Beast

Translations of "beast" (90 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Albanian	bishë(non-human animal), bishë(violent/antisocial person), zullap(non-human animal)	—
Amharic	አውሬ(non-human animal)	ʾäwre
Ancient Greek	θήρ(non-human animal), θηρίον(non-human animal)	thḗr, thēríon
Arabic	مُتَوَحِّش(violent/antisocial person), وَحْش(non-human animal)	mutawaḥḥiš, waḥš
Armenian	անասուն(violent/antisocial person), գազան(non-human animal), գազան(violent/antisocial person), կենդանի(non-human animal), ջանավար(non-human animal)	anasun, gazan, gazan, kendani, ǰanavar
Asturian	bestia(non-human animal), fiera(non-human animal)	—
Atong (India)	mat(non-human animal)	—
Bashkir	хайуан(non-human animal)	xaywan
Basque	aberetzar(non-human animal)	—
Belarusian	жывёла(non-human animal), звер(non-human animal), зьвер(non-human animal)	žyvjóla, zvjer, zʹvjer
Bulgarian	живо́тно(non-human animal), звяр(non-human animal)	živótno, zvjar
Carpathian Rusyn	звірь(non-human animal)	zvirʹ
Catalan	Bèstia(figure in the Book of Revelation), bèstia(non-human animal), bèstia(violent/antisocial person), fera(non-human animal)	—
Cebuano	mananap(non-human animal)	—
Central Kurdish	لاور(non-human animal)	lawr
Chinese Mandarin	兇暴而殘忍的人 /凶暴而残忍的人(violent/antisocial person), 凶暴而残忍[[]]的人(violent/antisocial person), 四足獸 /四足兽(non-human animal), 獸 /兽(non-human animal), 畜生(violent/antisocial person), 禽獸 /禽兽(violent/antisocial person), 野獸 /野兽(non-human animal)	xiōngbào ér cánrěn de rén, sì zú shòu, shòu, chùshēng, qínshòu, yěshòu
Chukchi	гынник(non-human animal)	gynnik
Church Slavic	звѣрь(non-human animal)	zvěrĭ
Czech	bestie(non-human animal), bestie(violent/antisocial person), zvíře(non-human animal), živočich(non-human animal)	—
Danish	bæst(non-human animal), dyr(non-human animal), vilddyr(non-human animal)	—
Dutch	beest(non-human animal), beest(violent/antisocial person), dier(non-human animal), wild dier(non-human animal)	—
Eastern Mari	янлык(non-human animal)	janlyk
Esperanto	apokalipsa besto(figure in the Book of Revelation), besto(non-human animal)	—
Estonian	elajas(non-human animal)	—
Finnish	Peto(figure in the Book of Revelation), elukka(non-human animal), elukka(domestic animal), elukka(slang: someone who is particularly impressive, especially athletically or physically), hirviö(violent/antisocial person), hirviö(something unpleasant and difficult), kummajainen(difficult or unruly thing), monsteri(large or impressive thing or structure), moukka(violent/antisocial person), otus(difficult or unruly thing), peto(non-human animal), peto(violent/antisocial person)	—
French	Bête(figure in the Book of Revelation), bête(non-human animal), bête(domestic animal), bête sauvage(non-human animal)	—
Georgian	მხეცი(non-human animal), ცხოველი(non-human animal)	mxeci, cxoveli
German	Tier(figure in the Book of Revelation), Bestie(non-human animal), Bestie(violent/antisocial person), Biest(violent/antisocial person), Tier(non-human animal), Tier(domestic animal), Unmensch(violent/antisocial person)	—
Gothic	𐌳𐌹𐌿𐍃(non-human animal), 𐌿𐌽𐌱𐌹𐌰𐍂𐌹(violent/antisocial person)	dius, unbiari
Greek	Θηρίο(figure in the Book of Revelation), ζώο(violent/antisocial person), θηρίο(non-human animal), κτήνος(violent/antisocial person), τέρας(non-human animal), τέρας(violent/antisocial person)	Thirío, zóo, thirío, ktínos, téras, téras
Haitian Creole	bèt(non-human animal)	—
Hebrew	בְּהֵמָה(non-human animal), בְּהֵמָה(violent/antisocial person), חַיָּה(non-human animal), חַיָּה(violent/antisocial person)	behemá, behemá, ḥayyá, ḥayyá
Higaonon	langgam(non-human animal)	—
Hindi	जंतु(non-human animal), जानवर(non-human animal), पशु(violent/antisocial person), मृग(non-human animal), वहश(non-human animal), हैवान(non-human animal)	jantu, jānvar, paśu, mŕg, vahaś, haivān
Hungarian	bestia(non-human animal), dög(non-human animal), jószág(domestic animal), vadállat(non-human animal), vadállat(violent/antisocial person), állat(domestic animal), állat(violent/antisocial person)	—
Ido	bestio(non-human animal)	—
Indonesian	buas(violent/antisocial person)	—
Iranian Persian	حِیوان(non-human animal), دَد(non-human animal)	heyvân, dad
Irish	beithíoch(non-human animal)	—
Istriot	bies'cia(non-human animal)	—
Italian	belva(non-human animal), bestia(non-human animal)	—
Japanese	けだもの(violent/antisocial person), 猛獣(non-human animal), 獣(non-human animal), 獣(violent/antisocial person), 野獣(non-human animal)	kedamono, mōjū, kemono, kemono, yajū
Kaingang	mĩg(non-human animal)	—
Kapampangan	ulimo(non-human animal)	—
Kashmiri	جانور(non-human animal)	jānōr
Kazakh	аң(non-human animal), хайуан(non-human animal)	añ, xaiuan
Korean	야수(non-human animal), 짐승(non-human animal)	yasu, jimseung
Kyrgyz	айбан(non-human animal), аң(non-human animal), жырткыч(non-human animal)	ayban, aŋ, jırtkıc
Latgalian	dzeivnīks(non-human animal), zviers(non-human animal), žeivots(non-human animal)	—
Latin	bēstia(non-human animal), bēstia(violent/antisocial person), fera(non-human animal), ferus(violent/antisocial person)	—
Latvian	dzīvnieks(non-human animal), zvērs(non-human animal)	—
Lithuanian	žvėris(non-human animal)	—
Lower Sorbian	zwěrje(non-human animal)	—
Macedonian	животно(non-human animal), ѕвер(non-human animal)	životno, dzver
Māori	nau(w)hea(violent/antisocial person)	—
Middle French	beste(non-human animal)	—
Mongolian	ан(non-human animal), араатан(non-human animal)	an, araatan
Nahuatl	tecuani(non-human animal)	—
Northern Kurdish	lawir(non-human animal), rawir(non-human animal)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	beist(non-human animal)	—
Occitan	bèstia(non-human animal), fèra(non-human animal)	—
Old East Slavic	звѣрь(non-human animal)	zvěrĭ
Old English	dēor(non-human animal)	—
Old French	beste(non-human animal)	—
Ottoman Turkish	جاناوار(non-human animal), حیوان(non-human animal), حیوان(violent/antisocial person)	canavar, hayvan, hayvan
Pannonian Rusyn	жвир(non-human animal)	žvir
Pashto	ژوي(non-human animal)	žoy, žuy
Plautdietsch	Tia(non-human animal)	—
Polish	bestia(non-human animal), bestia(violent/antisocial person), bydlak(violent/antisocial person), bydlę(violent/antisocial person), zwierzę(non-human animal)	—
Portuguese	besta(non-human animal), besta(violent/antisocial person), fera(non-human animal), fera(violent/antisocial person)	—
Punjabi	حَیوان(non-human animal), حَیوان(non-human animal), ਹੈਵਾਨ(non-human animal)	ḥaivān, ḥaivān, haivān
Romanian	bestie(non-human animal), fiară(non-human animal)	—
Russian	Зверь(figure in the Book of Revelation), бе́стия(non-human animal), живо́тное(non-human animal), зверь(non-human animal), зверь(violent/antisocial person), монстр(violent/antisocial person), скоти́на(violent/antisocial person), тварь(non-human animal), чудо́вище(violent/antisocial person)	Zverʹ, béstija, živótnoje, zverʹ, zverʹ, monstr, skotína, tvarʹ, čudóvišče
Scottish Gaelic	ainmhidh(non-human animal), beathach(non-human animal), brùid(violent/antisocial person)	—
Serbo-Croatian	zver(non-human animal), zver(violent/antisocial person), zverka(non-human animal), zvijer(non-human animal), zvijer(violent/antisocial person), zvijerka(non-human animal), čȕdovīšte(non-human animal), čȕdovīšte(violent/antisocial person), živòtinja(non-human animal), живо̀тиња(non-human animal), зве̑р(non-human animal), зве̑р(violent/antisocial person), зверка(non-human animal), звије̑р(non-human animal), звије̑р(violent/antisocial person), звијерка(non-human animal), чу̏довӣште(non-human animal), чу̏довӣште(violent/antisocial person)	—
Slovak	zver(non-human animal), zviera(non-human animal), šelma(non-human animal), živočích(non-human animal)	—
Slovene	zver(non-human animal), zver(violent/antisocial person), zverina(violent/antisocial person), žival(non-human animal)	—
Spanish	Bestia(figure in the Book of Revelation), animal(violent/antisocial person), bestia(non-human animal), bestia(violent/antisocial person), fiera(slang: someone who is particularly impressive, especially athletically or physically), salvaje(violent/antisocial person)	—
Swahili	mnyama(domestic animal), nunda(non-human animal), nunda(violent/antisocial person)	—
Swedish	best(non-human animal)	—
Tagalog	halimaw(non-human animal)	—
Tajik	дад(non-human animal), дарранда(non-human animal), ҳайвон(non-human animal)	dad, darranda, hayvon
Telugu	జంతువు(non-human animal), పశువు(violent/antisocial person), మృగము(non-human animal)	jantuvu, paśuvu, mr̥gamu
Turkish	canavar(non-human animal), hayvan(non-human animal)	—
Ukrainian	звір(non-human animal), твари́на(non-human animal)	zvir, tvarýna
Upper Sorbian	zwěrjo(non-human animal)	—
Urdu	حَیوان(non-human animal)	haivān
Uzbek	hayvon(non-human animal)	—
Volapük	bestaf(non-human animal), lunim(non-human animal), nim(non-human animal)	—
Yiddish	בעסטיע(non-human animal), בעסטיע(violent/antisocial person)	bestye, bestye

Albanian

bishë, bishë, zullap

Amharic

አውሬ

ʾäwre

Ancient Greek

θήρ, θηρίον

thḗr, thēríon

Arabic

مُتَوَحِّش, وَحْش

mutawaḥḥiš, waḥš

Armenian

անասուն, գազան, գազան, կենդանի, ջանավար

anasun, gazan, gazan, kendani, ǰanavar

Asturian

bestia, fiera

Atong (India)

mat

Bashkir

хайуан

xaywan

Basque

aberetzar

Belarusian

жывёла, звер, зьвер

žyvjóla, zvjer, zʹvjer

Bulgarian

живо́тно, звяр

živótno, zvjar

Carpathian Rusyn

звірь

zvirʹ

Catalan

Bèstia, bèstia, bèstia, fera

Cebuano

mananap

Central Kurdish

لاور

lawr

Chinese Mandarin

兇暴而殘忍的人 /凶暴而残忍的人, 凶暴而残忍[[]]的人, 四足獸 /四足兽, 獸 /兽, 畜生, 禽獸 /禽兽, 野獸 /野兽

xiōngbào ér cánrěn de rén, sì zú shòu, shòu, chùshēng, qínshòu, yěshòu

Chukchi

гынник

gynnik

Church Slavic

звѣрь

zvěrĭ

Czech

bestie, bestie, zvíře, živočich

Danish

bæst, dyr, vilddyr

Dutch

beest, beest, dier, wild dier

Eastern Mari

янлык

janlyk

Esperanto

apokalipsa besto, besto

Estonian

elajas

Finnish

Peto, elukka, elukka, elukka, hirviö, hirviö, kummajainen, monsteri, moukka, otus, peto, peto

French

Bête, bête, bête, bête sauvage

Georgian

მხეცი, ცხოველი

mxeci, cxoveli

German

Tier, Bestie, Bestie, Biest, Tier, Tier, Unmensch

Gothic

𐌳𐌹𐌿𐍃, 𐌿𐌽𐌱𐌹𐌰𐍂𐌹

dius, unbiari

Greek

Θηρίο, ζώο, θηρίο, κτήνος, τέρας, τέρας

Thirío, zóo, thirío, ktínos, téras, téras

Haitian Creole

bèt

Hebrew

בְּהֵמָה, בְּהֵמָה, חַיָּה, חַיָּה

behemá, behemá, ḥayyá, ḥayyá

Higaonon

langgam

Hindi

जंतु, जानवर, पशु, मृग, वहश, हैवान

jantu, jānvar, paśu, mŕg, vahaś, haivān

Hungarian

bestia, dög, jószág, vadállat, vadállat, állat, állat

Ido

bestio

Indonesian

buas

Iranian Persian

حِیوان, دَد

heyvân, dad

beithíoch

bies'cia

belva, bestia

けだもの, 猛獣, 獣, 獣, 野獣

kedamono, mōjū, kemono, kemono, yajū

Kaingang

mĩg

Kapampangan

ulimo

Kashmiri

جانور

jānōr

Kazakh

аң, хайуан

añ, xaiuan

Korean

야수, 짐승

yasu, jimseung

Kyrgyz

айбан, аң, жырткыч

ayban, aŋ, jırtkıc

Latgalian

dzeivnīks, zviers, žeivots

Latin

bēstia, bēstia, fera, ferus

dzīvnieks, zvērs

žvėris

zwěrje

животно, ѕвер

životno, dzver

Māori

nau(w)hea

Middle French

beste

Mongolian

ан, араатан

an, araatan

tecuani

lawir, rawir

beist

bèstia, fèra

звѣрь

zvěrĭ

Old English

dēor

Old French

beste

Ottoman Turkish

جاناوار, حیوان, حیوان

canavar, hayvan, hayvan

Pannonian Rusyn

жвир

žvir

Pashto

ژوي

žoy, žuy

Plautdietsch

Tia

Polish

bestia, bestia, bydlak, bydlę, zwierzę

Portuguese

besta, besta, fera, fera

Punjabi

حَیوان, حَیوان, ਹੈਵਾਨ

ḥaivān, ḥaivān, haivān

Romanian

bestie, fiară

Russian

Зверь, бе́стия, живо́тное, зверь, зверь, монстр, скоти́на, тварь, чудо́вище

Zverʹ, béstija, živótnoje, zverʹ, zverʹ, monstr, skotína, tvarʹ, čudóvišče

Scottish Gaelic

ainmhidh, beathach, brùid

Serbo-Croatian

zver, zver, zverka, zvijer, zvijer, zvijerka, čȕdovīšte, čȕdovīšte, živòtinja, живо̀тиња, зве̑р, зве̑р, зверка, звије̑р, звије̑р, звијерка, чу̏довӣште, чу̏довӣште