Grumpy
//ˈɡɹʌmpi//
Translations of "grumpy" (36 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ainu | ルㇱカ(dissatisfied and irritable) | ruska | |
| Asturian | repunante(dissatisfied and irritable), rungón(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Bulgarian | нацупен(dissatisfied and irritable), сръдлив(dissatisfied and irritable) | nacupen, srǎdliv | |
| Catalan | remugador(dissatisfied and irritable), rondinaire(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 性情乖戾的(dissatisfied and irritable) | xìngqíng guāilì de | |
| Czech | mrzutý(dissatisfied and irritable), nevrlý(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Dutch | korzelig(dissatisfied and irritable), kribbig(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Esperanto | grumblema(dissatisfied and irritable), malafabla(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Finnish | hapan(dissatisfied and irritable), yrmeä(dissatisfied and irritable), äreä(dissatisfied and irritable), ärtyisä(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| French | grognon(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Galician | fungón(dissatisfied and irritable), rosmón(dissatisfied and irritable), roñón(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| German | mürrisch(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Greek | κακότροπος(dissatisfied and irritable) | kakótropos | |
| Hungarian | mogorva(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Icelandic | úrillur(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Indonesian | pemarah(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Irish | cantalach(dissatisfied and irritable), mosach(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Italian | scontroso(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Japanese | 不機嫌な(dissatisfied and irritable), 気難しい(dissatisfied and irritable) | fukigen na, kimuzukashii | |
| Korean | 까다로운(dissatisfied and irritable) | kkadaroun | |
| Lower Sorbian | gnerlaty(dissatisfied and irritable), warcaty(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Malay | moyok(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Māori | kiriweti(dissatisfied and irritable), komekome(dissatisfied and irritable), ngutu komekome(dissatisfied and irritable), ngākau kawa(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Norwegian | gretten(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | brumlich(dissatisfied and irritable), brumsch(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Polish | marudny(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Portuguese | birrento(dissatisfied and irritable), emburrado(dissatisfied and irritable), rabugento(dissatisfied and irritable), ranzinza(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Russian | ворчли́вый(dissatisfied and irritable), раздражи́тельный(dissatisfied and irritable), сварли́вый(dissatisfied and irritable) | vorčlívyj, razdražítelʹnyj, svarlívyj | |
| Scottish Gaelic | crosta(dissatisfied and irritable), greannach(dissatisfied and irritable), gruamach(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Spanish | gruñón(dissatisfied and irritable), malhumorado(dissatisfied and irritable), moshudo(dissatisfied and irritable), refunfuñón(dissatisfied and irritable), renegón(dissatisfied and irritable), rezongón(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Swedish | butter(dissatisfied and irritable), tjurig(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Tagalog | bugnutin(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Turkish | huysuz(dissatisfied and irritable), ters(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Welsh | blin(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| West-Frisian | kribbich(dissatisfied and irritable) | — | |
| Zazaki | eqs(dissatisfied and irritable), eqs(dissatisfied and irritable), rıkın (diq)(dissatisfied and irritable) | — |
repunante, rungón
remugador, rondinaire
mrzutý, nevrlý
korzelig, kribbig
grumblema, malafabla
hapan, yrmeä, äreä, ärtyisä
grognon
fungón, rosmón, roñón
mürrisch
mogorva
úrillur
pemarah
cantalach, mosach
scontroso
gnerlaty, warcaty
moyok
kiriweti, komekome, ngutu komekome, ngākau kawa
gretten
brumlich, brumsch
marudny
birrento, emburrado, rabugento, ranzinza
crosta, greannach, gruamach
gruñón, malhumorado, moshudo, refunfuñón, renegón, rezongón
butter, tjurig
bugnutin
huysuz, ters
blin
kribbich
eqs, eqs, rıkın (diq)
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.