Highwayman
//ˈhaɪˌweɪmən//
Translations of "highwayman" (28 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | قاطِعُ طَرِيق(person who robbed travelers on roads), قُطّاعُ ٱلطُّرُق(person who robbed travelers on roads) | qāṭiʕu ṭarīq, quṭṭāʕu ṭ-ṭuruq | |
| Bashkir | юлбаҫар(person who robbed travelers on roads) | yulbaśar | |
| Bengali | ঠগী(person who robbed travelers on roads) | ṭhogi | |
| Catalan | bandoler(person who robbed travelers on roads), lladre de camí ral(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 攔路強盜 /拦路强盗(person who robbed travelers on roads) | lánlù qiángdào | |
| Czech | loupežník(person who robbed travelers on roads), zbojník(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Danish | landevejsrøver(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Dutch | struikrover(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Estonian | maanteeröövel(person who robbed travelers on roads), teeröövel(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Finnish | maantierosvo(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| French | bandit de grand chemin(person who robbed travelers on roads), brigand(person who robbed travelers on roads), malandrin(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| German | Straßenräuber(person who robbed travelers on roads), Wegelagerer(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Greek | ληστής(person who robbed travelers on roads) | listís | |
| Hungarian | betyár(person who robbed travelers on roads), útonálló(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Icelandic | stigamaður(person who robbed travelers on roads), vegaræningi(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Irish | gadaí bóthair(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Italian | bandito(person who robbed travelers on roads), brigante(person who robbed travelers on roads), ladrone(person who robbed travelers on roads), masnadiere(person who robbed travelers on roads), predone(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Korean | 노상강도(person who robbed travelers on roads) | nosanggangdo | |
| Latin | latro(person who robbed travelers on roads), latrunculus(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Macedonian | а́јдук(person who robbed travelers on roads), дру́мски ра́збојник(person who robbed travelers on roads) | ájduk, drúmski rázbojnik | |
| Norman | voleux d'grand'c'mîn(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | landeveisrøver(person who robbed travelers on roads), stratenrøver(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Portuguese | salteador(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Romanian | bandit(person who robbed travelers on roads), hoț la drumul mare(person who robbed travelers on roads), tâlhar de drum mare(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Russian | разбо́йник с большо́й дороги(person who robbed travelers on roads) | razbójnik s bolʹšój dorogi | |
| Spanish | bandolero(person who robbed travelers on roads), salteador(person who robbed travelers on roads), tenedor de caminos(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Swedish | stråtrövare(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — | |
| Welsh | carn-lleidr(person who robbed travelers on roads), lleidr pen ffordd(person who robbed travelers on roads) | — |
bandoler, lladre de camí ral
loupežník, zbojník
landevejsrøver
struikrover
maanteeröövel, teeröövel
maantierosvo
bandit de grand chemin, brigand, malandrin
Straßenräuber, Wegelagerer
betyár, útonálló
stigamaður, vegaræningi
gadaí bóthair
bandito, brigante, ladrone, masnadiere, predone
latro, latrunculus
voleux d'grand'c'mîn
landeveisrøver, stratenrøver
salteador
bandit, hoț la drumul mare, tâlhar de drum mare
bandolero, salteador, tenedor de caminos
stråtrövare
carn-lleidr, lleidr pen ffordd
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