maying UK
ˈmeɪɪŋ
Definition

Definition of maying - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
festiveDatedUKrelated to May Day celebrations or springtime activitiesDatedUK
  • The maying atmosphere filled the town with joy.
festive springtime
2.
calendarDatedUKrelated to the month of MayDatedUK
  • The maying flowers are blooming beautifully.
springtime
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enjoy nature and gather flowers outdoors in May
Every year, we go maying in the countryside.

Origin of maying

Old English, mæge (maid) + -ing (suffix)

Examples of maying in a sentence

  • Children danced around the maying pole with ribbons.
  • The maying breeze was refreshing.
  • They enjoyed the maying festivities in the village.

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  1. French:printanier, de mai, ...
  2. German:festlich, zum Mai gehörend, ...
  3. Italian:primaverile, ...
  4. Spanish:primaveral, de mayo, ...
  5. Portuguese:primaveril, de maio, ...
  6. Chinese:五一节的, 五月的, ...
  7. Japanese:メーデーの, 五月の, ...
  8. Arabic:رَبِيعِي, مَايُوِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:חַגִּיגִי, שֶׁל חוֹדֶשׁ מַאי, ...
  10. Russian:майский, майские, ...
  11. Ukrainian:святковий, пов'язаний з травнем, ...
  12. Hindi:मई दिवस, मई का, ...
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