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Line 2: ===Etymology=== From {{bor\|en\|nl\|boomken\|\|shrub, little tree}}, equivalent to {{suffix\|en\|boom\|kin\|id2=diminutive}}. Note that the English word {{m\|en\|boom}} is etymologically related to the aforementioned in the sense of "large stem", or "big tree". Compare {{cog\|de\|Baumke}}, {{m\|de\|Bäumchen}}. ===Pronunciation=== * {{IPA\|en\|/ˈbʌmpkɪn/}} * {{audio\|en\|en-us-bumpkin.ogg\|~~Audio (~~a=US)}}▼ * {{rhymes\|en\|ʌmpkɪn\|s=2}} * {{hyph\|en\|bump\|kin}} ▲* {{audio\|en\|en-us-bumpkin.ogg\|Audio (US)}} ===Noun=== Line 15 ⟶ 16: # {{lb\|en\|nautical}} A short [[boom]] or [[spar]] used to [[extend]] a [[sail]] or [[secure]] a [[stay]]. # [[dance\|Dance]], a series of reels, Scottish. #* ~~'''1836''',~~ {{wquote-text\|en\|year=1836\|author=w:Joanna Baillie~~}}, ''~~\|title=The Phantom~~,'' Act~~\|section=act 1. ~~#:~~ \|passage=They mix with Dancers, who now advance to the front, where a '''bumpkin''', or dance of many interwoven reels, is performed; after which the Bride is led to a seat, and some of her Maidens sit by her.}} ====Derived terms==== {{lcol\|en\|bumpkinish\|bumpkinism\|bumpkinly\|country bumpkin\|joskin}} * {{l\|en\|joskin}} ====Translations==== Line 27: * Catalan: {{t+\|ca\|taujà\|m}} * Chinese: : Cantonese: {{t\|yue\|鄉~~下人\|sc=Hani}}, {{t\|yue\|乡~~下人\|tr=hoeng1 haa6-2 jan4~~\|sc=Hani~~}} : Mandarin: {{t+\|cmn\|鄉~~下佬\|sc=Hani}}, {{t+\|cmn\|乡~~下佬\|tr=xiāngxialǎo~~\|sc=Hani~~}}, {{t+\|cmn\|鄉~~下人\|sc=Hani}}, {{t+\|cmn\|乡~~下人\|tr=xiāngxiarén~~\|sc=Hani~~}} * Danish: {{t\|da\|bondejokke\|c}}, {{t\|da\|bondeknold\|c}}, {{t\|da\|bonderøv\|c}} * Esperanto: {{t-needed\|eo}} * Finnish: {{t+\|fi\|tomppeli}} * French: {{t+\|fr\|plouc\|m}}, {{t+\|fr\|péquenaud}}, {{t+\|fr\|manant\|m}} * Galician: {{t\|gl\|pailán}}, {{t\|gl\|badoco}}, {{t+\|gl\|paduán}}, {{t+\|gl\|paifoco}}, {{t\|gl\|pailaroco}}, {{t+\|gl\|paiolo}} * German: {{t+\|de\|Hinterwäldler\|m}}, {{t+\|de\|Bauerntölpel\|m}}, {{t+\|de\|Tölpel\|m}} * Greek: {{t+\|el\|βλάκας\|m}} * Irish: {{t\|ga\|cábóg\|f}}, {{t\|ga\|tútachán\|m}}, {{t\|ga\|dundarlán\|m}}▼ ~~{{trans-mid}}~~ ▲* Irish: {{t\|ga\|cábóg\|f}}, {{t\|ga\|tútachán\|m}} * Italian: {{t+\|it\|buzzurro\|m}}, {{t\|it\|villico\|m}}, {{t+\|it\|cafone\|m}}, {{t+\|it\|zappaterra\|m}} * Khmer: {{t-needed\|km}} Line 44: * Maori: {{t\|mi\|panekāka}} * Plautdietsch: {{t\|pdt\|Dommabua\|m}} * Romanian: {{t+\|ro\|țăran\|m}} * Spanish: {{t+\|es\|paleto\|m}}, {{t+\|es\|palurdo\|m}}, {{t\|es\|montañero\|m}}, {{t+\|es\|montuno\|m}}, {{t+\|es\|cazurro\|m}}, {{t+\|es\|guajiro \|m}}, {{t+\|es\|jíbaro\|m}}, {{t+\|es\|pueblerino\|m}} * Swedish: {{t+\|sv\|klumpeduns\|c}}, {{t+\|sv\|fårskalle\|c}}, {{t+\|sv\|bondläpp\|c}} * Thai: {{t-needed\|th}} * Vietnamese: {{t+\|vi\|nhà quê}} {{trans-bottom}} ~~[[Category:~~{{C\|en:\|People]]}}