Glutton

//ˈɡlʌtn̩//

Translations of "glutton" (46 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	γαστρίμαργος(one who eats voraciously), κάβαισος(one who eats voraciously), τένθης(one who eats voraciously), φάγος(one who eats voraciously)	gastrímargos, kábaisos, ténthēs, phágos
Arabic	أَكَّال(one who eats voraciously), شَرَه(one who eats voraciously), طفس(one who eats voraciously), نَهِم(one who eats voraciously)	ʔakkāl, šarah, ṭifis, nahim
Armenian	որկրամոլ(one who eats voraciously)	orkramol
Bulgarian	лакомник(one who eats voraciously), чревоугодник(one who eats voraciously)	lakomnik, črevougodnik
Catalan	fartaner(one who eats voraciously), fartanera(one who eats voraciously)	—
Cebuano	hakog(one who eats voraciously)	—
Chinese Cantonese	為食鬼 /为食鬼(one who eats voraciously)	wai⁶ sik⁶ gwai²
Chinese Mandarin	暴食者(one who eats voraciously), 饕餮(one who eats voraciously), 饞嘴 /馋嘴(one who eats voraciously)	bàoshízhě, tāotiè, chánzuǐ
Czech	nenasyta(one who eats voraciously), obžera(one who eats voraciously), žrout(one who eats voraciously)	—
Danish	frådser(one who eats voraciously), fråser(one who eats voraciously)	—
Finnish	ahmatti(one who eats voraciously), mässäilijä(one who gluts himself)	—
French	gargantua(one who eats voraciously), glouton(one who eats voraciously), goinfre(one who eats voraciously), gourmand(one who eats voraciously)	—
Galician	alarbio(one who eats voraciously), aldragón(one who eats voraciously), almudre(one who eats voraciously), broeiro(one who eats voraciously), comellón(one who eats voraciously), enchedoiro(one who eats voraciously), famoeiro(one who eats voraciously), froia(one who eats voraciously), garganteiro(one who eats voraciously), gulipón(one who eats voraciously), gulitrón(one who eats voraciously), lambuzas(one who eats voraciously), lapón(one who eats voraciously), larfón(one who eats voraciously), larpeiro(one who eats voraciously), larpán(one who eats voraciously), moulán(one who eats voraciously), papón(one who eats voraciously)	—
German	Nimmersatt(one who eats voraciously), Unersättliche(one who gluts himself), Unersättlicher(one who gluts himself), Vielfraß(one who eats voraciously), Völler(one who eats voraciously)	—
Gothic	𐌰𐍆𐌴𐍄𐌾𐌰(one who eats voraciously)	afētja
Greek	αδηφάγος(one who eats voraciously), αχόρταγος(one who gluts himself), λαίμαργος(one who eats voraciously)	adifágos, achórtagos, laímargos
Hebrew	גַּרְגְּרָן(one who eats voraciously)	garg'rán
Hungarian	hasimádó(one who eats voraciously), haspók(one who eats voraciously)	—
Icelandic	mathákur(one who eats voraciously), svelgur(one who eats voraciously), átvagl(one who eats voraciously)	—
Ingrian	kresla(one who eats voraciously), makjaspers(one who eats voraciously), rapamako(one who eats voraciously)	—
Irish	amplóir(one who eats voraciously), amplóir(one who gluts himself), craosaire(one who eats voraciously), sutha(one who eats voraciously)	—
Italian	divoratore(one who eats voraciously), ghiottone(one who eats voraciously), ingordo(one who eats voraciously), mangione(one who eats voraciously)	—
Japanese	健啖家(one who eats voraciously), 食いしん坊(one who eats voraciously)	kentanka, kuishinbō
Kazakh	ашқарақ(one who eats voraciously), мешкей(one who eats voraciously), тамақсау(one who eats voraciously), қомағай(one who eats voraciously)	aşqaraq, meşkei, tamaqsau, qomağai
Khiamniungan Naga	wāmwāmnyū(one who eats voraciously)	—
Korean	건담가(one who eats voraciously), 대식가(one who eats voraciously), 먹보(one who eats voraciously)	geondamga, daesikga, meokbo
Latin	gluttō(one who eats voraciously), helluō(one who eats voraciously), lurcō(one who eats voraciously), mandūcō(one who eats voraciously)	—
Māori	houmea(one who eats voraciously), kaihoro(one who eats voraciously), kaihorohoro(one who eats voraciously)	—
Meru	kiragua(one who eats voraciously)	—
Norman	bouffeux(one who eats voraciously), gouailleux(one who eats voraciously), goumitre(one who eats voraciously), mâfreux(one who eats voraciously)	—
Norn	glupni(one who eats voraciously)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	fråsser(one who eats voraciously), fråtser(one who eats voraciously), fråtser(one who gluts himself), storeter(one who eats voraciously), storspiser(one who eats voraciously)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	fråtsar(one who eats voraciously)	—
Old Slovak	žarloch(one who eats voraciously)	—
Ottoman Turkish	اوبور(one who eats voraciously), قاشیقجی(one who eats voraciously)	obur, kaşıkcı
Plautdietsch	Välfros(one who eats voraciously)	—
Polish	łakomczuch(one who eats voraciously), żarłok(one who eats voraciously)	—
Portuguese	glutão(one who eats voraciously), guloso(one who eats voraciously)	—
Russian	обжо́ра(one who eats voraciously), чревоуго́дник(one who eats voraciously)	obžóra, črevougódnik
Serbo-Croatian	ždera(one who eats voraciously), ждера(one who eats voraciously)	—
Spanish	comilón(one who eats voraciously), glotón(one who eats voraciously), hambrón(one who eats voraciously), piraña(one who eats voraciously), tragón(one who eats voraciously)	—
Swahili	mlafi(one who eats voraciously), walafi(one who gluts himself)	—
Swedish	frossare(one who eats voraciously), matvrak(one who gluts himself)	—
Telugu	తిండిపోతు(one who eats voraciously)	tiṇḍipōtu
Turkish	obur(one who eats voraciously)	—
Yoruba	abólóúnjẹkú(one who eats voraciously), wọ̀bìà(one who eats voraciously)	—

Ancient Greek

γαστρίμαργος, κάβαισος, τένθης, φάγος

gastrímargos, kábaisos, ténthēs, phágos

Arabic

أَكَّال, شَرَه, طفس, نَهِم

ʔakkāl, šarah, ṭifis, nahim

Armenian

որկրամոլ

orkramol

Bulgarian

лакомник, чревоугодник

lakomnik, črevougodnik

Catalan

fartaner, fartanera

Cebuano

hakog

Chinese Cantonese

為食鬼 /为食鬼

wai⁶ sik⁶ gwai²

Chinese Mandarin

暴食者, 饕餮, 饞嘴 /馋嘴

bàoshízhě, tāotiè, chánzuǐ

Czech

nenasyta, obžera, žrout

Danish

frådser, fråser

Finnish

ahmatti, mässäilijä

French

gargantua, glouton, goinfre, gourmand

Galician

alarbio, aldragón, almudre, broeiro, comellón, enchedoiro, famoeiro, froia, garganteiro, gulipón, gulitrón, lambuzas, lapón, larfón, larpeiro, larpán, moulán, papón