Boorish

//ˈbʊəɹɪʃ//

Translations of "boorish" (18 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Czech	buranský(behaving as a boor)	—
Finnish	moukkamainen(behaving as a boor)	—
French	grossier(behaving as a boor)	—
German	rüpelhaft(behaving as a boor), trampelig(behaving as a boor), ungehobelt(behaving as a boor), ungeschickt(behaving as a boor)	—
Greek	αγροίκος(behaving as a boor)	agroíkos
Hungarian	durva(behaving as a boor), faragatlan(behaving as a boor), otromba(behaving as a boor)	—
Indonesian	kampungan(behaving as a boor)	—
Irish	amhlánta(behaving as a boor), tútach(behaving as a boor)	—
Italian	becero(behaving as a boor), grossolano(behaving as a boor), rozzo(behaving as a boor), zotico(behaving as a boor)	—
Korean	촌스러운(behaving as a boor)	chonseureoun
Macedonian	груб(behaving as a boor)	grub
Māori	tūhourangi(behaving as a boor)	—
Norwegian	trumpete(behaving as a boor), tverr(behaving as a boor), ubehøvlet(behaving as a boor)	—
Polish	chamski(behaving as a boor), gburowaty(behaving as a boor), prostacki(behaving as a boor)	—
Portuguese	caipira(behaving as a boor)	—
Russian	гру́бый(behaving as a boor), ха́мский(behaving as a boor)	grúbyj, xámskij
Spanish	bestia(behaving as a boor), borde(behaving as a boor), bruto(behaving as a boor), cafre(behaving as a boor), grosero(behaving as a boor), maleducado(behaving as a boor), patán(behaving as a boor), tosco(behaving as a boor), zafio(behaving as a boor)	—
Turkish	görgüsüz(behaving as a boor), kaba(behaving as a boor), terbiyesiz(behaving as a boor)	—