dunghill

See also: dung-hill

English

Etymology

dung +‎ hill

Noun

dunghill (plural dunghills)

A heap of dung, especially one for agricultural purposes; a muckheap, dungheap.
(derogatory) Any wretchedly mean or dirty place.

Translations

heap of dung

Bulgarian: торище n (torište)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 糞堆 (zh), 粪堆 (zh) (fènduī)
Dutch: vaalt (nl) f, mesthoop (nl) m
Esperanto: sterkejo
Finnish: lantakasa, lantatunkio (fi)
Galician: estrumeira f, esterqueira f
German: Misthaufen (de) m

Hungarian: trágyadomb (hu)
Latin: fimētum n, fimārium n (Mediaeval)
Norman: maie f
Portuguese: esterqueira f, esterquilínio m
Russian: наво́зная ку́ча f (navóznaja kúča)
Spanish: estercolero (es) m
Venetian: leamaro (vec), deđamèr

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