Gang
//ɡæŋ//
Translations of "gang" (64 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | bandë(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Arabic | عِصَابَة(a company of persons), عِصَابَة(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | ʕiṣāba, ʕiṣāba | |
| Armenian | բանդա(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), հրոսակախումբ(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ոհմակ(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | banda, hrosakaxumb, ohmak | |
| Azerbaijani | banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Basque | gaizkile-talde(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Belarusian | ба́нда(a company of persons), ба́нда(criminal group with a common background), ба́нда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), брыга́да(a company of labourers), вата́га(a company of persons), вата́га(criminal group with a common background), вата́га(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), гру́па(a company of persons), згра́я(a company of persons), згра́я(criminal group with a common background), згра́я(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ша́йка(a company of persons), ша́йка(criminal group with a common background), ша́йка(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | bánda, bánda, bánda, bryháda, vatáha, vatáha, vatáha, hrúpa, zhrája, zhrája, zhrája, šájka, šájka, šájka | |
| Bulgarian | ба́нда(a company of persons), ба́нда(criminal group with a common background), ба́нда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), брига́да(a company of labourers), гру́па(a company of persons), дружина(a company of labourers), котерия(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), тайфа(criminal group with a common background), тайфа(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ша́йка(criminal group with a common background), ша́йка(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | bánda, bánda, bánda, brigáda, grúpa, družina, koterija, tajfa, tajfa, šájka, šájka | |
| Burmese | ဂိုဏ်း(a company of persons), ဂိုဏ်း(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), အသိုက်(a company of persons) | guin:, guin:, a.suik | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 匪幫 /匪帮(a company of persons), 匪幫 /匪帮(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 幫 /帮(criminal group with a common background), 組 /组(a company of persons), 隊 /队(a company of labourers), 集團 /集团(a company of persons), 黑幫 /黑帮(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 黨 /党(a company of persons) | fěibāng, fěibāng, bāng, zǔ, duì, jítuán, hēibāng, dǎng | |
| Corsican | orda(a company of persons) | — | |
| Czech | banda(a company of persons), banda(criminal group with a common background), banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), gang(criminal group with a common background), gang(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), parta(a company of persons) | — | |
| Danish | bande(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Dutch | bende(a company of persons), gang(a company of persons), gang(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Esperanto | bando(a company of persons), bando(criminal group with a common background) | — | |
| Estonian | bande(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Finnish | jengi(a company of persons), jengi(criminal group with a common background), jengi(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), joukkio(a company of persons), joukko(a company of persons), kööri(a company of persons), porukka(a company of persons) | — | |
| French | bande(a company of persons), bande(criminal group with a common background), bande(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), gang(a company of persons), gang(a company of persons), gang(criminal group with a common background), gang(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Galician | banda(a company of persons), banda(criminal group with a common background), banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), cuadrilla(a company of labourers), fato(a company of persons), grupo(a company of persons), xuntoiro(a company of persons) | — | |
| Georgian | ბანდა(a company of persons), ბანდა(criminal group with a common background), ბანდა(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ბრიგადა(a company of persons), ბრიგადა(a company of labourers), კომპანია(a company of persons) | banda, banda, banda, brigada, brigada, ḳomṗania | |
| German | Arbeitsgruppe(a company of labourers), Arbeitskolonne(a company of labourers), Arbeitsmannschaft(a company of labourers), Arbeitstrupp(a company of labourers), Bande(a company of persons), Bande(criminal group with a common background), Bande(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), Clique(a company of persons), Freundeskreis(a company of persons), Gang(criminal group with a common background), Gang(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), Gang(a course, path, track), Gangsterbande(criminal group with a common background), Rotte(a company of persons), Verbrecherbande(criminal group with a common background) | — | |
| Greek | σπείρα(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), συμμορία(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | speíra, symmoría | |
| Gujarati | ધાડું(criminal group with a common background) | dhāḍũ | |
| Hebrew | כְּנוּפִיָה(a company of persons), כְּנוּפִיָה(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | k'nufya, k'nufya | |
| Hindi | गिरोह(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), समूह(a company of persons) | giroh, samūh | |
| Hungarian | banda(a company of persons), banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Icelandic | gengi(a company of persons), gengi(a company of labourers), gengi(criminal group with a common background), gengi(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), hópur(a company of persons), lið(a company of persons), vinnuflokkur(a company of labourers) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | دَسْتِه(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), گُروه(a company of persons), گُروه(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | daste, goruh, goruh | |
| Irish | meitheal(a company of labourers) | — | |
| Italian | banda(criminal group with a common background), banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), cricca(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ganga(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ghenga(a company of persons), masnada(a company of persons), masnada(criminal group with a common background), orda(a company of persons), torma(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Japanese | ギャング(a company of persons), ギャング(criminal group with a common background), ギャング(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 一隊(a company of persons), 団(a company of persons), 暴力団(a company of persons), 暴力団(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 群れ(a company of persons), 集団(a company of persons) | gyangu, gyangu, gyangu, ittai, dan, bōryokudan, bōryokudan, mure, shūdan | |
| Kazakh | банда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), топ(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | banda, top | |
| Khmer | កន(a company of persons), បន(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | kɑɑn, bɑɑn | |
| Korean | 갱(criminal group with a common background), 갱(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 갱단(criminal group with a common background), 갱단(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 조폭(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 패거리(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), 폭력단(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | gaeng, gaeng, gaengdan, gaengdan, jopok, paegeori, pongnyeokdan | |
| Kyrgyz | банда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | banda | |
| Lao | ພວກ(a company of persons) | phūak | |
| Latin | globus(a company of persons) | — | |
| Latvian | banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Lithuanian | gauja(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Macedonian | банда(criminal group with a common background), банда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), брига́да(a company of labourers), дружина(a company of persons), дружина(criminal group with a common background), дружина(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | banda, banda, brigáda, družina, družina, družina | |
| Māori | apū(a company of persons), apū(a company of labourers), kēnga(a company of persons), kēnga(criminal group with a common background), kēnga(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), kēnge(a company of persons), kēnge(criminal group with a common background), kēnge(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), rōpū(a company of persons), rōpū mahi(a company of labourers), tokomatua(a company of persons) | — | |
| Marathi | टोळी(a company of persons) | ṭoḷī | |
| Mongolian | бүлэглэл(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | büleglel | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | gjeng(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Old English | hlōþ(criminal group with a common background), hlōþ(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Polish | banda(a company of persons), banda(criminal group with a common background), banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ferajna(a company of persons), gang(criminal group with a common background), gang(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), paczka(a company of persons), szajka(criminal group with a common background), szajka(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Portuguese | bando(criminal group with a common background), gangue(criminal group with a common background), gangue(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), grupo(a company of persons), quadrilha(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Romanian | bandă(a company of persons), bandă(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Russian | артель(a company of labourers), ба́нда(a company of persons), ба́нда(criminal group with a common background), ба́нда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), брига́да(a company of persons), брига́да(a company of labourers), вата́га(a company of persons), гру́ппа(a company of persons), компа́ния(a company of persons), ша́йка(a company of persons), ша́йка(criminal group with a common background), ша́йка(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | artélʹ, bánda, bánda, bánda, brigáda, brigáda, vatága, grúppa, kompánija, šájka, šájka, šájka | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bȃnda(criminal group with a common background), bȃnda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), drùžina(criminal group with a common background), drùžina(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ба̑нда(criminal group with a common background), ба̑нда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), дру̀жина(criminal group with a common background), дру̀жина(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Slovak | banda(a company of persons), banda(criminal group with a common background), banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), gang(criminal group with a common background), gang(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Slovene | banda(a company of persons), banda(criminal group with a common background), banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), grupa(a company of persons), klapa(a company of persons), skupina(a company of persons), tolpa(a company of persons), tolpa(criminal group with a common background), tolpa(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Spanish | banda(a company of persons), cuadrilla(a company of persons), cuadrilla(criminal group with a common background), cuadrilla(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), gatada(criminal group with a common background), grupo(a company of persons), grupo((electrics) a number of switches or other electrical devices wired into one unit and covered by one faceplate), mara(a company of persons), mara(criminal group with a common background), mara((electrics) a number of switches or other electrical devices wired into one unit and covered by one faceplate), pandilla(a company of persons), pandilla(criminal group with a common background), pandilla(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), patota(criminal group with a common background) | — | |
| Swedish | arbetsgrupp(a company of labourers), arbetslag(a company of labourers), grupp(a company of persons), gäng(a company of persons), gäng(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), sällskap(a company of persons) | — | |
| Tagalog | gang(a company of persons) | — | |
| Tajik | гурӯҳ(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), даста(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | gurüh, dasta | |
| Thai | ก๊วน(a company of persons), ก๊วน(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), แก๊ง(a company of persons), แก๊ง(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | gúuan, gúuan, gɛ́ng, gɛ́ng | |
| Turkish | çete(a company of persons), çete(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | — | |
| Ukrainian | ба́нда(a company of persons), ба́нда(criminal group with a common background), ба́нда(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), брига́да(a company of labourers), вата́га(a company of persons), вата́га(criminal group with a common background), вата́га(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), гру́па(a company of persons), згра́я(a company of persons), згра́я(criminal group with a common background), згра́я(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), ша́йка(criminal group with a common background), ша́йка(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | bánda, bánda, bánda, bryháda, vatáha, vatáha, vatáha, hrúpa, zhrája, zhrája, zhrája, šájka, šájka | |
| Urdu | گِروہ(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | giroh | |
| Uyghur | توپ(a company of persons), گۇرۇھ(a company of persons), گۇرۇھ(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection) | top, guruh, guruh | |
| Uzbek | banda(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), gurux(a company of persons), gurux(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), shayka(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), toʻp(a company of persons) | — | |
| Vietnamese | băng(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), băng đảng(group of criminals who band together for mutual protection), kíp(a company of persons), toán(a company of persons), tốp(a company of persons), đoàn(a company of persons) | — | |
| Volapük | lusog(a company of persons) | — | |
| Welsh | criw(a company of persons) | — |
bandë
banda
gaizkile-talde
ба́нда, ба́нда, ба́нда, брыга́да, вата́га, вата́га, вата́га, гру́па, згра́я, згра́я, згра́я, ша́йка, ша́йка, ша́йка
bánda, bánda, bánda, bryháda, vatáha, vatáha, vatáha, hrúpa, zhrája, zhrája, zhrája, šájka, šájka, šájka
ба́нда, ба́нда, ба́нда, брига́да, гру́па, дружина, котерия, тайфа, тайфа, ша́йка, ша́йка
bánda, bánda, bánda, brigáda, grúpa, družina, koterija, tajfa, tajfa, šájka, šájka
匪幫 /匪帮, 匪幫 /匪帮, 幫 /帮, 組 /组, 隊 /队, 集團 /集团, 黑幫 /黑帮, 黨 /党
fěibāng, fěibāng, bāng, zǔ, duì, jítuán, hēibāng, dǎng
orda
banda, banda, banda, gang, gang, parta
bande
bende, gang, gang
bando, bando
bande
jengi, jengi, jengi, joukkio, joukko, kööri, porukka
bande, bande, bande, gang, gang, gang, gang
banda, banda, banda, cuadrilla, fato, grupo, xuntoiro
ბანდა, ბანდა, ბანდა, ბრიგადა, ბრიგადა, კომპანია
banda, banda, banda, brigada, brigada, ḳomṗania
Arbeitsgruppe, Arbeitskolonne, Arbeitsmannschaft, Arbeitstrupp, Bande, Bande, Bande, Clique, Freundeskreis, Gang, Gang, Gang, Gangsterbande, Rotte, Verbrecherbande
banda, banda
gengi, gengi, gengi, gengi, hópur, lið, vinnuflokkur
meitheal
banda, banda, cricca, ganga, ghenga, masnada, masnada, orda, torma
ギャング, ギャング, ギャング, 一隊, 団, 暴力団, 暴力団, 群れ, 集団
gyangu, gyangu, gyangu, ittai, dan, bōryokudan, bōryokudan, mure, shūdan
globus
banda
gauja
банда, банда, брига́да, дружина, дружина, дружина
banda, banda, brigáda, družina, družina, družina
apū, apū, kēnga, kēnga, kēnga, kēnge, kēnge, kēnge, rōpū, rōpū mahi, tokomatua
gjeng
hlōþ, hlōþ
banda, banda, banda, ferajna, gang, gang, paczka, szajka, szajka
bando, gangue, gangue, grupo, quadrilha
bandă, bandă
артель, ба́нда, ба́нда, ба́нда, брига́да, брига́да, вата́га, гру́ппа, компа́ния, ша́йка, ша́йка, ша́йка
artélʹ, bánda, bánda, bánda, brigáda, brigáda, vatága, grúppa, kompánija, šájka, šájka, šájka
bȃnda, bȃnda, drùžina, drùžina, ба̑нда, ба̑нда, дру̀жина, дру̀жина
banda, banda, banda, gang, gang
banda, banda, banda, grupa, klapa, skupina, tolpa, tolpa, tolpa
banda, cuadrilla, cuadrilla, cuadrilla, gatada, grupo, grupo, mara, mara, mara, pandilla, pandilla, pandilla, patota
arbetsgrupp, arbetslag, grupp, gäng, gäng, sällskap
gang
çete, çete
ба́нда, ба́нда, ба́нда, брига́да, вата́га, вата́га, вата́га, гру́па, згра́я, згра́я, згра́я, ша́йка, ша́йка
bánda, bánda, bánda, bryháda, vatáha, vatáha, vatáha, hrúpa, zhrája, zhrája, zhrája, šájka, šájka
banda, gurux, gurux, shayka, toʻp
băng, băng đảng, kíp, toán, tốp, đoàn
lusog
criw
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