shareware

English

Etymology

From share +‎ -ware; popularized by Bob Wallace[1]

Noun

shareware (uncountable)

(software) A type of software that is distributed without payment but is limited in any combination of functionality, availability, or convenience.

Related terms

Translations

type of software

Chinese:
Mandarin: 共享軟件, 共享软件 (gòngxiǎng ruǎnjiàn) (Mainland China, Hong Kong), 共享軟體 (zh), 共享软体 (zh) (gòngxiǎng ruǎntǐ) (Taiwan)
French: shareware (fr) m, partagiciel (fr) m
German: Shareware (de) f
Japanese: シェアウェア (sheawea)

Korean: 셰어웨어 (syeeoweeo)
Malay: perisian kongsi
Portuguese: shareware, programa de utilização limitada m, programa de utilização condicionada m, programa de utilização restrita m
Russian: усло́вно-беспла́тное ПО n (uslóvno-besplátnoje PO)
Turkish: deneme yazılımı

References

“Take Our Word For It”, in Words to the Wise, Issue 176‎, The Institute for Etymological Research and Education, 2002-11-14, retrieved 2008-09-08

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