From Middle English trasch, trassh, probably a dialectal form of *trass (compare Orkney truss, English dialectal trous), from Old Norse tros ( “ rubbish, fallen leaves and twigs ” ). Compare Norwegian trask ( “ lumber, trash, baggage ” ), Swedish trasa ( “ rag, cloth, worthless fellow ” ), Swedish trås ( “ dry fallen twigs, wood-waste ” ). Compare also Old English þreax ( “ rottenness, rubbish ” ). Lao: ຂຍະ ( kha nya ), ຄຸມຝອຽ ( khum fǭi ), ມູນຝອຽ ( mūn fǭi ), ສັງການ ( sang kān ), ຂີ້ເຫຍື້ອ (lo) ( khī nyư̄a ) If you can’t find a file that you created in Drive, it might have lost the folder it was in. The file still exists, but is harder to find. How files lose their folder indicative future identical with conditional present 2) indicative future perfect identical with conditional perfect

Greek: απορρίματα n pl ( aporrímata ), σκουπίδια (el) n pl ( skoupídia ) Ancient: φορυτός m ( phorutós ) Romanian: lucru nevaloros n, rebut (ro) n, gunoi (ro) n, rămășițe f pl, reziduu (ro) n, deșeu (ro) n You share a folder with someone and they remove your file from the folder. The file isn't deleted, it's automatically moved to your My Drive. You create a file in someone else's folder and they delete that folder. The file isn't deleted. It's automatically moved to your My Drive. Synonyms: ekzagjeroj, teproj I strengthen, deepen ( a friendship, relationship, conversation ) Synonyms: forcoj, thellojBelarusian: сме́цце n ( smjéccje ), смяццё n ( smjaccjó ), сьмяцьцё n ( sʹmjacʹcjó ) ( Taraškievica )