
Middle Low German: höü
Norwegian: høy n
Ojibwe: maškosiw
Old English: hīeg
Old Frisian: h�
Old High German: hewi (also, houwi)
Old Norse: há
Old Saxon: h�i
Polish: siano n
Portuguese: feno m, relva f, forragem f
Romanian: fân n
Russian: �ено (séno) n
Sardinian: fenu m
Serbian:
Slovak: seno n
Slovene: seno n
Spanish: heno m
Swahili: majani makavu, ukoko mkwavu
Swedish: hö n
Tagalog: ginikan, dayami
Telugu: ��డ� �డ�డి (eMDu gaDDi)
Thracian: sékas
Tonkawa: ��kʷ�n�s��w-y���n
Turkish: saman, kuru ot
Ukrainian: Ñ�Ñ�но (sÃno) n
Vietnamese: c� khô
Volapük: sigayeb
Yiddish: ��� (hei) n
Verb
to hay
- To cut grasses or herb plants for use as animal fodder.
Translations
Basque: belarra ondu
Bulgarian: ко�� и ���а ��ева (kosja i suša treva)
Chinese: �干� (zhì g�nc�o), ��干� (g�ngj� g�nc�o) pos_vt, �干� (shà i g�nc�o) pos_vi
Dutch: hooien
Estonian: heina tegema
Interlingua: preparar feno
Lithuanian: Å¡ienauti
Polish: kosi� siano
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Portuguese: preparar feno
Romanian: a întoarce fînul, a cosi fînul
Russian: �оби�а�� �ено (sobirát� séno)
Slovene: seno sušiti
Spanish: cortar heno
Vietnamese: cắt cá»� cho thú váºt (literally: to cut grass for animals)
Volapük: sigayebön
Related terms
bale
straw
References
Webster's Online Dictionary article on hay
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA: /ai/
Verb form
hay
- (third-person singular indicative present of haber) there is, there are
#: Hay dos tiendas que venden pelÃculas. (There are two stores that sell films.)
Category:Spanish verb forms
Vietnamese
Pronunciation
SAMPA: /hai/
IPA: /hai/
Adjective
hay
- exciting, interesting
#: Phim nà y hay - This film is interesting
Verb
hay [+ verb]
- to have a habit of (doing something)
#: Con hay nói nhi�u lắm - You, child, have a habit of talking too much or You, child, are talkative
Conjunction
hay (là )
- or
#: Ch�n cái nà y, hay ch�n cái kia - Choose this one, or choose that one
Derived terms
ơ hay, ô hay
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zh-min-nan:hay
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fa:hay
fr:hay
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id:hay
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ku:hay
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