Sense: (of a horse) to jump or turn suddenly aside in fear
The horse shied at the strangers.
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 Afrikaans: skaamheid |
 Arabic: خَجَل |
 Bulgarian: срамежливост |
 Brazilian: timidez |
 Czech: nesmělost |
 German: die Scheu |
 Danish: generthed; skyhed |
 Greek: ντροπαλότητα |
 Spanish: timidez |
 Estonian: ujedus |
 Farsi: كمرويي |
 Finnish: ujous |
 French: timidité |
 Hebrew: בַּיישָנוּת |
 Hindi: संकोच, संकुचाहट, शर्मीलाप |
 Croatian: plašljivost, stidljivost |
 Hungarian: vadság, félénkség, bátort |
 Indonesian: perasaan malu atau segan |
 Icelandic: feimni |
 Italian: timidezza |
 Japanese: はにかみ |
 Korean: 수줍음 |
 Lithuanian: drovumas, baikštumas |
 Latvian: kautrība; biklums |
 Malay: rasa malu |
 Dutch: verlegenheid |
 Norwegian: sjenerthet, blyghet, skyh |
 Polish: nieśmiałość, płochliwość |
 Persian: كمرويي |
 Pashto: شرم، حيا: بې زړه توب |
 Portuguese: timidez |
 Romanian: timiditate |
 Russian: стеснительность |
 Slovak: nesmelosť |
 Slovenian: plašnost |
 Serbian: stidljivost |
 Swedish: blygsel, blyghet, skygghe |
 Thai: ความเขินอาย |
 Turkish: mahcupluk,çekingenlik |
 Taiwanese: 膽怯，害羞 |
 Ukrainian: боязкість; соромливість |
 Urdu: شرمیلا پن |
 Vietnamese: sự nhút nhát, tính dễ hoả |
 Chinese: 胆怯，害羞 |
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