Cursed

//ˈkɝsɪd//

Translations of "cursed" (27 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	κατάρατος(having some sort of divine harm)	katáratos
Arabic	لَعِين(having some sort of divine harm), مَلْعُون(having some sort of divine harm)	laʕīn, malʕūn
Bulgarian	прокълнат(having some sort of divine harm)	prokǎlnat
Cornish	molothek(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Danish	forbandet(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Dutch	vervloekt(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Finnish	kirottu(having some sort of divine harm)	—
French	maudit(having some sort of divine harm)	—
German	verflucht(having some sort of divine harm), verwünscht(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Greek	καταραμένος(having some sort of divine harm)	kataraménos
Hebrew	אָרוּר(having some sort of divine harm), מקולל(having some sort of divine harm)	arúr, mequlal
Hungarian	elátkozott(having some sort of divine harm), átkozott(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Italian	maledetto(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Japanese	呪われた(having some sort of divine harm)	norowareta
Korean	저주받은(having some sort of divine harm)	jeojubadeun
Macedonian	клет(having some sort of divine harm)	klet
Polish	przeklęty(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Portuguese	amaldiçoado(having some sort of divine harm), maldito(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Romanian	blestemat(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Russian	проклятый(having some sort of divine harm)	prokljatyj
Sanskrit	अवशप्त(having some sort of divine harm)	avaśapta
Serbo-Croatian	proklet(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Spanish	anatematizado(having some sort of divine harm), imprecado(having some sort of divine harm), maldito(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Swahili	laanifu(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Swedish	förbannad(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Turkish	lanetli(having some sort of divine harm)	—
Ukrainian	зловредний(having some sort of divine harm), проклятий(having some sort of divine harm)	zlovrednyj, prokljatyj