Geezer

//ˈɡizɚ//

Translations of "geezer" (23 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	дядка(informal: old person, especially male), пич(male person)	djadka, pič
Chinese Mandarin	老拙(informal: old person, especially male), 老東西 /老东西(informal: old person, especially male), 老頭 /老头(informal: old person, especially male), 老頭子 /老头子(informal: old person, especially male)	lǎozhuó, lǎodōngxi, lǎotóu, lǎotóuzi
Dutch	gozer(male person), oude(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Finnish	horisko(informal: old person, especially male), kaveri(male person), kaveri(informal address to a male), käppänä(informal: old person, especially male), kääkkä(informal: old person, especially male), taata(informal: old person, especially male), ukko(male person), ukko(informal: old person, especially male), äijä(male person), äijä(informal: old person, especially male)	—
French	bougre(male person), gars(male person), gars(male person), gros(informal address to a male), mec(male person), vieillard(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Georgian	ბებერი(informal: old person, especially male), ბებრუცუნა(informal: old person, especially male), ბებრუხანა(informal: old person, especially male), ბიჭი(male person), კაცი(male person), მამაკაცი(male person), მოხუცი(informal: old person, especially male), ჯეელი(male person)	beberi, bebrucuna, bebruxana, bič̣i, ḳaci, mamaḳaci, moxuci, ǯeeli
German	Greis(informal: old person, especially male), Kerl(male person), Knacker(informal: old person, especially male), Typ(male person), alte Schachtel(informal: old person, especially male), alter Knacker(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Greek	γεροπαράξενος(informal: old person, especially male)	geroparáxenos
Hebrew	חְתְיָאר(informal: old person, especially male), תֶּרַח(informal: old person, especially male)	ḥatyár, téraḥ
Icelandic	karlfauskur(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Italian	capo(informal address to a male), tizio(male person), vecchiaccio(informal: old person, especially male), vecchio rincoglionito(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Japanese	じじい(informal: old person, especially male), ばばあ(informal: old person, especially male), 爺(informal: old person, especially male), 老人(informal: old person, especially male)	jijī, babā, jijī, rōjin
Macedonian	ба́тка(male person), де́де(informal: old person, especially male)	bátka, déde
Malay	Lelaki(male person), lelaki tua(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Portuguese	caboclo(male person), cara(male person), gajo(male person), tipo(male person), velho(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Russian	кент(male person), ма́лый(male person), мужи́к(male person), па́рень(male person), стари́к(informal: old person, especially male), старика́шка(informal: old person, especially male), старуше́нция(informal: old person, especially male), чува́к(male person)	kent, mályj, mužík, párenʹ, starík, starikáška, starušéncija, čuvák
Serbo-Croatian	starac(informal: old person, especially male), striček(informal: old person, especially male), čiča(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Slovak	týpek(male person)	—
Spanish	carcamal (despective)(informal: old person, especially male), menda(male person), vejarrón (despective)(informal: old person, especially male), vejestorio(informal: old person, especially male), vejete(informal: old person, especially male), vetarro(informal: old person, especially male), viejales(informal: old person, especially male), viejales(informal: old person, especially male), viejarrón (despective)(informal: old person, especially male), viejurgo(informal: old person, especially male)	—
Swahili	kikaramba(informal: old person, especially male), manaume(male person)	—
Swedish	gamling(informal: old person, especially male), grabb(informal address to a male), gubbe(informal: old person, especially male), snubbe(male person)	—
Tagalog	lalake(male person)	—
Turkish	ihtiyar(informal: old person, especially male), moruk(informal: old person, especially male)	—