hoard - Wiktionary

NounEdit · A hidden supply or fund. a hoard of provisions; a hoard of money · (archaeology) A cache of valuable objects or artefacts; a trove. hoard DefinitionfromWiktionary,thefreedictionary Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Seealso:Hoard Contents 1English 1.1Pronunciation 1.2Etymology1 1.2.1Noun 1.2.1.1Derivedterms 1.2.1.2Translations 1.2.2Verb 1.2.2.1Synonyms 1.2.2.2Antonyms 1.2.2.3Derivedterms 1.2.2.4Translations 1.2.3Relatedterms 1.2.4References 1.3Etymology2 1.3.1Noun 1.4Etymology3 1.4.1Noun 1.5Seealso 1.6Anagrams English[edit] Pronunciation[edit] (GeneralAmerican)IPA(key):/hɔɹd/ (ReceivedPronunciation)IPA(key):/hɔːd/ (rhotic,withoutthehorse–hoarsemerger)IPA(key):/ho(ː)ɹd/ (non-rhotic,withoutthehorse–hoarsemerger)IPA(key):/hoəd/ Audio(US)(file) Rhymes:-ɔː(ɹ)d Homophones:horde,whored Etymology1[edit] FromMiddleEnglishhord,fromOldEnglishhord(“anaccumulationofvaluableobjectscachedforpreservationorfutureuse;treasure;hoard”),fromProto-WestGermanic*hoʀd,fromProto-Germanic*huzdą(“treasure;hoard”),ofunknownorigin,butpossiblyderivedfromProto-Indo-European*kewdʰ-(“toconceal,hide”),thusmeaning“somethinghidden”.[1]CognatewithGermanHort(“hoard;refuge”),Icelandichodd(“treasure”),Latincū̆stōs(“guard;keeper”). Noun[edit] hoard(pluralhoards) Ahiddensupplyorfund. ahoardofprovisions;ahoardofmoney (archaeology)Acacheofvaluableobjectsorartefacts;atrove. Derivedterms[edit] goldhoard Translations[edit] hiddensupply Bulgarian:запас (bg) m(zapas),съкровище (bg) n(sǎkrovište) Danish:forråd n(food),skat (da)(valuables) Finnish:kätkö (fi) French:magot (fr) German:Hort (de) m,Vorrat (de) m Greek:θησαυρός (el) m(thisavrós),απόθεμα (el) n(apóthema) Hungarian:kincs (hu),rejtett/titkosfelhalmozottkészlet Italian:scorta (it) f,gruzzolo (it) m Maori:whakaputunga MiddleEnglish:hord OldEnglish:hord n Russian:запа́с (ru) m(zapás) Spanish:acaparamiento (es) m,tesoro (es) m,guardado (es) m Tagalog:dinaha archeology:cacheofvaluableobjects Czech:depot m Danish:skattefund n,skat (da) c,depotfund n(notassociatedwithburials) Finnish:aarre (fi),aarrekätkö French:trésor (fr) Greek:θησαυρός (el) m(thisavrós) Italian:scoperta (it) f,rinvenimento m,tesoro (it) m Kalmyk:зөөр(zöör) Portuguese:tesouro (pt) m Spanish:tesoro (es) m(arqueológico) Verb[edit] hoard(third-personsingularsimplepresenthoards,presentparticiplehoarding,simplepastandpastparticiplehoarded) Toamass,usuallyforone'sownprivatecollection. Synonyms[edit] engross,uphoard;seealsoThesaurus:amass Antonyms[edit] declutter Derivedterms[edit] hoarder Translations[edit] toamass Bulgarian:събирам (bg)(sǎbiram),трупам (bg)(trupam) Catalan:acaparar (ca),abassegar (ca) Chinese: Mandarin:囤积 (zh) Danish:samle (da),hamstre(goodsorfood),puge(money) Dutch:ophopen (nl),verzamelen (nl),hamsteren (nl),oppotten (nl) Esperanto:akumuli,kolekti,hamstri Finnish:kerätä (fi),kerryttää (fi)(neutral);hamstrata (fi),kahmia (fi),rohmuta (fi),ahnehtia (fi)(withnegativeconnotation),haalia (fi),kasata (fi),koota (fi),varastoida (fi) French:accumuler (fr),amasser (fr),thésauriser (fr) German:horten (de) Greek:αποθησαυρίζω (el)(apothisavrízo),συσσωρεύω (el)(syssorévo) Hungarian:felhalmoz (hu),betáraz,bespájzol,gyűjt (hu),gyűjtöget,készletez,összehord (hu),összegyűjt (hu) Ido:trezorifar (io),amasigar (io),amaseskar(sekrete) (io),akumular (io) Italian:accumulare (it),tesaurizzare (it),collezionare (it) Latin:accumulō,compercō Maori:makitaunu,whakapūranga Norwegian:hamstre (no) Polish:gromadzić (pl) Portuguese:acumular (pt) Russian:запаса́ть (ru) impf(zapasátʹ),запасти́ (ru) pf(zapastí),копить (ru) impf(kopitʹ) ScottishGaelic:taisg Spanish:acaparar (es),amasar (es),atesorar (es) m Tagalog:magdaha Vietnamese:tíchtrữ (vi),trữ (vi) Relatedterms[edit] hoarder hoardy References[edit] ^Kroonen,Guus(2013),“*huzda-”,inEtymologicalDictionaryofProto-Germanic(LeidenIndo-EuropeanEtymologicalDictionarySeries;11),Leiden,Boston:Brill,→ISBN,page260 Etymology2[edit] Seehoarding. Noun[edit] hoard(pluralhoards) Ahoarding(temporarystructureusedduringconstruction). Aprojectingstructure(especiallyofwood)inafortification,somewhatsimilartoandlatersupersededbythebrattice. 1993,ChristopherC.Henige,ChurchFortificationinthePérigord:Eventually,thewoodenhoardsgavewaytosimilarstoneconstructionscalledbretèches.Theseservedexactlythesamepurposeasthehoard,sometimesbeingbuiltoverthesamecorbelbracketsthathadoncesupportedhoards […] Ahoarding(billboard). Etymology3[edit] Noun[edit] hoard Misspellingofhorde. Seealso[edit] HoardingonWikipedia.Wikipedia hoard(archaeology)onWikipedia.Wikipedia horde Anagrams[edit] Rhoad,Rhoda,hadro- Retrievedfrom"https://en.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=hoard&oldid=67138150" Categories:English1-syllablewordsEnglishtermswithIPApronunciationEnglish2-syllablewordsEnglishtermswithaudiolinksRhymes:English/ɔː(ɹ)dRhymes:English/ɔː(ɹ)d/1syllableEnglishtermswithhomophonesEnglishtermsinheritedfromMiddleEnglishEnglishtermsderivedfromMiddleEnglishEnglishtermsinheritedfromOldEnglishEnglishtermsderivedfromOldEnglishEnglishtermsinheritedfromProto-WestGermanicEnglishtermsderivedfromProto-WestGermanicEnglishtermsinheritedfromProto-GermanicEnglishtermsderivedfromProto-GermanicEnglishtermsderivedfromProto-Indo-EuropeanEnglishlemmasEnglishnounsEnglishcountablenounsEnglishtermswithusageexamplesen:ArchaeologyEnglishverbsEnglishtermswithquotationsEnglishnon-lemmaformsEnglishmisspellingsHiddencategories:DanishredlinksDanishredlinks/t Navigationmenu Personaltools NotloggedinTalkContributionsCreateaccountLogin Namespaces EntryDiscussion English Views ReadEditHistory More Search Navigation MainPageCommunityportalPreferencesRequestedentriesRecentchangesRandomentryHelpGlossaryDonationsContactus Tools WhatlinkshereRelatedchangesUploadfileSpecialpagesPermanentlinkPageinformationCitethispage Print/export CreateabookDownloadasPDFPrintableversion Inotherlanguages ÆngliscCatalàČeštinaEestiΕλληνικάEsperantoفارسیFrançais한국어ՀայերենIdoItalianoಕನ್ನಡKurdîMagyarമലയാളംမြန်မာဘာသာ日本語OromooPolskiРусскийSimpleEnglishSuomiதமிழ்తెలుగుไทยTürkçeاردوTiếngViệt中文