And she is always a troublemaker.
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Troublemaker
//ˈtɹʌbəlˌmeɪkə(ɹ)//
Synonyms for "troublemaker" (143 found)
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Strong matches (43)
Related words (71)
Noun(56 words)
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115 translations across 43 languages.
Arabic
4 entries- شَقِي noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- مشكلجي noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- مُثِير لِلْمَتَاعِب noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- مُثِير لِلْمَشاكِل noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Armenian
2 entries- խառնակիչ noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- խռովարար noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Bulgarian
1 entries- сплетник noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Catalan
1 entries- cerca-raons noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 調皮鬼 /调皮鬼 noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- 鬧事者 /闹事者 noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Czech
4 entries- buřič noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- potížista noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- potížista noun (complainer)
- rebelant noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Danish
2 entries- fredsforstyrrer noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- spektakelmager noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Dutch
3 entries- druktemaker noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- lastverkoper noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- ruziemaker noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Egyptian
1 entries- D33:n-n:nw*W-E21-A24-A1 noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Esperanto
1 entries- petolulo noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Finnish
4 entries- häirikkö noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- kiusankappale noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- narisija noun (complainer)
- rauhanhäiritsijä noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
French
3 entries- fauteur de troubles noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- perturbateur noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- trublion noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Galician
1 entries- barulleiro noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
German
4 entries- Querulant noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- Randalierer noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- Raufbold noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- Rowdy noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Hawaiian
1 entries- mea hoʻopilikia noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Hungarian
1 entries- bajkeverő noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Icelandic
2 entries- vandræðagemlingur noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- vandræðagemsi noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Irish
2 entries- clampróir noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- mac mioscaise noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Italian
4 entries- attaccabrighe noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- casinista noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- combinaguai noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- piantagrane noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Japanese
1 entries- トラブルメーカー noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Kazakh
1 entries- бұзақы noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Khmer
3 entries- ទ្រុះ noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- ភណ្ឌនការី noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- មនុស្សរញ៉ាំរញ៉ូវ noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Korean
1 entries- 말썽꾸러기 noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Latin
4 entries- bovinātor noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- lātrātor noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- pestifer noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- turbātor noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Macedonian
4 entries- беља́џика noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- беља́џија noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- предизви́кувач noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- предизвику́вачка noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Malayalam
1 entries- കുഴപ്പക്കാരൻ noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Māori
1 entries- kaimāreherehe noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Norwegian
1 entries- masekopp noun (complainer)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- bråkmaker noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- bråkmakar noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Polish
4 entries- awanturnica noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- awanturnik noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- maruda noun (complainer)
- mąciwoda noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Portuguese
3 entries- desordeiro noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- encrenqueiro noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- reclamão noun (complainer)
Romanian
2 entries- zurbagiu noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- zurbagiu noun (complainer)
Russian
4 entries- баламу́т noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- бузотёр noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- наруши́тель споко́йствия noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- смутья́н noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- buaireadair noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Spanish
4 entries- alborotador noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- broncas noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- bullanguero noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- buscapleitos noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Swahili
2 entries- mfitini noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- mfitini noun (complainer)
Swedish
3 entries- bråkmakare noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- bråkmakerska noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- bråkstake noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Thai
2 entries- นักเลง noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- อันธพาล noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Turkish
2 entries- baş belası noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- başağrısı noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Vietnamese
1 entries- người gây rối noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Walloon
1 entries- bardouxheu noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Welsh
2 entries- achoswr trwbl noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
- codwr twrw noun (one who causes trouble, especially deliberately)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
You are a troublemaker.
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Tom is a troublemaker.
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I always knew that Tom was a troublemaker.
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.