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• dung-hill, (obsolete) dunghil

From dung +‎ hill.

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dunghill (plural dunghills)

1. A heap of dung, especially one for agricultural purposes.
   Synonyms: muckheap, dungheap
2. (figurative, derogatory) Any wretchedly mean, dirty or loathsome place, situation or condition.

• dunghilly

heap of dung

• Bulgarian: торище n (torište)
• Catalan: femer m
• Chinese:
  Mandarin: 糞堆 / 粪堆 (zh) (fènduī)
• Czech: hromada hnoje f, hnojiště (cs) n
• Dutch: vaalt (nl) f, mesthoop (nl) m
• Esperanto: sterkejo
• Finnish: lantakasa, lantatunkio (fi)
• Galician: estrumeira f, esterqueira f
• German: Misthaufen (de) m
• Greek: σωρός κοπριάς m (sorós kopriás)
• Hungarian: trágyadomb (hu)
• Icelandic: mykjuhaugur m, sorphaugur m
• Ingrian: kakara, taemytty, sittamytty
• Irish: carn aoiligh m
• Latin: fimētum n, fimārium n (Mediaeval)
• Middle English: myxen
• Norman: maie f
• Old English: mixen f
• Polish: gnojowisko n
• Portuguese: esterqueira f, esterquilínio m, estrumeira (pt) f
• Russian: наво́зная ку́ча f (navóznaja kúča)
• Serbo-Croatian: đubrište (sh) n, gnojište (sh) n
• Spanish: estercolero (es) m
• Swedish: gödselstack (sv) c, gödselhög c
• Turkish: fışkılık (tr)
  Ottoman Turkish: فشقیلق (fışkılık)
• Ukrainian: купа гною f (kupa hnoju)
• Venetan: leamaro (vec), deđamèr