see|ský|SKY|Skye
English
rank|reply|I'd|copies|971|sky|touch|equal|fortune
Alternative spellings
skie (obsolete)
Etymology
From Old Norse ský �cloud� (= Old English sceo|sc�o), from Proto-Germanic *skeujam �cloud, cloud cover�, from Proto-Indo-European base *(s)keu- �to cover, conceal�.
Pronunciation
IPA|/skaɪ/, SAMPA|/skaI/
audio|en-us-sky.ogg|Audio (US)
rhymes|aɪ
Noun
en-noun|skies
- obsolete A cloud.
- The atmosphere above a given point, especially as visible from the ground during the day.
#: That year, a meteor fell from the sky.
- The part of the sky which can be seen from a specific place or at a specific time; its condition, climate etc.
#: I lay back under a warm Texas sky.
#: We're not sure how long the cloudy skies will last.
- heaven|Heaven.
#: This mortal has incurred the wrath of the skies.
- Also used to represent pornographic material.
Usage notes
Usually the word can be used correctly in either the singular or plural form, but the plural is now mainly poetic.
Synonyms
firmament
heaven
Related terms
skylark
the sky's the limit
reach for the sky
Translations
trans-top|atmosphere above a point
Ainu: ��|�<span style="font-size:70%;">�</span> (nis)
Arabic: Arab|س�اء|س���اء IPAchar|(sáma��) m|f, Arab|س�ا�ات|س���ا��ات IPAchar|(samawá�t) p
Aramaic:
Armenian: ե�կին� (erkink�)
Bosnian: t-|bs|nebo|n
Bulgarian: t+|bg|небе|n|trnebe|scCyrl
Chinese: 天空 (ti�nk�ng)
Croatian: t+|hr|nebo|n
Czech: t+|cs|nebe|n
Danish: t-|da|himmel
Dutch: t+|nl|hemel|m
Esperanto: t-|eo|�ielo|xs=Esperanto
Estonian: taevas
Finnish: t+|fi|taivas
French: t+|fr|ciel|m
German: t+|de|Luft|f, t+|de|Himmel|m
Greek: t-|el|ο��αν��|m|trouranós|scGrek
Hawaiian: lani
Hebrew: ש×�×�×�×� (Å¡amayÃm) f
Hindi: �समान (�sm�n), ��ाश (�k�š), ��न (gagan)
Hungarian: t+|hu|ég, t-|hu|égbolt
Italian: t+|it|cielo|m
Japanese: 空 (��, sora)
Korean: �� (haneul)
Kurdish: t+|ku|ئاس�ا�|sc=KUchar
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Latin: t+|la|caelum|n
Latvian: debesis f|p
Lithuanian: t+|lt|dangus|m|xs=Lithuanian
Malayalam: ��ാശ� (aakaaSam)
Maori: t-|mi|rangi|xs=Maori
Norwegian: t+|no|himmel|m
Ojibwe: giizhig, giizhigoon p
Old English: t-|ang|lyft|xsOld English, t-|ang|rodor|xsOld English
Old Prussian: d�ngs m
Polish: t-|pl|niebo|n, t-|pl|firmament|m
Portuguese: t+|pt|céu|m
Rarotongan: rangi
Russian: t+|ru|небо|n|trnébo|scCyrl
Scots: #Scots|sky
Serbian:
Slovene: t+|sl|nebo|n
Spanish: t-|es|firmamento|m, t+|es|cielo|m
Swahili: mbingu (nc 9/10)
Swedish: t+|sv|himmel|c, t+|sv|sky|c
Tagalog: langit
Tahitian: ra�i
Tamazight: igenna m, igenni m, agenna m
Ukrainian: t-|uk|небо|n|trnébo|scCyrl|xs=Ukrainian
Urdu: URchar|اس�ا�|آس�ا� (�sm�n), URchar|اکاش|آکاش (�k�š)
Vietnamese: t+|vi|tr�i|xsVietnamese, t+|vi|bầu tr�i|xsVietnamese
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trans-top|specific view, condition
Arabic: Arab|س�اء|س���اء IPAchar|(sáma��) m|f, Arab|س�ا�ات|س���ا��ات IPAchar|(samawá�t) p
Aramaic:
Armenian: ե�կին� (erkink�)
Bosnian: t-|bs|nebo|n
Croatian: t+|hr|nebo|n
Danish: t-|da|himmel
Dutch: t+|nl|hemel|m, t-|nl|firmament|n
Finnish: t+|fi|taivas, t-|fi|yötaivas, t-|fi|tähtitaivas
French: t+|fr|ciel|m
German: t+|de|Luft|f, t+|de|Himmel|m
Hebrew: ש×�×�×�×� (Å¡amayÃm) f
Hindi: �समान (�sm�n), ��ाश (�k�š), ��न (gagan)
Latvian: debesis f|p
Lithuanian: t+|lt|dangus|m|xs=Lithuanian
Korean: ë� ì�¨ (nalssi)
Kurdish: KUchar|ئاس�ا�
Norwegian: t+|no|himmel|m
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Ojibwe: giizhig, giizhigoon p
Old English: t-|ang|lyft|xs=Old English
Old Prussian: d�ngs m
Polish: t-|pl|niebo|n
Portuguese: t+|pt|céu|m
Russian: t+|ru|небо|n|trnébo|scCyrl
Scots: #Scots|sky
Serbian:
Slovene: t+|sl|nebo|n
Spanish: t-|es|firmamento|m
Swedish: t+|sv|himmel|c
Urdu: URchar|اس�ا�|آس�ا� (�sm�n), URchar|اکاش|آکاش (�k�š)
Vietnamese: tr�i, th�i tiết
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trans-top|heaven
Arabic: t-|ar|ج�ة|f|trjánna|scArab
Aramaic:
Armenian: ե�կին� (erkink�)
Bosnian: nebesa#Bosnian|nebesa n|p
Croatian: t+|hr|nebo|n
Danish: t-|da|himmel
Dutch: t+|nl|hemel|m
Finnish: t+|fi|taivas
French: t+|fr|ciel|m
German: t+|de|Luft|f, t+|de|Himmel|m
Hebrew: ש×�×�×�×� (Å¡amayÃm) f
Hindi: �समान (�sm�n), ��ाश (�k�š), ��न (gagan)
Icelandic: t+|is|himinn|m
Japanese: 天 (��, ten)
Korean: í��ë��ë��ë�¼ (haneulnara), ì²�êµ (天å��, cheonguk)
Kurdish: t+|ku|ب�����شت|sc=KUchar
Latin: t+|la|caelum|n
Latvian: debesis f|p
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Lithuanian: t+|lt|dangus|m|xs=Lithuanian
Norwegian: t+|no|himmel|m
Old English: t-|ang|rodor|m|xs=Old English
Old Prussian: d�ngs m
Polish: t-|pl|niebo|n, t-|pl|niebiosa|p
Portuguese: t+|pt|céu|m
Russian: t-|ru|небе�а|p|trnebesá|scCyrl
Serbian:
Slovene: t+|sl|nebesa|n|p
Spanish: t-|es|cielos|m
Swedish: t+|sv|himmel|c
Urdu: URchar|اس�ا�|آس�ا� (�sm�n), URchar|اکاش|آکاش (�k�š)
Vietnamese: t+|vi|thiên �ư�ng|xs=Vietnamese
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ttbc|Albanian: qiell m
ttbc|Basque: zeru
ttbc|Bulgarian: небе n (1,2,3)
ttbc|Catalan: cel m
ttbc|Chinese: 天 (ti�n)
ttbc|Gujarati: �સમાન (�sm�n) n, ��ાશ (�k�š) n, નઠ(nabh) n, �ઠ(�bh) n
ttbc|Hungarian: ég
ttbc|Ilocano: langit
ttbc|Indonesian: langit
ttbc|Maltese: sema
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ttbc|Manchu: abka
ttbc|Ojibwe: giizhig, giizhigoon p
ttbc|Romanian: cer n
ttbc|Sanskrit: ��ाश (�k�ša) m
ttbc|Sindhi: SDchar|اس�ا�|آس�ا� (�sm�n) m, SDchar|ا�|ا��� (ubhu) m
ttbc|Telugu: t|te|��ాశ�|sc=Telu (aakaaSaM), మిన�న� (minnu)
ttbc|Tibetan: ���� (gnam)
ttbc|Turkish: gökyüzü, sema
ttbc|Ukrainian: небо#Ukrainian|небо (nébo) n
ttbc|Welsh: wybr, wybrau
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Verb
en-verb|skies|skying|skyed
- sports to hit or throw (a ball) extremely high
Category:1000 English basic words
Danish
Adjective
sky
- shy
Synonyms
bly
genert
Noun
sky
- countable|lang=dk cloud
- gravy, stock (a kind of soup)
- jelly (made of gravy)
Verb
sky
- To shun
Norwegian
Adjective
no-adj-3
- shy
Synonyms
blyg
sjenert
Noun
no-noun-m1|sky
- countable|lang=no cloud
- countable|lang=no #English|sky
Verb
no-verb-4|sky
- To despise.
Scots
Etymology
From Old Norse ský.
Noun
sco-noun|skies
- #English|sky
#: It's a fair braw sky we'v got the nicht. It's quite a beautiful sky we've got tonight.
- daylight (especially at dawn)
#: A wis up afore the sky. I was up before sunrise.
- skyline, outline against the sky (especially of a hill)
#: He saw the sky o a hill awa tae the west. He saw the outline of a hill in the west.
Derived terms
sky-goat
sky laverock
Swedish
Pronunciation
audio|Sv-en sky.ogg|audio
Etymology 1
Cf. English sky.
Noun
sky c (p skyar, def sing skyn, def pl skyarna)
- countable|lang=sv heaven
- countable|lang=sv sky#English|sky
Etymology 2
Corrupted from the French jus.
Noun
sky
- context|uncountable|cooking|lang=sv The liquid that remains in a frying pan after the fried meat is ready.
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Category:Swedish words with multiple etymologies
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