Bohemian
//boʊˈhimi.ən//
Translations of "bohemian" (29 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asturian | bohemia(native or resident of Bohemia), bohemiu(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Brazilian Portuguese | boêmio(unconventional), boêmio(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), boêmia(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), boêmia(native or resident of Bohemia), boêmio(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), boêmio(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Catalan | bohemi(unconventional), bohemi(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), bohemi(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), bohemi(native or resident of Bohemia), bohemi(Romani), bohemiana(Romani), bohemià(Romani), bohèmia(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), bohèmia(native or resident of Bohemia), bohèmia(Romani) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 非主流的(unconventional), 波西米亞人 /波西米亚人(person whose lifestyle is unconventional) | fēizhǔliú de | |
| Czech | bohémský(unconventional), český(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), bohém(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), Čech(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Danish | boheme(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), bøhmer(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Dutch | Boheems(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), Bohemer(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), Boheemse(native or resident of Bohemia), Bohemer(native or resident of Bohemia), Bohemerin(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| European Portuguese | boémio(unconventional), boémio(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), boémia(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), boémia(native or resident of Bohemia), boémio(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), boémio(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Finnish | boheemi(unconventional), böömiläinen(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), boheemi(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), böömiläinen(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Friulian | boem(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language) | — | |
| Georgian | ბოჰემიური(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), ბოჰემური(unconventional), ბოჰემიური(Czech language), ბოჰემიელი(native or resident of Bohemia) | bohemiuri, bohemuri, bohemiuri, bohemieli | |
| German | unkonventionell(unconventional), Böhme(native or resident of Bohemia), Böhmin(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Greek | βοημικός(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), μποέμικος(unconventional), Βοημή(native or resident of Bohemia), Βοημίδα(native or resident of Bohemia), Βοημός(native or resident of Bohemia), Τσιγγάνα(Romani), Τσιγγάνος(Romani), μποέμ(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), μποέμισσα(person whose lifestyle is unconventional) | voïmikós, boémikos, Voïmí, Voïmída, Voïmós, Tsingána, Tsingános, boém, boémissa | |
| Hungarian | bohém(unconventional), bohém(person whose lifestyle is unconventional) | — | |
| Irish | Boihéamach(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), Boihéamach(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Italian | boemo(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), boemo(Czech language), boemo(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Korean | 보헤미안(person whose lifestyle is unconventional) | bohemian | |
| Latin | bohemicus(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), Bohemus(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Macedonian | боем(person whose lifestyle is unconventional) | boem | |
| Polish | bohemski(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), cygański(unconventional), czeski(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), język bohemski(Czech language), Cygan(Romani), Cyganka(Romani), cygan(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), cyganka(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), mieszkaniec Bohemii(native or resident of Bohemia), mieszkanka Bohemii(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Portuguese | boémio(Czech language), boêmio(Czech language) | — | |
| Romanian | boem(unconventional), boem(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), boem(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), boem(native or resident of Bohemia), boemă(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Russian | боге́мный(unconventional), боге́мский(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), боге́мский(Czech language), боге́мец(native or resident of Bohemia), боге́мка(native or resident of Bohemia), боге́мный(person whose lifestyle is unconventional) | bogémnyj, bogémskij, bogémskij, bogémec, bogémka, bogémnyj | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bòēmskī(unconventional), bòēm(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), bòēmka(person whose lifestyle is unconventional) | — | |
| Spanish | bohemio(unconventional), bohemio(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), bohemia(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), bohemia(native or resident of Bohemia), bohemio(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), bohemio(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Swedish | bohemisk(unconventional), böhmisk(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language), bohem(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), böhmare(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Tagalog | Bohemyo(person whose lifestyle is unconventional), Bohemyo(native or resident of Bohemia) | — | |
| Turkish | bohem(unconventional) | — | |
| Ukrainian | боге́мний(unconventional), боге́мський(of, or relating to Bohemia or its language) | bohémnyj, bohémsʹkyj |
bohemia, bohemiu
boêmio, boêmio, boêmia, boêmia, boêmio, boêmio
bohemi, bohemi, bohemi, bohemi, bohemi, bohemiana, bohemià, bohèmia, bohèmia, bohèmia
bohémský, český, bohém, Čech
boheme, bøhmer
Boheems, Bohemer, Boheemse, Bohemer, Bohemerin
boémio, boémio, boémia, boémia, boémio, boémio
boheemi, böömiläinen, boheemi, böömiläinen
boem
unkonventionell, Böhme, Böhmin
βοημικός, μποέμικος, Βοημή, Βοημίδα, Βοημός, Τσιγγάνα, Τσιγγάνος, μποέμ, μποέμισσα
voïmikós, boémikos, Voïmí, Voïmída, Voïmós, Tsingána, Tsingános, boém, boémissa
bohém, bohém
Boihéamach, Boihéamach
boemo, boemo, boemo
bohemicus, Bohemus
bohemski, cygański, czeski, język bohemski, Cygan, Cyganka, cygan, cyganka, mieszkaniec Bohemii, mieszkanka Bohemii
boémio, boêmio
boem, boem, boem, boem, boemă
боге́мный, боге́мский, боге́мский, боге́мец, боге́мка, боге́мный
bogémnyj, bogémskij, bogémskij, bogémec, bogémka, bogémnyj
bòēmskī, bòēm, bòēmka
bohemio, bohemio, bohemia, bohemia, bohemio, bohemio
bohemisk, böhmisk, bohem, böhmare
Bohemyo, Bohemyo
bohem
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