Definition
Third-person singular present tense of haze; means to bully someone or subject them to humiliating treatment, or meteorologically, to cover with a haze.
Etymology
From the verb 'haze,' whose origin is debated but possibly derives from Old French 'haser' (to harass) or represents a variant of 'hazy,' evolving to mean both to cloud and to harass.
Kelly Says
The dual meaning—both a meteorological and social meaning—shows how the same word can emerge independently to describe very different phenomena, or how metaphorical language spreads when something becomes widely understood.
Translations
ARالعربية
ضباب (dahab)
d-a-hab
DEDeutsch
Nebels
neh-bəls
ELΕλληνικά
ομίχλη (omikhli)
o-mikh-li
ESEspañol
nieblas
n-ee-blas
FRFrançais
brouillards
broo-yar
GUGU
વાસણા (vāsana)
va-sa-na
HEעברית
ערפל (arfel)
ar-fel
HIहिन्दी
धुंध (dhund)
d-hund
IDBahasa Indonesia
kabut
ka-but
ITItaliano
nebbie
neh-bee
JA日本語
霞 (kasumi)
ka-su-mi
KKKK
бұлбұл (bülbül)
bool-bool
KMKM
សន្ធា (sanda)
san-da
MSBahasa Melayu
kabut
ka-but
MYမြန်မာ
ကြမ်း (kyan)
kyaan
PTPortuguês
neblinas
neh-blee-nas
RUРусский
туманы (tumany)
too-ma-nee
SWKiswahili
ukungu
oo-kun-goo
TAதமிழ்
முகடு (mukadu)
mu-ka-du
TEతెలుగు
ధూళి (dhūḷi)
dhoo-lee
TRTürkçe
siskinler
sis-kin-ler
UKУкраїнська
туман (tumán)
too-man
URاردو
آئندھ (aindh)
a-indh
VITiếng Việt
sương mù
sương mù
ZUZU
umvuthu
oom-voo-thoo