Barbaric

//bɑː(ɹ)ˈbæɹɪk//

Translations of "barbaric" (50 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	i barbar(uncivilised), i paqytetëruar(uncivilised)	—
Ancient Greek	βαρβαρικός(uncivilised)	barbarikós
Arabic	مُتَوَحِّش(uncivilised), هَمَجِيّ(uncivilised)	mutawaḥḥiš, hamajiyy
Armenian	բարբարոսական(uncivilised)	barbarosakan
Azerbaijani	barbar(uncivilised), vəhşi(uncivilised)	—
Belarusian	ба́рбарскі(uncivilised), барбары́нскі(uncivilised), ва́рварскі(uncivilised), дзі́кі(uncivilised), дзіку́нскі(uncivilised)	bárbarski, barbarýnski, várvarski, dzíki, dzikúnski
Bulgarian	ва́рварски(uncivilised), див(uncivilised)	várvarski, div
Chinese Mandarin	殘暴 /残暴(uncivilised), 粗野(uncivilised), 野蠻 /野蛮(uncivilised)	cánbào, cūyě, yěmán
Czech	barbarský(uncivilised)	—
Danish	barbarisk(uncivilised)	—
Dutch	barbaars(uncivilised)	—
Estonian	barbaarne(uncivilised)	—
Finnish	barbaarinen(uncivilised), raakalaismainen(uncivilised)	—
French	barbare(uncivilised)	—
Galician	bárbaro(uncivilised)	—
Georgian	ბარბაროსული(uncivilised)	barbarosuli
German	barbarisch(uncivilised)	—
Greek	βάρβαρος(uncivilised), βαρβαρικός(uncivilised)	várvaros, varvarikós
Hebrew	בַּרְבָּרִי(uncivilised)	barbári
Hindi	बर्बर(uncivilised)	barbar
Hungarian	barbár(uncivilised)	—
Irish	ainchríostúil(uncivilised), barbartha(uncivilised), danartha(uncivilised)	—
Italian	barbarico(uncivilised), barbaro(uncivilised)	—
Japanese	野蛮な(uncivilised)	yaban na
Kazakh	варвар(uncivilised), варварлық(uncivilised)	varvar, varvarlyq
Korean	야만(野蠻)의(uncivilised)	yaman-ui
Kyrgyz	варвар(uncivilised)	varvar
Latvian	barbarisks(uncivilised)	—
Lithuanian	barbariškas(uncivilised)	—
Macedonian	варварски(uncivilised)	varvarski
Malayalam	കിരാത(uncivilised), പ്രാകൃത(uncivilised)	kirāta, prākr̥ta
Māori	moho(w)ao(uncivilised)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	barbarisk(uncivilised)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	barbarisk(uncivilised)	—
Persian	بربری(uncivilised), وحشی(uncivilised), وحشیانه(uncivilised)	barbari, vahši, vahšiyâne
Polish	barbarzyński(uncivilised)	—
Portuguese	bárbaro(uncivilised)	—
Romanian	barbar(uncivilised)	—
Russian	ва́рварский(uncivilised), ди́кий(uncivilised)	várvarskij, díkij
Sanskrit	बर्बर(uncivilised)	barbara
Serbo-Croatian	bàrbarskī(uncivilised), vàrvarskī(uncivilised), ба̀рбарскӣ(uncivilised), ва̀рварскӣ(uncivilised)	—
Slovak	barbarský(uncivilised)	—
Slovene	barbarski(uncivilised)	—
Spanish	barbárico(uncivilised), bárbaro(uncivilised)	—
Swedish	barbarisk(uncivilised)	—
Tajik	барбарӣ(uncivilised), ваҳшиёна(uncivilised), ваҳшӣ(uncivilised)	barbari, vahšiyona, vahši
Turkish	barbar(uncivilised)	—
Ukrainian	ва́рварський(uncivilised), ди́кий(uncivilised), дику́нський(uncivilised)	várvarsʹkyj, dýkyj, dykúnsʹkyj
Uzbek	vahshiy(uncivilised), vahshiyona(uncivilised)	—
Vietnamese	dã man(uncivilised)	—