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Barbarian
//bɑɹˈbɛəɹ.i.ən//
Translations of "barbarian" (60 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | barbaar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Albanian | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | βάρβαρος(uncivilized person) | bárbaros | |
| Arabic | بَرْبَرِيّ(uncivilized person), هَمَجِيّ(uncivilized person) | barbariyy, hamajiyy | |
| Armenian | բարբարոս(uncivilized person) | barbaros | |
| Azerbaijani | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Belarusian | ба́рбар(uncivilized person), ба́рбарка(uncivilized person), ва́рвар(uncivilized person), ва́рварка(uncivilized person), дзіку́н(uncivilized person), дзіку́нка(uncivilized person) | bárbar, bárbarka, várvar, várvarka, dzikún, dzikúnka | |
| Bulgarian | ва́рварин(uncivilized person), ва́рварка(uncivilized person), дива́к(uncivilized person), дива́чка(uncivilized person) | várvarin, várvarka, divák, diváčka | |
| Catalan | bàrbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 夷(uncivilized person), 番子(uncivilized person), 蠻人 /蛮人(uncivilized person), 野蠻人 /野蛮人(uncivilized person) | yí, fānzi, mánrén, yěmánrén | |
| Czech | barbar(uncivilized person), barbarka(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Danish | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Dutch | barbaar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Esperanto | barbaro(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Estonian | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Finnish | barbaari(uncivilized person), raakalainen(uncivilized person) | — | |
| French | barbare(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Galician | bárbara(uncivilized person), bárbaro(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Georgian | ბარბაროსი(uncivilized person) | barbarosi | |
| German | Barbar(uncivilized person), Barbarin(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Greek | βάρβαρος(uncivilized person) | várvaros | |
| Hindi | बर्बर(uncivilized person) | barbar | |
| Hungarian | barbár(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Icelandic | barbari(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Irish | barbarach(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Italian | barbara(uncivilized person), barbaro(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Japanese | 夷人(uncivilized person), 蛮人(uncivilized person), 野蛮(uncivilized person), 野蛮人(uncivilized person) | ijin, banjin, yaban, yabanjin | |
| Kazakh | варвар(uncivilized person) | varvar | |
| Korean | 야만인(uncivilized person), 오랑캐(uncivilized person) | yamanin, orangkae | |
| Kyrgyz | варвар(uncivilized person) | varvar | |
| Lao | ອະນາລະຍະຊົນ(uncivilized person) | ʼa nā la nya son | |
| Latin | barbara(uncivilized person), barbarus(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Latvian | barbars(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Lithuanian | barbaras(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Macedonian | варвар(uncivilized person), варварин(uncivilized person), варварка(uncivilized person) | varvar, varvarin, varvarka | |
| Māori | moho(w)ao(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Norman | barbare(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Persian | بربر(uncivilized person) | barbar | |
| Polish | barbarzynka(uncivilized person), barbarzyńca(uncivilized person), dzikus(uncivilized person), dzikuska(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Portuguese | bárbara(uncivilized person), bárbaro(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Romanian | barbar(uncivilized person), barbară(uncivilized person), varvar(uncivilized person), varvară(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Russian | ва́рвар(uncivilized person), ва́рварка(uncivilized person), дика́рка(uncivilized person), дика́рь(uncivilized person) | várvar, várvarka, dikárka, dikárʹ | |
| Sanskrit | दस्यु(uncivilized person), बर्बर(uncivilized person), म्लेच्छ(uncivilized person) | dasyu, barbara, mleccha | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bàrbar(uncivilized person), bàrbārka(uncivilized person), bȁrbarin(uncivilized person), divljàkinja(uncivilized person), divljàkuša(uncivilized person), dìvljāk(uncivilized person), varvar(uncivilized person), varvarin(uncivilized person), varvarka(uncivilized person), ба̀рба̄рка(uncivilized person), ба̀рбар(uncivilized person), ба̏рбарин(uncivilized person), варвар(uncivilized person), варварин(uncivilized person), варварка(uncivilized person), дивља̀киња(uncivilized person), дивља̀куша(uncivilized person), дѝвља̄к(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Slovak | barbar(uncivilized person), barbarka(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Slovene | barbar(uncivilized person), barbarka(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Spanish | bárbara(uncivilized person), bárbaro(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Swahili | mshenzi(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Swedish | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Tajik | барбар(uncivilized person) | barbar | |
| Thai | อนารยชน(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Turkish | barbar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Ukrainian | ва́рвар(uncivilized person), ва́рварка(uncivilized person), дику́н(uncivilized person), дику́нка(uncivilized person) | várvar, várvarka, dykún, dykúnka | |
| Uzbek | barbar(uncivilized person), varvar(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Vietnamese | mọi(uncivilized person), rợ(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Welsh | anwariad(uncivilized person), barbariad(uncivilized person) | — | |
| Yiddish | באַרבאַר(uncivilized person) | barbar | |
| Zazaki | barbar(uncivilized person) | — |
barbaar
barbar
barbar
ба́рбар, ба́рбарка, ва́рвар, ва́рварка, дзіку́н, дзіку́нка
bárbar, bárbarka, várvar, várvarka, dzikún, dzikúnka
bàrbar
barbar, barbarka
barbar
barbaar
barbaro
barbar
barbaari, raakalainen
barbare
bárbara, bárbaro
Barbar, Barbarin
barbár
barbari
barbarach
barbara, barbaro
barbara, barbarus
barbars
barbaras
moho(w)ao
barbare
barbar
barbar
barbarzynka, barbarzyńca, dzikus, dzikuska
bárbara, bárbaro
barbar, barbară, varvar, varvară
bàrbar, bàrbārka, bȁrbarin, divljàkinja, divljàkuša, dìvljāk, varvar, varvarin, varvarka, ба̀рба̄рка, ба̀рбар, ба̏рбарин, варвар, варварин, варварка, дивља̀киња, дивља̀куша, дѝвља̄к
barbar, barbarka
barbar, barbarka
bárbara, bárbaro
mshenzi
barbar
อนารยชน
barbar
barbar, varvar
mọi, rợ
anwariad, barbariad
barbar
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