Definition
Very wet and soft, often in a way that makes something unpleasant or ruined; saturated with moisture.
Etymology
Possibly from Old Norse 'sokr' meaning 'soaked,' or related to the word 'soak.' The word emerged in English around the 1600s to describe the unpleasant quality of excessive wetness.
Kelly Says
Soggy cereal is the enemy of breakfast, but the word itself has a delightfully onomatopoetic quality—it almost sounds like the squishing sound a wet sponge makes.
Translations
BNবাংলা
ভিজে যাওয়া
bhee-jeh yaw
DADansk
gennemblødt
gehn-ehm-bloh-t
ELΕλληνικά
βρεγμένος
vrehg-meh-nohs
ESEspañol
empapado
ehm-pah-pah-thoh
FRFrançais
trempé
treh-mpeh
GUGU
ભીંજાયેલ
bheen-jah-yehl
HIहिन्दी
भीगा हुआ
bhee-gah hoo-ah
IDBahasa Indonesia
basah
bah-sah
ITItaliano
fradicio
frah-dee-choh
MRMR
पाण्याने भिजवलेला
pah-nyah-neh bhee-jah-vah-leh-lah
MSBahasa Melayu
basah
bah-sah
MYမြန်မာ
စွဥ်စွဥ်
sown-sown
NONorsk
gjennombløtt
yeh-nom-bloh-t
PTPortuguês
encharcado
ehn-shahr-kah-thoh
RORomână
ușor ud
oo-shor ood
RUРусский
мокрый
moh-kree
SWKiswahili
unyevu
oo-nyeh-voo
TAதமிழ்
நனைந்த
nah-nai-ndh
TEతెలుగు
తడిసిన
tah-dee-seh-nah
UKУкраїнська
мокрий
moh-kree
YOYO
àṣeyọri
ah-sheh-yoh-ree
ZUZU
ishibhile
ee-shee-bleh