Frenzy
//ˈfɹɛnzi//
Translations of "frenzy" (27 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Armenian | կատաղություն(state of wild activity or panic) | kataġutʻyun | |
| Bikol Central | labulabo(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Bulgarian | безумие(state of wild activity or panic), ярост(state of wild activity or panic) | bezumie, jarost | |
| Catalan | frenesí(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 狂熱 /狂热(state of wild activity or panic), 發狂 /发狂(state of wild activity or panic) | kuángrè, fākuáng | |
| Danish | raseri(state of wild activity or panic), vanvid(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Dutch | razernij(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Finnish | kiihko(state of wild activity or panic), paniikki(state of wild activity or panic), vimma(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| French | frénésie(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Galician | farnesía(state of wild activity or panic), frenesí(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), guinada(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| German | Rausch(state of wild activity or panic), Wahn(state of wild activity or panic), Wut(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Greek | φρενίτιδα(state of wild activity or panic) | frenítida | |
| Italian | frenesia(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Japanese | 逆上(state of wild activity or panic) | gyakujō | |
| Korean | 광란(state of wild activity or panic), 발광(state of wild activity or panic) | gwangnan, balgwang | |
| Latin | furia(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Latvian | trakums(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Māori | hōkeka(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | Wonsenn(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Polish | amok(state of wild activity or panic), szał(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Portuguese | frenesi(state of wild activity or panic), frenesim(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Romanian | frenezie(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Russian | безу́мие(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), исступление(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), истерия(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), неи́стовство(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), остервенение(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), помеша́тельство(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), сумасше́ствие(a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage), энтузиазм(state of wild activity or panic) | bezúmije, isstuplenije, isterija, neístovstvo, ostervenenije, pomešátelʹstvo, sumasšéstvije, entuziazm | |
| Sicilian | frinisìa(state of wild activity or panic), furia(state of wild activity or panic), sbentu(state of wild activity or panic), sdilliriu(state of wild activity or panic), smania(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Spanish | desenfrenamiento(state of wild activity or panic), desenfreno(state of wild activity or panic), desfrenamiento(state of wild activity or panic), frenesí(state of wild activity or panic), manía(state of wild activity or panic), paroxismo(state of wild activity or panic) | — | |
| Telugu | వీరావేశము(state of wild activity or panic) | vīrāvēśamu | |
| Ukrainian | божевілля(state of wild activity or panic), шаленство(state of wild activity or panic), шаленість(state of wild activity or panic) | boževillja, šalenstvo, šalenistʹ |
labulabo
frenesí
raseri, vanvid
razernij
kiihko, paniikki, vimma
frénésie
farnesía, frenesí, guinada
Rausch, Wahn, Wut
frenesia
furia
trakums
hōkeka
Wonsenn
amok, szał
frenesi, frenesim
frenezie
безу́мие, исступление, истерия, неи́стовство, остервенение, помеша́тельство, сумасше́ствие, энтузиазм
bezúmije, isstuplenije, isterija, neístovstvo, ostervenenije, pomešátelʹstvo, sumasšéstvije, entuziazm
frinisìa, furia, sbentu, sdilliriu, smania
desenfrenamiento, desenfreno, desfrenamiento, frenesí, manía, paroxismo
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