Horde

//hɔːd//

Synonyms for "horde" (91 found)

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Closest matches (19)

drove army assemble assembly band bunch bunch up clot cluster cohue collect come together company congregate converge copulate couple crowd

Noun(1 words)

battalion

Strong matches (27)

crush date deluge flock flock together flood flow together forgather fuse galaxy gang around gang up gather gather around gathering heap herd herd together hive host

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huddle ignobile vulgus jam league legion

Noun(2 words)

drove host

Related words (45)

Related word relations

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5 relation types

More general

5 entries

community concourse crowd multitude throng

Synonyms

1 entries

drove

derived

7 entries

Golden Horde hordal horde mode hordelike hordesman primal horde yellow horde

is a

2 entries

community multitude

related to

13 entries

clan en masse flock gang large multitude nomadic number pasturage plunder travel tribe troop

Translations

81 translations across 45 languages.

Arabic

1 entries

حَشْد noun (wandering troop or gang)

Azerbaijani

2 entries

ordu noun (wandering troop or gang)
qoşun noun (wandering troop or gang)

Belarusian

1 entries

арда́ noun (wandering troop or gang)

Bulgarian

2 entries

о́рда noun (wandering troop or gang)
пълчи́ще noun (a large number of people)

Catalan

1 entries

horda noun (wandering troop or gang)

Chinese Mandarin

4 entries

大眾 /大众 noun (a large number of people)
斡耳朵 noun (wandering troop or gang)
汗國 /汗国 noun (wandering troop or gang)
移動 /移动 noun (a large number of people)

Czech

2 entries

horda noun (wandering troop or gang)
horda noun (a large number of people)

Danish

2 entries

horde noun (wandering troop or gang)
horde noun (a large number of people)

Dutch

2 entries

horde noun (wandering troop or gang)
horde noun (a large number of people)

Esperanto

2 entries

hordo noun (wandering troop or gang)
hordo noun (a large number of people)

Finnish

3 entries

ihmislauma noun (a large number of people)
lauma noun (a large number of people)
orda noun (wandering troop or gang)

French

2 entries

horde noun (wandering troop or gang)
horde noun (a large number of people)

German

2 entries

Horde noun (wandering troop or gang)
Horde noun (a large number of people)

Greek

2 entries

ορδή noun (wandering troop or gang)
ορδή noun (a large number of people)

Hungarian

2 entries

horda noun (a large number of people)
sereg noun (a large number of people)

Indonesian

1 entries

gerombolan noun (wandering troop or gang)

Irish

2 entries

slua noun (wandering troop or gang)
slua noun (a large number of people)

Italian

2 entries

orda noun (wandering troop or gang)
orda noun (a large number of people)

Japanese

1 entries

オルド noun (wandering troop or gang)

Kalmyk

1 entries

орда noun (wandering troop or gang)

Kazakh

1 entries

орда noun (wandering troop or gang)

Korean

1 entries

오르도 noun (wandering troop or gang)

Kyrgyz

1 entries

ордо noun (wandering troop or gang)

Macedonian

3 entries

орда noun (wandering troop or gang)
орда noun (a large number of people)
толпа noun (a large number of people)

Mongolian

2 entries

орд noun (wandering troop or gang)
ᠣᠷᠳ᠋ᠤ noun (wandering troop or gang)

Māori

3 entries

manomano noun (a large number of people)
tini noun (a large number of people)
tinimano noun (a large number of people)

Nogai

1 entries

орда noun (wandering troop or gang)

Norwegian Bokmål

2 entries

horde noun (wandering troop or gang)
horde noun (a large number of people)

Norwegian Nynorsk

1 entries

horde noun (wandering troop or gang)

Ottoman Turkish

3 entries

سوری noun (a large number of people)
قالابالق noun (a large number of people)
كومه noun (a large number of people)

Persian

1 entries

اردو noun (wandering troop or gang)

Polish

1 entries

horda noun (wandering troop or gang)

Portuguese

2 entries

horda noun (wandering troop or gang)
multidão noun (a large number of people)

Romanian

1 entries

hoardă noun (wandering troop or gang)

Russian

3 entries

орда́ noun (wandering troop or gang)
орда́ noun (a large number of people)
по́лчище noun (a large number of people)

Serbo-Croatian

4 entries

hȏrda noun (wandering troop or gang)
hȏrda noun (a large number of people)
rȕlja noun (a large number of people)
ру̏ља noun (a large number of people)

Spanish

1 entries

horda noun (wandering troop or gang)

Swedish

1 entries

hord noun (wandering troop or gang)

Tatar

1 entries

урда noun (wandering troop or gang)

Turkish

1 entries

ordu noun (wandering troop or gang)

Turkmen

1 entries

oorda noun (wandering troop or gang)

Ukrainian

2 entries

орда́ noun (wandering troop or gang)
орда́ noun (a large number of people)

Uzbek

1 entries

oʻrda noun (wandering troop or gang)

Volapük

1 entries

nomadatrup noun (wandering troop or gang)

Yakut

1 entries

ордуу noun (wandering troop or gang)

Sample sentences

13 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

Tom was surrounded by a horde of screaming fangirls.

Source: tatoeba (2951422)

The Golden Horde wreaked havoc and death all around Eurasia.

Source: tatoeba (3707464)

The colonial horde repressed, in blood, with unprecedented violence, a peaceful rally organized to prevent the gathering of the criminal Ali Benflis.

Source: tatoeba (8590007)

I suspect that account belongs to Bora's horde.

Source: tatoeba (9143461)

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