Hoax
//hoʊks//
Translations of "hoax" (35 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | измама(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), номер(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), шега(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), измамвам(to deceive with a hoax) | izmama, nomer, šega, izmamvam | |
| Catalan | engany(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 惡作劇 /恶作剧(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), 騙局 /骗局(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), 作弄(to deceive with a hoax), 戲弄 /戏弄(to deceive with a hoax), 欺騙 /欺骗(to deceive with a hoax) | èzuòjù, piànjú, zuònòng, xìnòng, qīpiàn | |
| Czech | falešná zpráva(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), habaďůra(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), kachna(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), mystifikace(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), podvod(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), žert(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), napálit(to deceive with a hoax), podvést(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Esperanto | blago(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), mistifiko(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Faroese | halda fyri gjøldur(to deceive with a hoax), lumpa(to deceive with a hoax), villa(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Finnish | huijaus(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), huijata(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| French | canular(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), intox(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), mystification(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), berner(to deceive with a hoax), duper(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Galician | alburgada(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), algueiro(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), andrómena(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), conto(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), enguedello(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), grola(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), padumada(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), pandullada(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), trapallada(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), baratar(to deceive with a hoax), decebir(to deceive with a hoax), deludir(to deceive with a hoax), embair(to deceive with a hoax), embougar(to deceive with a hoax), engaitar(to deceive with a hoax), falir(to deceive with a hoax), fraudar(to deceive with a hoax), trafulcar(to deceive with a hoax), trapazar(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| German | Ente(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), Falschmeldung(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), Gag(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), Schabernack(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), Schwindel(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), Streich(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), Trick(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), Ulk(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), anführen(to deceive with a hoax), einen Bären aufbinden(to deceive with a hoax), foppen(to deceive with a hoax), hereinlegen(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Greek | φάρσα(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | fársa | |
| Hebrew | מתח(to deceive with a hoax) | matákh | |
| Hungarian | beugratás(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), kacsa(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), tréfa(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), átverés(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), álhíresztel(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Ido | dup-igo(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Indonesian | hoaks(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Irish | dallamullóg(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Italian | bufala(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), frode(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), inganno(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), frodare(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Japanese | でっち上げ(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), ペテン(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), 悪戯(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), ペテンに掛ける(to deceive with a hoax) | detchiage, peten, itazura, peten-ni kakeru | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | yânglòupīng(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), yāng-ō(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), yânglòupīng(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Korean | 사기치다(to deceive with a hoax), 속임수를 쓰다(to deceive with a hoax) | sagichida, sogimsu-reul sseuda | |
| Lithuanian | melagiena(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Lushootseed | səxʷʔiw̓adəb(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), səxʷʔiw̓adəb(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Malay | olok-olok(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), olokan(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Māori | māminga(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), tinihanga(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), māminga(to deceive with a hoax), tinihanga(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Norwegian | bedrag(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), puss(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Polish | mistyfikacja(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), szalbierstwo(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), oszukać(to deceive with a hoax), oszukiwać(to deceive with a hoax), przekręcać(to deceive with a hoax), przekręcić(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Portuguese | embuste(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), embustice(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), fraude(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), logro(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), ludíbrio(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), fraudar(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Romanian | cioară vopsită(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), fumigenă(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), păcăli(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Russian | мистифика́ция(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), обма́н(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), ро́зыгрыш(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), трюк(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), вводить в заблуждение(to deceive with a hoax), обманывать(to deceive with a hoax), разы́грывать(to deceive with a hoax), разыгра́ть(to deceive with a hoax) | mistifikácija, obmán, rózygryš, trjuk, vvoditʹ v zabluždenije, obmanyvatʹ, razýgryvatʹ, razygrátʹ | |
| Sicilian | mbrogghiu(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), mbrusatura(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), pigghiata pû culu(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Spanish | borrego(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), bulo(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), embuste(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), engaño(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), filfa(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), fraude(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), infundio(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), paparrucha(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), paparruchada(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), trola(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Swedish | bluff(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick), bedra(to deceive with a hoax), lura(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Tagalog | talimangmang(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — | |
| Vietnamese | chơi khăm(to deceive with a hoax), lừa đảo(to deceive with a hoax) | — | |
| Welsh | cast(anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick) | — |
engany
falešná zpráva, habaďůra, kachna, mystifikace, podvod, žert, napálit, podvést
blago, mistifiko
halda fyri gjøldur, lumpa, villa
huijaus, huijata
canular, intox, mystification, berner, duper
alburgada, algueiro, andrómena, conto, enguedello, grola, padumada, pandullada, trapallada, baratar, decebir, deludir, embair, embougar, engaitar, falir, fraudar, trafulcar, trapazar
Ente, Falschmeldung, Gag, Schabernack, Schwindel, Streich, Trick, Ulk, anführen, einen Bären aufbinden, foppen, hereinlegen
beugratás, kacsa, tréfa, átverés, álhíresztel
dup-igo
hoaks
dallamullóg
bufala, frode, inganno, frodare
yânglòupīng, yāng-ō, yânglòupīng
melagiena
səxʷʔiw̓adəb, səxʷʔiw̓adəb
olok-olok, olokan
māminga, tinihanga, māminga, tinihanga
bedrag, puss
mistyfikacja, szalbierstwo, oszukać, oszukiwać, przekręcać, przekręcić
embuste, embustice, fraude, logro, ludíbrio, fraudar
cioară vopsită, fumigenă, păcăli
мистифика́ция, обма́н, ро́зыгрыш, трюк, вводить в заблуждение, обманывать, разы́грывать, разыгра́ть
mistifikácija, obmán, rózygryš, trjuk, vvoditʹ v zabluždenije, obmanyvatʹ, razýgryvatʹ, razygrátʹ
mbrogghiu, mbrusatura, pigghiata pû culu
borrego, bulo, embuste, engaño, filfa, fraude, infundio, paparrucha, paparruchada, trola
bluff, bedra, lura
talimangmang
chơi khăm, lừa đảo
cast
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