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Harass

//həˈɹæs//

Translations of "harass" (22 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bengali	জ্বালাতন করা(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), সাতানো(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	jalaton kora, satano
Bulgarian	безпокоя́(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), дразня(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	bezpokojá, draznja
Catalan	fastiguejar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), molestar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), vexar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Chinese Mandarin	騷擾 /骚扰(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	sāorǎo
Dutch	pesten(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Esperanto	turmentadi(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Finnish	hätyyttää(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), kiusata(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
French	harceler(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
German	belästigen(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Italian	importunare(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), infastidire(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), molestare(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), tormentare(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), vessare(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Jamaican Creole	badda badda(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Latin	vexō(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Māori	hawene(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), whakakūrakuraku(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), whakangari(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), whakatīwheta(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	harselere(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Polish	dręczyć(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), gnębić(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), nękać(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), prześladować(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Portuguese	assediar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), incomodar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), molestar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Romanian	hărțui(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Russian	беспоко́ить(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), досажда́ть(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	bespokóitʹ, dosaždátʹ
Sanskrit	बाधति(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	bādhati
Scottish Gaelic	sàraich(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Spanish	acosar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), asicar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), hostigar(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—
Walloon	peler(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), soyî(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester), tourmeter(to annoy (someone) frequently or systematically — see also pester)	—