"John Doe" is a nickname for an anonymous person.
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Doe
//doʊ//
Synonyms for "doe" (83 found)
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Closest matches (17)
Strong matches (25)
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Noun(3 words)
Proper Noun(1 words)
Related words (41)
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5 entriesAntonyms
1 entriesSynonyms
3 entriesRelated terms
4 entriescoordinate
1 entriesderived
8 entriesdistinct from
1 entrieshas context
2 entriesis a
4 entriesrelated to
23 entriesShowing 16 of 23 words.
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1 entriesTranslations
166 translations across 55 languages.
Albanian
4 entries- drenushë noun (female deer)
- femër noun (female deer)
- kaprolle noun (female roe deer)
- leperushë noun (female deer)
Arabic
1 entries- ظَبْيَة noun (female deer)
Armenian
1 entries- եղնիկ noun (female deer)
Aromanian
1 entries- cãprioarã noun (female deer)
Asturian
2 entries- gama noun (female fallow deer)
- venada noun (female deer)
Breton
2 entries- bizourc'h noun (female roe deer)
- yourc'hez noun (female roe deer)
Bulgarian
2 entries- кошута noun (female fallow deer)
- сърна́ noun (female deer)
Burmese
1 entries- သမင်မ noun (female deer)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 母鹿 noun (female deer)
- 雌鹿 noun (female deer)
- 麀 noun (female deer)
Czech
4 entries- daněla noun (female fallow deer)
- králice noun (female rabbit)
- laň noun (female deer)
- ramlice noun (female rabbit)
Danish
3 entries- då noun (female fallow deer)
- hind noun (female deer)
- rå noun (female roe deer)
Dutch
4 entries- damherthinde noun (female fallow deer)
- hinde noun (female deer)
- moer noun (female rabbit)
- moerhaas noun (female hare)
Esperanto
4 entries- cervino noun (female deer)
- damaino noun (female fallow deer)
- kanguruino noun (female kangaroo)
- kapreolino noun (female roe deer)
Finnish
4 entries- kengurunaaras noun (female kangaroo)
- naarashirvi (moose) noun (female deer)
- naarasjänis noun (female hare)
- naaraskani noun (female rabbit)
French
4 entries- biche noun (female deer)
- chevrette noun (female roe deer)
- daine noun (female fallow deer)
- hase noun (female hare)
German
4 entries- Damhirschkuh noun (female fallow deer)
- Hinde noun (female deer)
- Hindin noun (female deer)
- Hirschkuh noun (female deer)
Greek
3 entries- ελαφίνα noun (female deer)
- κουνέλα noun (female rabbit)
- λαγουδίνα noun (female hare)
Hebrew
2 entries- אַיֶּלֶת noun (female deer)
- אַיָּלָה noun (female deer)
Hindi
1 entries- हिरनी noun (female deer)
Hungarian
4 entries- dámszarvastehén noun (female fallow deer)
- dámvadtehén noun (female fallow deer)
- nőstény kenguru noun (female kangaroo)
- nőstény mókus noun (female squirrel)
Ido
3 entries- cervino noun (female deer)
- daimino noun (female fallow deer)
- leporino noun (female hare)
Irish
3 entries- coinín baineann noun (female rabbit)
- eilit noun (female deer)
- giorria baineann noun (female hare)
Italian
4 entries- cerva noun (female deer)
- coniglia noun (female rabbit)
- daina noun (female fallow deer)
- lepre femmina noun (female hare)
Japanese
3 entries- 雌 noun (female deer)
- 麀 noun (female deer)
- 経験による verb (depends on experience)
Latin
1 entries- cerva noun (female deer)
Limos Kalinga
1 entries- bakot noun (female deer)
Lower Sorbian
1 entries- jelenica noun (female deer)
Luxembourgish
1 entries- Hirschkou noun (female deer)
Macedonian
1 entries- срна noun (female deer)
Malayalam
1 entries- പേടമാന് noun (female deer)
Navajo
2 entries- bįįhtsaʼii noun (female deer)
- bįįhʼáád noun (female deer)
Norwegian Bokmål
4 entries- hind noun (female deer)
- hind (dåhind) noun (female fallow deer)
- kolle noun (female fallow deer)
- rå noun (female roe deer)
Occitan
1 entries- cèrvia noun (female deer)
Ojibwe
1 entries- waawaashkesh noun (female deer)
Old English
1 entries- hind noun (female deer)
Old French
1 entries- bisse noun (female deer)
Pali
1 entries- becia noun (female deer)
Persian
1 entries- آهو ماده noun (female deer)
Polish
4 entries- kangurzyca noun (female kangaroo)
- królica noun (female rabbit)
- samica daniel noun (female fallow deer)
- sarna noun (female roe deer)
Portuguese
3 entries- coelha noun (female rabbit)
- corça noun (female deer)
- lebre noun (female hare)
Romanian
4 entries- cerboaică noun (female deer)
- ciută noun (female deer)
- căprioară noun (female roe deer)
- iepuroaică noun (female hare)
Russian
4 entries- бе́лка noun (female squirrel)
- бельчи́ха noun (female squirrel)
- ва́женка noun (female deer)
- зайчи́ха noun (female hare)
Scottish Gaelic
3 entries- ban-choinean noun (female rabbit)
- maoiseach noun (female deer)
- maoiseach noun (female fallow deer)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- košuta noun (female deer)
- kunica noun (female rabbit)
- srna noun (female deer)
- veverica noun (female squirrel)
Slovak
2 entries- laň noun (female deer)
- srna noun (female deer)
Spanish
3 entries- ardilla noun (female squirrel)
- cierva noun (female deer)
- coneja noun (female rabbit)
Swedish
2 entries- harhona noun (female hare)
- hind noun (female deer)
Tagalog
1 entries- libay noun (female deer)
Taos
1 entries- pę̀łȉwéna noun (female deer)
Turkish
1 entries- maral noun (female deer)
Ugaritic
1 entries- 𐎓𐎊𐎍𐎚 noun (female deer)
Volapük
4 entries- jikangur noun (female kangaroo)
- jikrolig noun (female rabbit)
- jiliev noun (female hare)
- jistäg noun (female deer)
Walloon
1 entries- bih noun (female deer)
Welsh
4 entries- cwningen fenyw noun (female rabbit)
- cwningen fenyw noun (female hare)
- iyrchell noun (female roe deer)
- iyrches noun (female roe deer)
West-Frisian
1 entries- wyfkehart noun (female deer)
Sample sentences
17 total sentences available.
"Vasya Pupkin" sounds much worse than "John Doe", and it does not mean quite the same thing, either.
Source: tatoeba (2939249)
A doe is a female deer.
Source: tatoeba (4717341)
And the first prize goes to...John Doe!
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