Bastard
//ˈbɑːs.təd//
Translations of "bastard" (71 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | kopil(person born to unmarried parents), kopile(person born to unmarried parents), pisputh(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | μαστιγίας(contemptible etc. person), νόθος(person born to unmarried parents) | mastigías, nóthos | |
| Arabic | ابن حرام(person born to unmarried parents), اِبْن زِنًى(person born to unmarried parents), اِبْنَة زِنًى(person born to unmarried parents), بنت الحرام(person born to unmarried parents), بنت لحرام(informal: child that does not know their father), بِنْت زِنًى(person born to unmarried parents), ولد الحرام(person born to unmarried parents), ولد حرام(person born to unmarried parents), ولد لحرام(informal: child that does not know their father) | ibn ḥarām, ibn zinan, bənt ḥrām, bant laḥrām, bint zinan, wuld la-ḥrām, wuld ḥrām, wald laḥrām | |
| Armenian | բիճ(person born to unmarried parents) | bič | |
| Aromanian | cochil(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | haramzadə(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Belarusian | байстру́к(person born to unmarried parents), банка́рт(person born to unmarried parents), баста́рд(person born to unmarried parents) | bajstrúk, bankárt, bastárd | |
| Bikol Central | aki sa luwas(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Bulgarian | извънбрачен(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), копелдашки(of or like a bastard (bad person)), незаконнороден(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), подправен(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), фалшив(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), извънбра́чен(person born to unmarried parents), ко́пеле(contemptible etc. person), копеле(informal: child that does not know their father), ме́лез(mongrel), незаконнороде́н(person born to unmarried parents) | izvǎnbračen, kopeldaški, nezakonnoroden, podpraven, falšiv, izvǎnbráčen, kópele, kopele, mélez, nezakonnorodén | |
| Catalan | bastard(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bastard(of or like a mongrel, bastardized creature/cross), bastard(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), bord(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bord(of or like a mongrel, bastardized creature/cross), fill de puta(of or like a bastard (bad person)), bastard(person born to unmarried parents), bastard(mongrel), bastard(informal: child that does not know their father), bastard(variation that is not genuine), bord(person born to unmarried parents), bord(mongrel), bord(informal: child that does not know their father), fill de puta(contemptible etc. person), fill de puta(humorously: man, fellow) | — | |
| Cebuano | anak sa gawas(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | بیژوو(person born to unmarried parents), زۆڵ(person born to unmarried parents) | bîjû, zoll | |
| Chinese | 杂种(mongrel) | zázhǒng | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 庶子(person born to unmarried parents), 王八蛋(contemptible etc. person), 私生兒 /私生儿(person born to unmarried parents), 私生子(person born to unmarried parents) | shùzǐ, wángbadàn, sīshēng'ér, sīshēngzǐ | |
| Czech | bastard(person born to unmarried parents), levoboček(person born to unmarried parents), nemanželské dítě(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Danish | bastard(person born to unmarried parents), horeunge(person born to unmarried parents), røvhul(contemptible etc. person), skiderik(contemptible etc. person), uægte barn(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Dutch | nep(of abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)), ondermaats(of abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)), smeerlap!(exclamation of dismay), bastaard(person born to unmarried parents), bastaard(contemptible etc. person), bastaard(informal: child that does not know their father), bastaardvijl(intermediate-grade steel file), buitenechtelijk kind(person born to unmarried parents), buitenechtelijk kind(informal: child that does not know their father), hoerenjong(contemptible etc. person), hufter(contemptible etc. person), klootzak(contemptible etc. person), kreng(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant), mormel(mongrel), nep(variation that is not genuine), onecht kind(person born to unmarried parents), onecht kind(informal: child that does not know their father), onwettig kind(person born to unmarried parents), onwettig kind(informal: child that does not know their father), rotding(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant), rotzak(contemptible etc. person), straathond(mongrel), vervalsing(variation that is not genuine), voorvijl(intermediate-grade steel file) | — | |
| Esperanto | bastardino(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(person born to unmarried parents), ulaĉo(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Estonian | feik(variation that is not genuine), jobu(contemptible etc. person), jobu(humorously: man, fellow), raibe(humorously: man, fellow), ristsugutis(mongrel), sohilaps(person born to unmarried parents), tõbras(contemptible etc. person), värdjas(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Faroese | leysingabarn(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Finnish | kummajais(of abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)), sekarotuinen(of or like a mongrel, bastardized creature/cross), tekaistu(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), väärennetty(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), äpärä(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), äpärämäinen(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), äpärämäinen(of or like a bastard (bad person)), hitto(exclamation of dismay), au-lapsi(person born to unmarried parents), avioton lapsi(person born to unmarried parents), jäljitelmä(variation that is not genuine), jätkä(humorously: man, fellow), keskikarkea viila(intermediate-grade steel file), kiusankappale(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant), kusipää(contemptible etc. person), lehtolapsi(person born to unmarried parents), mulkku(contemptible etc. person), paskiainen(contemptible etc. person), paskiainen(humorously: man, fellow), ristisiitos(mongrel), roisto(contemptible etc. person), sekasikiö(mongrel), sekasikiö(variation that is not genuine), äpärä(person born to unmarried parents), äpärä(informal: child that does not know their father) | — | |
| French | bâtard(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bâtard(of or like a bastard (bad person)), croisé(of or like a mongrel, bastardized creature/cross), faux(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), simili(of abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)), bordel de merde(exclamation of dismay), enculé(exclamation of dismay), merde(exclamation of dismay), rogntudju(exclamation of dismay), scrogneugneu(exclamation of dismay), vingt dieux(exclamation of dismay), bâtard(person born to unmarried parents), bâtard(mongrel), bâtard(informal: child that does not know their father), bâtarde(person born to unmarried parents), croisé(mongrel), enculé(humorously: man, fellow), enfoiré(contemptible etc. person), enfoiré(humorously: man, fellow), fils de pute(contemptible etc. person), salaud(contemptible etc. person), saleté(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant), salopard(contemptible etc. person), salopard(humorously: man, fellow), saloperie(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant) | — | |
| Galician | bastardo(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(mongrel), bastardo(variation that is not genuine), fillo de gaaza(person born to unmarried parents), forniciño(person born to unmarried parents), mestizo(mongrel), noto(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Georgian | ნაბიჭვარი(person born to unmarried parents), ტრიკი(person born to unmarried parents) | nabič̣vari, ṭriḳi | |
| German | Bastard!(exclamation of dismay), Arsch(contemptible etc. person), Bankert(person born to unmarried parents), Bastard(person born to unmarried parents), Bastard(contemptible etc. person), Bastard(humorously: man, fellow), Bastardin(person born to unmarried parents), Hurensohn(contemptible etc. person), Kegel(person born to unmarried parents), Mistkerl(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Greek | νόθος(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), νόθος(of or like a mongrel, bastardized creature/cross), νόθος(of abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)), μπάσταρδος(exclamation of dismay), εξώγαμο(person born to unmarried parents), καθίκι(contemptible etc. person), μιξογενής(mongrel), μπάσταρδο(person born to unmarried parents), μπάσταρδος(mongrel), μπάσταρδος(contemptible etc. person), μπασταρδεμένος(variation that is not genuine), νόθο(informal: child that does not know their father), παλιόφιλος(humorously: man, fellow) | nóthos, nóthos, nóthos, bástardos, exógamo, kathíki, mixogenís, bástardo, bástardos, bástardos, bastardeménos, nótho, paliófilos | |
| Hebrew | בֶּן זְנוּנִים(person born to unmarried parents), בֶּן זוֹנָה(person born to unmarried parents), בַּת זְנוּנִים(person born to unmarried parents), בַּת זוֹנָה(person born to unmarried parents), מַמְזֵר(person born to unmarried parents), מַמְזֶרֶת(person born to unmarried parents) | ben zenunīm, ben zona, bat zenunīm, bat zona, mamzer, mamzeret | |
| Hiligaynon | anak sa luwas(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Hindi | हरामज़ादा(person born to unmarried parents) | harāmzādā | |
| Hungarian | hamis(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), korcs(of or like a mongrel, bastardized creature/cross), mocsok(of or like a bastard (bad person)), rohadt(of or like a bastard (bad person)), szabálytalan (alakú/méretű/…)(of abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)), szemét(of or like a bastard (bad person)), ál(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), faszfej(contemptible etc. person), faszi(humorously: man, fellow), fattyú(person born to unmarried parents), fickó(humorously: man, fellow), keverék(mongrel), korcs(mongrel), mocsok(contemptible etc. person), pofa(humorously: man, fellow), rohadék(contemptible etc. person), seggfej(contemptible etc. person), szemét (alak)(contemptible etc. person), szemétláda(contemptible etc. person), utánzat(variation that is not genuine), ürge(humorously: man, fellow) | — | |
| Ido | bastarda(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bastardo(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Ilocano | anak ti ruar(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Indonesian | berengsek(of or like a bastard (bad person)), brengsek(of or like a bastard (bad person)), keparat(of or like a bastard (bad person)), bajingan(exclamation of dismay), bangsat!(exclamation of dismay), berengsek(exclamation of dismay), keparat(exclamation of dismay), anak haram(person born to unmarried parents), anak zina(person born to unmarried parents), bangsat(contemptible etc. person), bastar(mongrel), blasteran(mongrel), hina dina(contemptible etc. person), keparat(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Ingrian | hooranlaps(person born to unmarried parents), lehtolaps(person born to unmarried parents), lentävälaps(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Irish | tabhartha(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bastard(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Italian | bastardo(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bastardo(of or like a bastard (bad person)), bastarda(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(contemptible etc. person), bastardo(humorously: man, fellow), brutta bestia(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant), figlio di puttana(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Japanese | あいつ(contemptible etc. person), やつ(contemptible etc. person), 庶子(person born to unmarried parents), 私生児(person born to unmarried parents), 私生子(person born to unmarried parents), 野郎(contemptible etc. person) | aitsu, yatsu, shoshi, shiseiji, shiseishi, yarō | |
| Javanese | bajingan(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Khmer | អត់ពូជ(contemptible etc. person) | ʼɑt puuc | |
| Korean | 개자식(contemptible etc. person), 녀석(contemptible etc. person), 놈(humorously: man, fellow), 사생아(person born to unmarried parents), 사생자(person born to unmarried parents), 새끼(contemptible etc. person), 서자(person born to unmarried parents) | gaejasik, nyeoseok, nom, sasaeng'a, sasaengja, saekki, seoja | |
| Latin | illegitimus(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), nothus(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bastardus(person born to unmarried parents), irrumātor(contemptible etc. person), nothus(person born to unmarried parents), spurius(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | pśeměńk(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Macedonian | шкарт(of abnormal, irregular or otherwise inferior qualities (size, shape etc.)), шкарт(spurious, lacking genuinity of authenticity), бита́нга(contemptible etc. person), копиле(person born to unmarried parents), копиле(contemptible etc. person), копиле(informal: child that does not know their father), кучкин син(contemptible etc. person), лангач(mongrel), мелез(mongrel), шкарт(variation that is not genuine) | škart, škart, bitánga, kopile, kopile, kopile, kučkin sin, langač, melez, škart | |
| Māori | meamea(person born to unmarried parents), pokokōhua(contemptible etc. person), pōriro(person born to unmarried parents), raparere(person born to unmarried parents), raukena(informal: child that does not know their father), tīraumoko(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Navajo | wótashkiʼ(person born to unmarried parents), yátashkiʼ(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Norman | bâtard(person born to unmarried parents), bâtard(mongrel), êfant d'galiotage(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | bastard(person born to unmarried parents), bastard(mongrel), drittsekk(contemptible etc. person), kjøter(mongrel), lausunge(person born to unmarried parents), løsunge(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | bastard(person born to unmarried parents), bastard(mongrel), dritsekk(contemptible etc. person), kjøter(mongrel), lausunge(person born to unmarried parents), skitsekk(contemptible etc. person), skittsekk(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Pashto | ارامي(person born to unmarried parents), حرامي(person born to unmarried parents) | arāmi, harāmi | |
| Persian | حرامزاده(person born to unmarried parents), روسپیزاده(person born to unmarried parents), مول(person born to unmarried parents) | harâm-zâde, ruspi-zâde, mul | |
| Polish | bastard(person born to unmarried parents), bastard(mongrel), bydlak(contemptible etc. person), bydlę(contemptible etc. person), bękart(person born to unmarried parents), cham(contemptible etc. person), drań(contemptible etc. person), gad(contemptible etc. person), gadzina(contemptible etc. person), gnida(contemptible etc. person), krzyżówka(mongrel), menda(contemptible etc. person), mieszaniec(mongrel), nędznik(contemptible etc. person), padalec(contemptible etc. person), podlec(contemptible etc. person), psubrat(contemptible etc. person), skurczybyk(contemptible etc. person), skurkowaniec(contemptible etc. person), skurwiel(contemptible etc. person), skurwysyn(contemptible etc. person), sukinkot(contemptible etc. person), sukinsyn(contemptible etc. person), szmaciarz(contemptible etc. person), szmata(contemptible etc. person), szuja(contemptible etc. person), wypierdek(contemptible etc. person), zgniłek(contemptible etc. person), łachudra(contemptible etc. person), śmieć(contemptible etc. person), świnia(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Portuguese | bastardo(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), bosta!(exclamation of dismay), merda!(exclamation of dismay), bastarda(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(informal: child that does not know their father), desgraçado(contemptible etc. person), filho da mãe(contemptible etc. person), filho da puta(contemptible etc. person), mestiço(mongrel), sacana(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Romanian | bastard(person born to unmarried parents), bastard(contemptible etc. person), bastard(informal: child that does not know their father), bastardă(person born to unmarried parents), corcitură(mongrel), haimana(contemptible etc. person), haimanale(contemptible etc. person), handicapat(contemptible etc. person), hibrid(mongrel) | — | |
| Russian | нечистокро́вный(of or like a mongrel, bastardized creature/cross), байстрю́к(person born to unmarried parents), баста́рд(person born to unmarried parents), внебра́чный ребёнок(person born to unmarried parents), вы́блядок(person born to unmarried parents), вы́родок(contemptible etc. person), гад(contemptible etc. person), гнида(contemptible etc. person), жопа(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant), мерза́вец(contemptible etc. person), мети́с(mongrel), негодя́й(contemptible etc. person), незако́нный ребёнок(person born to unmarried parents), незаконноро́жденный(person born to unmarried parents), пиздец(informal: something extremely difficult or unpleasant), подо́нок(contemptible etc. person), сво́лочь(contemptible etc. person), су́ка(contemptible etc. person), су́кин сын(contemptible etc. person), ублю́док(person born to unmarried parents), ублю́док(contemptible etc. person), ублю́док(informal: child that does not know their father), урод(contemptible etc. person) | nečistokróvnyj, bajstrjúk, bastárd, vnebráčnyj rebjónok, výbljadok, výrodok, gad, gnida, žopa, merzávec, metís, negodjáj, nezakónnyj rebjónok, nezakonnoróždennyj, pizdec, podónok, svóločʹ, súka, súkin syn, ubljúdok, ubljúdok, ubljúdok, urod | |
| Sanskrit | प्रसृतजः(contemptible etc. person), बन्धुल(contemptible etc. person) | prasṛtajaḥ, bandhula | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bìtānga(contemptible etc. person), gnjȉda(contemptible etc. person), gàdura(contemptible etc. person), gȁd(contemptible etc. person), kopìlān(person born to unmarried parents), kȍpile(person born to unmarried parents), kȍpile(informal: child that does not know their father), mešánac(mongrel), mješánac(mongrel), pròbisvijēt(contemptible etc. person), бѝта̄нга(contemptible etc. person), га̀дура(contemptible etc. person), га̏д(contemptible etc. person), гњи̏да(contemptible etc. person), ко̏пиле(person born to unmarried parents), ко̏пиле(informal: child that does not know their father), копѝла̄н(person born to unmarried parents), меша́нац(mongrel), мјеша́нац(mongrel), про̀бисвије̄т(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Slovene | pankrt(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Spanish | bastarda(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(person born to unmarried parents), bastardo(informal: child that does not know their father), cabrón(contemptible etc. person), desgraciado(contemptible etc. person), hijo de puta(contemptible etc. person), tipejo(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Swedish | bastard(person born to unmarried parents), horunge(person born to unmarried parents), jävel(humorously: man, fellow), oäkting(person born to unmarried parents), sate(humorously: man, fellow), skit(humorously: man, fellow), skitstövel(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Tagalog | anak sa labas(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Tajik | ҳаромзода(person born to unmarried parents) | haromzoda | |
| Telugu | జారజుడు(person born to unmarried parents) | jārajuḍu | |
| Thai | ไอ้เวร(of or like a bastard (bad person)), ลูกนอกสมรส(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Turkish | piç(of or like a bastard (bad person)), piçler(of or like a bastard (bad person)), melez(mongrel), piç(person born to unmarried parents), piç(mongrel), piç(contemptible etc. person), piç(humorously: man, fellow), piç(informal: child that does not know their father) | — | |
| Ukrainian | байстрю́к(person born to unmarried parents), баста́рд(person born to unmarried parents), незаконнонаро́джений(person born to unmarried parents) | bajstrjúk, bastárd, nezakonnonaródženyj | |
| Urdu | حرامزادہ(person born to unmarried parents) | harāmzādā | |
| Uzbek | haromzoda(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Vietnamese | đẻ hoang(of or like a bastard (illegitimate human descendant)), chó chết(contemptible etc. person) | — | |
| Walloon | baståd(person born to unmarried parents), baståd(informal: child that does not know their father), baståde(person born to unmarried parents), baståde(informal: child that does not know their father) | — | |
| Welsh | bastard(person born to unmarried parents) | — | |
| Yiddish | בן זונה(person born to unmarried parents), בת זונה(person born to unmarried parents), ממזר(person born to unmarried parents), ממזרת(person born to unmarried parents), סוואָלאָטש(contemptible etc. person) | ben zoyne, bat zoyne, mamzer, mamzeret, svolotsh |
kopil, kopile, pisputh
ابن حرام, اِبْن زِنًى, اِبْنَة زِنًى, بنت الحرام, بنت لحرام, بِنْت زِنًى, ولد الحرام, ولد حرام, ولد لحرام
ibn ḥarām, ibn zinan, bənt ḥrām, bant laḥrām, bint zinan, wuld la-ḥrām, wuld ḥrām, wald laḥrām
cochil
haramzadə
aki sa luwas
извънбрачен, копелдашки, незаконнороден, подправен, фалшив, извънбра́чен, ко́пеле, копеле, ме́лез, незаконнороде́н
izvǎnbračen, kopeldaški, nezakonnoroden, podpraven, falšiv, izvǎnbráčen, kópele, kopele, mélez, nezakonnorodén
bastard, bastard, bastard, bord, bord, fill de puta, bastard, bastard, bastard, bastard, bord, bord, bord, fill de puta, fill de puta
anak sa gawas
bastard, levoboček, nemanželské dítě
bastard, horeunge, røvhul, skiderik, uægte barn
nep, ondermaats, smeerlap!, bastaard, bastaard, bastaard, bastaardvijl, buitenechtelijk kind, buitenechtelijk kind, hoerenjong, hufter, klootzak, kreng, mormel, nep, onecht kind, onecht kind, onwettig kind, onwettig kind, rotding, rotzak, straathond, vervalsing, voorvijl
bastardino, bastardo, ulaĉo
feik, jobu, jobu, raibe, ristsugutis, sohilaps, tõbras, värdjas
leysingabarn
kummajais, sekarotuinen, tekaistu, väärennetty, äpärä, äpärämäinen, äpärämäinen, hitto, au-lapsi, avioton lapsi, jäljitelmä, jätkä, keskikarkea viila, kiusankappale, kusipää, lehtolapsi, mulkku, paskiainen, paskiainen, ristisiitos, roisto, sekasikiö, sekasikiö, äpärä, äpärä
bâtard, bâtard, croisé, faux, simili, bordel de merde, enculé, merde, rogntudju, scrogneugneu, vingt dieux, bâtard, bâtard, bâtard, bâtarde, croisé, enculé, enfoiré, enfoiré, fils de pute, salaud, saleté, salopard, salopard, saloperie
bastardo, bastardo, bastardo, fillo de gaaza, forniciño, mestizo, noto
Bastard!, Arsch, Bankert, Bastard, Bastard, Bastard, Bastardin, Hurensohn, Kegel, Mistkerl
νόθος, νόθος, νόθος, μπάσταρδος, εξώγαμο, καθίκι, μιξογενής, μπάσταρδο, μπάσταρδος, μπάσταρδος, μπασταρδεμένος, νόθο, παλιόφιλος
nóthos, nóthos, nóthos, bástardos, exógamo, kathíki, mixogenís, bástardo, bástardos, bástardos, bastardeménos, nótho, paliófilos
בֶּן זְנוּנִים, בֶּן זוֹנָה, בַּת זְנוּנִים, בַּת זוֹנָה, מַמְזֵר, מַמְזֶרֶת
ben zenunīm, ben zona, bat zenunīm, bat zona, mamzer, mamzeret
anak sa luwas
hamis, korcs, mocsok, rohadt, szabálytalan (alakú/méretű/…), szemét, ál, faszfej, faszi, fattyú, fickó, keverék, korcs, mocsok, pofa, rohadék, seggfej, szemét (alak), szemétláda, utánzat, ürge
bastarda, bastardo
anak ti ruar
berengsek, brengsek, keparat, bajingan, bangsat!, berengsek, keparat, anak haram, anak zina, bangsat, bastar, blasteran, hina dina, keparat
hooranlaps, lehtolaps, lentävälaps
tabhartha, bastard
bastardo, bastardo, bastarda, bastardo, bastardo, bastardo, brutta bestia, figlio di puttana
bajingan
illegitimus, nothus, bastardus, irrumātor, nothus, spurius
pśeměńk
шкарт, шкарт, бита́нга, копиле, копиле, копиле, кучкин син, лангач, мелез, шкарт
škart, škart, bitánga, kopile, kopile, kopile, kučkin sin, langač, melez, škart
meamea, pokokōhua, pōriro, raparere, raukena, tīraumoko
wótashkiʼ, yátashkiʼ
bâtard, bâtard, êfant d'galiotage
bastard, bastard, drittsekk, kjøter, lausunge, løsunge
bastard, bastard, dritsekk, kjøter, lausunge, skitsekk, skittsekk
bastard, bastard, bydlak, bydlę, bękart, cham, drań, gad, gadzina, gnida, krzyżówka, menda, mieszaniec, nędznik, padalec, podlec, psubrat, skurczybyk, skurkowaniec, skurwiel, skurwysyn, sukinkot, sukinsyn, szmaciarz, szmata, szuja, wypierdek, zgniłek, łachudra, śmieć, świnia
bastardo, bosta!, merda!, bastarda, bastardo, bastardo, desgraçado, filho da mãe, filho da puta, mestiço, sacana
bastard, bastard, bastard, bastardă, corcitură, haimana, haimanale, handicapat, hibrid
нечистокро́вный, байстрю́к, баста́рд, внебра́чный ребёнок, вы́блядок, вы́родок, гад, гнида, жопа, мерза́вец, мети́с, негодя́й, незако́нный ребёнок, незаконноро́жденный, пиздец, подо́нок, сво́лочь, су́ка, су́кин сын, ублю́док, ублю́док, ублю́док, урод
nečistokróvnyj, bajstrjúk, bastárd, vnebráčnyj rebjónok, výbljadok, výrodok, gad, gnida, žopa, merzávec, metís, negodjáj, nezakónnyj rebjónok, nezakonnoróždennyj, pizdec, podónok, svóločʹ, súka, súkin syn, ubljúdok, ubljúdok, ubljúdok, urod
bìtānga, gnjȉda, gàdura, gȁd, kopìlān, kȍpile, kȍpile, mešánac, mješánac, pròbisvijēt, бѝта̄нга, га̀дура, га̏д, гњи̏да, ко̏пиле, ко̏пиле, копѝла̄н, меша́нац, мјеша́нац, про̀бисвије̄т
pankrt
bastarda, bastardo, bastardo, cabrón, desgraciado, hijo de puta, tipejo
bastard, horunge, jävel, oäkting, sate, skit, skitstövel
anak sa labas
ไอ้เวร, ลูกนอกสมรส
piç, piçler, melez, piç, piç, piç, piç, piç
haromzoda
đẻ hoang, chó chết
baståd, baståd, baståde, baståde
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