Argumentative

//ˌɑːɡjʊˈmɛntətɪv//

Translations of "argumentative" (27 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	argumentuar(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Ancient Greek	φιλόνεικος(prone to argue or dispute), ἐριστικός(prone to argue or dispute)	philóneikos, eristikós
Bulgarian	дискусионен(prone to argue or dispute), спорен(prone to argue or dispute)	diskusionen, sporen
Cebuano	palaaway(prone to argue or dispute), pilosopo(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Chinese	鐵齒 /铁齿(prone to argue or dispute)	zh-min-nan
Chinese Mandarin	矯情 /矫情便便(prone to argue or dispute)	jiǎoqíng
Czech	hádavý(prone to argue or dispute), přivý(prone to argue or dispute), vadivý(prone to argue or dispute), škorpivý(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Danish	stridbar(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Dutch	twistgierig(prone to argue or dispute), twistziek(prone to argue or dispute), venijnig(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Esperanto	disputema(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Finnish	riidanhaluinen(prone to argue or dispute)	—
French	discutailleur(prone to argue or dispute), raisonneur(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Georgian	საკამათო(prone to argue or dispute)	saḳamato
German	argumentativ(prone to argue or dispute), streitlustig(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Greek	πολεμικός(prone to argue or dispute)	polemikós
Interlingua	argumentative(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Irish	aighneasach(prone to argue or dispute), argóinteach(prone to argue or dispute), conspóideach(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Italian	ataccabrighe(prone to argue or dispute), litigioso(prone to argue or dispute), polemico(prone to argue or dispute), rissoso(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Japanese	理屈っぽい(prone to argue or dispute), 議論好きの(prone to argue or dispute)	rikutsuppoi, giron zuki no
Macedonian	препирлив(prone to argue or dispute)	prepirliv
Māori	pakapaka(prone to argue or dispute), pākani(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Polish	kłótliwy(prone to argue or dispute), sporny(prone to argue or dispute), swarliwy(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Portuguese	argumentativo(of or relating to argumentation; specifically, presenting a logical argument or line of reasoning — see also argumentive), discutidor(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Romanian	argumentativ(prone to argue or dispute), cu argumente(prone to argue or dispute), plin de argumente(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Scottish Gaelic	connsachail(prone to argue or dispute), connspaideach(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Spanish	arguyente (desus.)(prone to argue or dispute), argüidor(prone to argue or dispute), argüitivo (desus.)(prone to argue or dispute), beligerante(prone to argue or dispute), contencioso(prone to argue or dispute), discutidor(prone to argue or dispute), peleonero(prone to argue or dispute), peleón(prone to argue or dispute), pendenciero(prone to argue or dispute), polemista(prone to argue or dispute), rijoso(prone to argue or dispute)	—
Swedish	diskussionslysten(prone to argue or dispute), grälsjuk(prone to argue or dispute)	—