Disfigure

//dɪsˈfɪɡə//

Translations of "disfigure" (27 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	обезобразя(to damage something's appearance or functionality), обезобразявам(to damage something's appearance or functionality), обезформя(to damage something's appearance or functionality), обезформявам(to damage something's appearance or functionality), обезформям(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	obezobrazja, obezobrazjavam, obezformja, obezformjavam, obezformjam
Carpathian Rusyn	начудациц(to damage something's appearance or functionality), очудациц(to damage something's appearance or functionality), скалїчиц ше(to damage something's appearance or functionality), чудациц(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	načudacyc, očudacyc, skaljičyc še, čudacyc
Catalan	desfigurar(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Chinese Mandarin	變醜 /变丑(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	biànchǒu
Danish	skamfere(to damage something's appearance or functionality), vansire(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Eastern Mari	каргаш(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	kargaš
Esperanto	deformi(to damage something's appearance or functionality), disaspektigi(to damage something's appearance or functionality), misformi(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Faroese	avskepla(to damage something's appearance or functionality), løsta(to damage something's appearance or functionality), lýta(to damage something's appearance or functionality), meiðsla(to damage something's appearance or functionality), misprýða(to damage something's appearance or functionality), skemma(to damage something's appearance or functionality), spilla(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Finnish	runnella(to damage something's appearance or functionality), turmella(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
French	défigurer(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
German	entstellen(to damage something's appearance or functionality), verunstalten(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Gothic	𐍆𐍂𐌰𐍅𐌰𐍂𐌳𐌾𐌰𐌽(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	frawardjan
Ingrian	muglia(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Irish	ainimhigh(to damage something's appearance or functionality), máchailigh(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Italian	sfigurare(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Japanese	醜くする(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	minikuku suru
Latin	dēturpō(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Macedonian	изобличи(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	izobliči
Ottoman Turkish	بوزمق(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	bozmak
Polish	oszpecać(to damage something's appearance or functionality), oszpecić(to damage something's appearance or functionality), zniekształcać(to damage something's appearance or functionality), zniekształcić(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Portuguese	desfigurar(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Russian	изуро́довать(to damage something's appearance or functionality), уро́довать(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	izuródovatʹ, uródovatʹ
Serbo-Croatian	izobličiti(to damage something's appearance or functionality), unakaziti(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Spanish	desfigurar(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Swedish	vanställa(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Tagalog	despigurahin(to damage something's appearance or functionality), papangitin(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—
Welsh	hagru(to damage something's appearance or functionality)	—