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1. (n.) shanty
a crudely built hut, cabin, or house.
Etymology: (1810–20)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hovel, hut, hutch, shack, shanty
small crude shelter used as a dwelling
2. (noun) chantey, chanty, sea chantey, shanty
a rhythmical work song originally sung by sailors
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1. (adj) shanty
jaunty; showy
2. (noun) shanty
a small, mean dwelling; a rough, slight building for temporary use; a hut
3. (verb) shanty
to inhabit a shanty
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Sense: a roughly-built hut or shack.
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 Afrikaans: hut |
 Arabic: كوخ خَشَب |
 Bulgarian: барака |
 Brazilian: barraca |
 Czech: chatrč |
 German: die Bude |
 Danish: hytte; skur |
 Greek: παράγκα, καλύβα |
 Spanish: chabola, barraca |
 Estonian: hurtsik |
 Farsi: كلبه |
 Finnish: hökkeli |
 French: baraque |
 Hebrew: צְרִיף |
 Hindi: झोंपडी़ |
 Croatian: koliba, straćara |
 Hungarian: viskó |
 Indonesian: gubuk |
 Icelandic: kofi, hreysi |
 Italian: baracca |
 Japanese: 小屋 |
 Korean: 오두막집 |
 Lithuanian: trobelė, lūšnelė |
 Latvian: būda; mājele |
 Malay: gubuk |
 Dutch: hut |
 Norwegian: skur, brakke |
 Polish: chata, chałupa |
 Persian: كلبه |
 Pashto: كوډله، جونګړه، كوډۍ |
 Portuguese: barraca |
 Romanian: baracă |
 Russian: хижина, лачуга |
 Slovak: chatrč |
 Slovenian: koliba |
 Serbian: udžerica |
 Swedish: skjul, kåk, hydda |
 Thai: กระท่อมที่สร้างหยาบ ๆ |
 Turkish: gecekondu, dermeçatma yap |
 Taiwanese: 簡陋小屋，鐵皮棚屋 |
 Ukrainian: халупка, халабуда |
 Urdu: جھگی |
 Vietnamese: chòi |
 Chinese: 简陋小屋，铁皮棚屋 |
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