The roots grow out, as straight as a stilt.
Source: tatoeba (10651185)
Stilt
//stɪlt//
Synonyms for "stilt" (18 found)
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6 entriesSynonyms
1 entriescoordinate
3 entriesderived
11 entriesis a
5 entriesrelated to
15 entriesTranslations
103 translations across 44 languages.
Albanian
2 entries- dorak noun (handle of a plough)
- dorezë noun (handle of a plough)
Ancient Greek
2 entries- κωλόβαθρον noun (walking pole)
- ἱμαντόπους noun (bird)
Arabic
2 entries- أَبُو الْمَغَازِل noun (bird)
- كُرْسُوع noun (bird)
Armenian
2 entries- մաճ noun (handle of a plough)
- ոտնացուպ noun (walking pole)
Belarusian
2 entries- ды́ба noun (walking pole)
- хаду́ля noun (walking pole)
Bulgarian
1 entries- коки́ли noun (walking pole)
Catalan
1 entries- xanca noun (walking pole)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 高蹺 /高跷 noun (walking pole)
Czech
2 entries- chůdy noun (walking pole)
- pisila noun (bird)
Danish
1 entries- stylte noun (walking pole)
Dhivehi
1 entries- ތޭރަވާ އިލޮޅި noun (bird)
Dutch
4 entries- stelt noun (walking pole)
- stelt noun (pillar)
- steltloper noun (bird)
- trekstang noun (handle of a plough)
Esperanto
1 entries- himantopo noun (bird)
Estonian
1 entries- kark noun (walking pole)
Finnish
4 entries- paalu noun (pillar)
- pitkäjalka noun (bird)
- puujalka noun (walking pole)
- tolppa noun (pillar)
French
4 entries- mancheron noun (handle of a plough)
- pilotis noun (pillar)
- échasse noun (walking pole)
- échassier noun (bird)
Galician
3 entries- chanca noun (walking pole)
- rabela noun (handle of a plough)
- zanco noun (walking pole)
Georgian
2 entries- მაჭი noun (handle of a plough)
- ოჩოფეხა noun (walking pole)
German
4 entries- Stelze noun (walking pole)
- Stelze noun (pillar)
- Stelzenläufer noun (bird)
- Sterz noun (handle of a plough)
Hungarian
1 entries- gólyaláb noun (walking pole)
Icelandic
1 entries- stulta noun (walking pole)
Irish
2 entries- cos croise noun (walking pole)
- cos taca noun (pillar)
Italian
4 entries- cavaliere d'Italia noun (bird)
- palo noun (pillar)
- stegola noun (handle of a plough)
- stiva noun (handle of a plough)
Japanese
1 entries- 竹馬 noun (walking pole)
Korean
1 entries- 죽마 noun (walking pole)
Latin
1 entries- grallae noun (walking pole)
Macedonian
2 entries- кокила noun (walking pole)
- наногалка noun (walking pole)
Māori
2 entries- poukoki noun (walking pole)
- poutoti noun (walking pole)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- stylte noun (walking pole)
- stylte noun (pillar)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- stylte noun (pillar)
Polish
2 entries- szczudłak noun (bird)
- szczudło noun (walking pole)
Portuguese
4 entries- estaca noun (pillar)
- esteva noun (handle of a plough)
- narceja noun (bird)
- perna de pau noun (walking pole)
Romanian
4 entries- catalige noun (walking pole)
- corn noun (handle of a plough)
- piciorong noun (walking pole)
- piciorong noun (bird)
Russian
4 entries- кули́к noun (bird)
- о́бжа noun (handle of a plough)
- рукоя́тка плуга́ noun (handle of a plough)
- сва́я noun (pillar)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- gigalja noun (walking pole)
- hodulja noun (walking pole)
- vlastelica noun (bird)
- štȕla noun (walking pole)
Spanish
4 entries- cigüeñuela noun (bird)
- esteva noun (handle of a plough)
- mancera noun (handle of a plough)
- palafito noun (pillar)
Swedish
2 entries- stylta noun (walking pole)
- styltlöpare noun (bird)
Tagalog
1 entries- kikik noun (walking pole)
Turkish
2 entries- saban ağacı noun (handle of a plough)
- tahta bacak noun (walking pole)
Udmurt
1 entries- турикук noun (walking pole)
Ukrainian
4 entries- ди́би noun (walking pole)
- ходу́ля noun (walking pole)
- хі́для noun (walking pole)
- хі́длі noun (walking pole)
Venetan
1 entries- sgambirla noun (bird)
Vietnamese
1 entries- cà kheo noun (walking pole)
Welsh
1 entries- haeddel noun (handle of a plough)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
His stilt broke.
Source: tatoeba (11535955)
He[…]shot MacLaren when between the stilts of his plough,[…]
Source: wiktionary
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