Devilish
//ˈdɛvəlɪʃ//
Translations of "devilish" (25 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belarusian | д'я́бальскі(resembling or characteristic of a devil), сатані́нскі(resembling or characteristic of a devil), чарто́ўскі(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | dʺjábalʹski, satanínski, čartówski | |
| Bulgarian | голям(extreme, excessive), дя́волски(resembling or characteristic of a devil), сатани́нски(resembling or characteristic of a devil), страхотен(extreme, excessive) | goljam, djávolski, satanínski, strahoten | |
| Catalan | diabòlic(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 惡魔般的 /恶魔般的(resembling or characteristic of a devil), 非常(extreme, excessive) | èmóbān de, fēicháng | |
| Danish | djævelsk(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Dutch | deksels(extreme, excessive), diabolisch(resembling or characteristic of a devil), duivels(resembling or characteristic of a devil), duivels(extreme, excessive), satanisch(resembling or characteristic of a devil), verduiveld(extreme, excessive) | — | |
| French | diabolique(resembling or characteristic of a devil), diabolique(extreme, excessive), infernal(extreme, excessive) | — | |
| German | teuflisch(resembling or characteristic of a devil), teuflisch(extreme, excessive) | — | |
| Greek | διαβολικός(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | diavolikós | |
| Hebrew | שטני(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | staní | |
| Hungarian | pokoli(extreme, excessive), sátáni(resembling or characteristic of a devil), állati(extreme, excessive), ördögi(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Irish | diabhlaí(resembling or characteristic of a devil), diail(extreme, excessive) | — | |
| Italian | diabolico(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Japanese | 悪魔的(resembling or characteristic of a devil), 残忍(resembling or characteristic of a devil), 非常(extreme, excessive) | akumateki, zannin, hijō | |
| Norwegian | djevelsk(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Old East Slavic | диꙗвольскꙑи(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | dijavolĭskyi | |
| Plautdietsch | diewlisch(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Polish | diabelski(resembling or characteristic of a devil), diaboliczny(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Portuguese | diabólico(resembling or characteristic of a devil), extremo(extreme, excessive) | — | |
| Quechua | millaymana(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Russian | а́дский(extreme, excessive), дья́вольский(resembling or characteristic of a devil), дья́вольский(extreme, excessive), сатани́нский(resembling or characteristic of a devil), стра́шный(extreme, excessive), черто́вский(resembling or characteristic of a devil), черто́вский(extreme, excessive), чёртовый(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | ádskij, dʹjávolʹskij, dʹjávolʹskij, satanínskij, strášnyj, čertóvskij, čertóvskij, čórtovyj | |
| Serbo-Croatian | vragolast(resembling or characteristic of a devil), đavolast(resembling or characteristic of a devil), враголаст(resembling or characteristic of a devil), ђаволаст(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Spanish | diabólico(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | — | |
| Swedish | diabolisk(resembling or characteristic of a devil), djävlig(extreme, excessive), djävulsk(resembling or characteristic of a devil), djävulsk(extreme, excessive), jävlig(extreme, excessive) | — | |
| Ukrainian | дия́вольський(resembling or characteristic of a devil), сатани́нський(resembling or characteristic of a devil), чортя́чий(resembling or characteristic of a devil) | dyjávolʹsʹkyj, satanýnsʹkyj, čortjáčyj |
diabòlic
djævelsk
deksels, diabolisch, duivels, duivels, satanisch, verduiveld
diabolique, diabolique, infernal
teuflisch, teuflisch
pokoli, sátáni, állati, ördögi
diabhlaí, diail
diabolico
djevelsk
diewlisch
diabelski, diaboliczny
diabólico, extremo
millaymana
а́дский, дья́вольский, дья́вольский, сатани́нский, стра́шный, черто́вский, черто́вский, чёртовый
ádskij, dʹjávolʹskij, dʹjávolʹskij, satanínskij, strášnyj, čertóvskij, čertóvskij, čórtovyj
vragolast, đavolast, враголаст, ђаволаст
diabólico
diabolisk, djävlig, djävulsk, djävulsk, jävlig
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