This dog is a mongrel.
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Mongrel
//ˈmʌŋ.ɡɹəl//
Synonyms for "mongrel" (82 found)
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1 entriesTranslations
87 translations across 34 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- هَجِين noun (someone of mixed kind)
Bulgarian
1 entries- мелез noun (someone of mixed kind)
Catalan
1 entries- bastard noun (someone of mixed kind)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 混血兒 /混血儿 noun (someone of mixed kind)
- 雜種 /杂种 noun (someone of mixed kind)
Danish
1 entries- køter noun (someone of mixed kind)
Dutch
3 entries- bastaard noun (someone of mixed kind)
- mormel noun (someone of mixed kind)
- vuilnisbakkenras noun (someone of mixed kind)
Esperanto
1 entries- senrasa noun (someone of mixed kind)
Finnish
3 entries- piski noun (someone of mixed kind)
- rakki noun (someone of mixed kind)
- sekasikiö noun (someone of mixed kind)
French
4 entries- bâtard noun (someone of mixed kind)
- corniaud noun (someone of mixed kind)
- métis noun (someone of mixed kind)
- métisse noun (someone of mixed kind)
Galician
1 entries- can de palleiro noun (someone of mixed kind)
German
4 entries- Bastard noun (someone of mixed kind)
- Kreuzung noun (someone of mixed kind)
- Mischling noun (someone of mixed kind)
- Mischlingshund noun (someone of mixed kind)
Greek
2 entries- μιγάς noun (someone of mixed kind)
- μιξογενής noun (someone of mixed kind)
Hebrew
1 entries- מְעֹרָב noun (someone of mixed kind)
Hindi
1 entries- दोग़ला noun (someone of mixed kind)
Hungarian
2 entries- keverék noun (someone of mixed kind)
- korcs noun (someone of mixed kind)
Ido
3 entries- hibrida adj (Translations)
- mestica adj (Translations)
- hibrido noun (someone of mixed kind)
Irish
1 entries- crosanta noun (someone of mixed kind)
Italian
2 entries- bastardino noun (someone of mixed kind)
- bastardo noun (someone of mixed kind)
Japanese
3 entries- ハーフ noun (someone of mixed kind)
- 混血児 noun (someone of mixed kind)
- 雑種 noun (someone of mixed kind)
Latin
1 entries- hibrida noun (someone of mixed kind)
Macedonian
3 entries- лангач noun (someone of mixed kind)
- мелез noun (someone of mixed kind)
- џуке́ла noun (someone of mixed kind)
Māori
3 entries- kurī peropero noun (someone of mixed kind)
- mangarū noun (someone of mixed kind)
- peropero noun (someone of mixed kind)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- kjøter noun (someone of mixed kind)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- kjøter noun (someone of mixed kind)
Polish
3 entries- bastardowy adj (Translations)
- kundel noun (someone of mixed kind)
- mieszaniec noun (someone of mixed kind)
Portuguese
2 entries- rafeiro noun (someone of mixed kind)
- vira-lata noun (someone of mixed kind)
Romanian
1 entries- corcitură noun (someone of mixed kind)
Russian
4 entries- дворня́га noun (someone of mixed kind)
- дворня́жка noun (someone of mixed kind)
- мети́с noun (someone of mixed kind)
- мети́ска noun (someone of mixed kind)
Sicilian
1 entries- cani di mannra noun (someone of mixed kind)
Spanish
4 entries- PP noun (someone of mixed kind)
- cacri noun (someone of mixed kind)
- chucho noun (someone of mixed kind)
- chumino noun (someone of mixed kind)
Swedish
3 entries- blandrashund noun (someone of mixed kind)
- byracka noun (someone of mixed kind)
- gatukorsning noun (someone of mixed kind)
Thai
1 entries- พันทาง noun (someone of mixed kind)
Turkish
2 entries- kırma noun (someone of mixed kind)
- melez noun (someone of mixed kind)
Urdu
1 entries- دوغْلَا noun (someone of mixed kind)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
Laika was a small, stray mongrel picked up from the street.
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"Get that mongrel away from me!" "Her name is Cookie."
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Get that mongrel out of here!
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