sacudir

Meaning

  1. to shake off, dust
  2. to shake
  3. to shake (the head, to give a negative response)
  4. to nod (the head, to give a positive response)
  5. to jolt
  6. (reflexive) shake off, rid oneself of.

Concepts

shake
🫨
jerk
jolt
beat
toss
joggle
jar
🫙
thresh
rock
🪨
jiggle
shake up
wiggle
yank
thrash
agitate
didder
spread
stir
flap
flick
fling
flourish
fly
✈️
hammer
🔨
hit
incite
jounce
judder
palpitate
pound
💷
retreat
scour
scramble
scuffle
shake off
shock
⚡
slam
slash
stir up
strike
swing
throb
wuther
tremble
twitch
wag
wallop
wave
👋

wave about

whip
Synonyms

agitar
C2
temblar
C2
batir
C2
zarandear
perturbar
25k
pegar
C1
menear
41k
reducir
C1
revolver
C2
saltar
B2
trillar
vaciar
C2
agitarse
barajar
convulsionar
dar vueltas
empellar
estremecer
golpetear
latir
C2
remecer
sacudirse

tocar un instrumento

traquetear
zangolotear

sacudarir

contonear
conmocionar
⚡

convelerse

moverse agitadamente

agitar violentamente

acuñar

sanjuanear

derrotar
C1
ganar
A2
mover
B2
pelearse
21k
quitar
B2
rebotar
26k
Translations

schütteln
secouer
scuotere
agitar
agiter
sacsejar
sacudir
erschüttern
battre
agitare
remenar
agitar
sbattere
scrollare
schudden
Frequency

C2
Hyphenated as
sa‧cu‧dir
Pronounced as (IPA)
/sakuˈdiɾ/
Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish
sacudir
Inherited from Latin
succutiō
In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish sacudir, from earlier sacodir, with dissimilation from socodir, from Latin succutere, whence English succussion.

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