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1. (n.) horde
a large group, multitude, or number; crowd.
2. horde
a tribe or troop of Asian nomads.
3. horde
any nomadic group.
4. horde
a moving pack or swarm of animals.
5. (v.i.) horde
to gather in a horde.
Etymology: (1800–10; < NL, alter. of LL hordeolus= L horde(um) barley +-olus, -olum -ole1)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) horde, host, legion
a vast multitude
2. (noun) horde
a nomadic community
3. (noun) drove, horde, swarm
a moving crowd
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) horde
a wandering troop or gang; especially, a clan or tribe of a nomadic people migrating from place to place for the sake of pasturage, plunder, etc.; a predatory multitude
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Sense: a crowd or large number (of people etc)
Hordes of tourists thronged the temple.
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 Afrikaans: horde |
 Arabic: حَشْدٌ مِن، عَدَد كَبير م |
 Bulgarian: орда |
 Brazilian: horda |
 Czech: houf; horda |
 German: die Horde |
 Danish: horde; sværm |
 Greek: ορδή |
 Spanish: horda (histórico); multit |
 Estonian: kari |
 Farsi: گروه |
 Finnish: lauma |
 French: horde |
 Hebrew: הָמוֹן |
 Hindi: भीड़ |
 Croatian: horda, rulja |
 Hungarian: horda |
 Indonesian: orang banyak |
 Icelandic: hjörð, mergð |
 Italian: orda |
 Japanese: 群れ |
 Korean: 큰 무리 |
 Lithuanian: minia, orda |
 Latvian: bars; pūlis |
 Malay: begitu ramai atau banyak |
 Dutch: horde |
 Norwegian: horde, menneskemasse |
 Polish: horda |
 Persian: گروه |
 Pashto: ټولګی، ډله |
 Portuguese: horda |
 Romanian: ceată |
 Russian: полчище |
 Slovak: húf |
 Slovenian: horda |
 Serbian: horda |
 Swedish: hord |
 Thai: ฝูงชน |
 Turkish: kalabalık |
 Taiwanese: 一大群(人) |
 Ukrainian: орда |
 Urdu: گروہ |
 Vietnamese: bầy, lũ, đám |
 Chinese: （人）群 |
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