Hooligan
//ˈhuː.lɪ.ɡən//
Translations of "hooligan" (55 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | huligan(person that causes trouble or violence), rrugaç(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Arabic | أزعر(person that causes trouble or violence), دَمَوِيّ(person that causes trouble or violence), سَفَّاح(person that causes trouble or violence) | ʔazʕar, damawiyy, saffāḥ | |
| Armenian | խուլիգան(person that causes trouble or violence) | xuligan | |
| Assyrian Neo-Aramaic | ܫܹܠܵܬܹܐ(person that causes trouble or violence) | shelati | |
| Azerbaijani | xuliqan(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Belarusian | хуліга́н(person that causes trouble or violence), хуліга́нка(person that causes trouble or violence) | xulihán, xulihánka | |
| Bulgarian | хулига́н(person that causes trouble or violence), хулига́нка(person that causes trouble or violence) | huligán, huligánka | |
| Burmese | လမ်းသရဲ(person that causes trouble or violence) | lam:sa.rai: | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 爛仔 /烂仔(person that causes trouble or violence) | laan⁶ zai² | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 歹徒(person that causes trouble or violence), 流氓(person that causes trouble or violence), 阿飛 /阿飞(person that causes trouble or violence) | dǎitú, liúmáng, āfēi | |
| Czech | chuligán(person that causes trouble or violence), chuligánka(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Dutch | hooligan(person that causes trouble or violence), onruststoker(person that causes trouble or violence), vechtersbaas(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Esperanto | huligano(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Estonian | huligaan(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Finnish | huligaani(person that causes trouble or violence), häirikkö(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| French | casseur(person that causes trouble or violence), hooligan(person that causes trouble or violence), voyou(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Galician | arroallo(person that causes trouble or violence), bergante(person that causes trouble or violence), bourión(person that causes trouble or violence), bullangueiro(person that causes trouble or violence), lampantín(person that causes trouble or violence), lofa(person that causes trouble or violence), raido(person that causes trouble or violence), tarabelo(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Georgian | ხულიგანი(person that causes trouble or violence) | xuligani | |
| German | Halbstarker(person that causes trouble or violence), Hooligan(person that causes trouble or violence), Querulant(person that causes trouble or violence), Randalierer(person that causes trouble or violence), Raufbold(person that causes trouble or violence), Rowdy(person that causes trouble or violence), Störenfried(person that causes trouble or violence), Unruhestifter(person that causes trouble or violence), Vandale(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Greek | ταραξίας(person that causes trouble or violence), ταραχοποιός(person that causes trouble or violence), χούλιγκαν(person that causes trouble or violence) | taraxías, tarachopoiós, choúligkan | |
| Hebrew | חוּלִיגָן(person that causes trouble or violence) | ḥuligán | |
| Hindi | गुंडा(person that causes trouble or violence) | guṇḍā | |
| Hungarian | huligán(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Irish | amhas(person that causes trouble or violence), amhasóir(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Italian | hooligan(person that causes trouble or violence), teppista(person that causes trouble or violence), vandalo(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Japanese | ならず者(person that causes trouble or violence), フーリガン(person that causes trouble or violence), 不良(person that causes trouble or violence), 与太者(person that causes trouble or violence) | narazumono, fūrigan, furyō, yotamono | |
| Kazakh | бейбастақ(person that causes trouble or violence), бұзақы(person that causes trouble or violence), бұзылған(person that causes trouble or violence), бұзық(person that causes trouble or violence), хулиган(person that causes trouble or violence) | beibastaq, būzaqy, būzylğan, būzyq, xuligan | |
| Khmer | កាចកោង(person that causes trouble or violence) | kaac kaong | |
| Korean | 깡패(person that causes trouble or violence), 불량배(person that causes trouble or violence), 불량자(person that causes trouble or violence), 불한당(person that causes trouble or violence), 악당(person that causes trouble or violence), 훌리건(person that causes trouble or violence) | kkangpae, bullyangbae, bullyangja, bulhandang, akdang, hulligeon | |
| Kyrgyz | бейбаш(person that causes trouble or violence), зөөкүр(person that causes trouble or violence), хулиган(person that causes trouble or violence) | beybaş, zöökür, huligan | |
| Lao | ນັກປຸ້ນ(person that causes trouble or violence), ສາຣະໂກກ(person that causes trouble or violence) | nak pun, sā ra kōk | |
| Latvian | huligāns(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Lithuanian | chuliganas(person that causes trouble or violence), triukšmadarys(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Macedonian | хулига́н(person that causes trouble or violence), хулига́нка(person that causes trouble or violence) | huligán, huligánka | |
| Malayalam | ഗുണ്ട(person that causes trouble or violence) | guṇṭa | |
| Māori | rarikena(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Persian | قلدر(person that causes trouble or violence), لات(person that causes trouble or violence) | qoldor, lât | |
| Polish | chuligan(person that causes trouble or violence), chuliganka(person that causes trouble or violence), warchoł(person that causes trouble or violence), zabijaka(person that causes trouble or violence), zakapiór(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Portuguese | arruaceiro(person that causes trouble or violence), baderneiro(person that causes trouble or violence), hooligan(person that causes trouble or violence), vândalo(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Romanian | huligan(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Russian | буя́н(person that causes trouble or violence), дебоши́р(person that causes trouble or violence), забия́ка(person that causes trouble or violence), зади́ра(person that causes trouble or violence), хулига́н(person that causes trouble or violence), хулига́нка(person that causes trouble or violence) | buján, debošír, zabijáka, zadíra, xuligán, xuligánka | |
| Serbo-Croatian | hȕligān(person that causes trouble or violence), hȕligānka(person that causes trouble or violence), ху̏лига̄н(person that causes trouble or violence), ху̏лига̄нка(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Slovak | chuligán(person that causes trouble or violence), chuligánka(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Slovene | huligan(person that causes trouble or violence), huliganka(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Spanish | gamberra(person that causes trouble or violence), gamberro(person that causes trouble or violence), hooligan(person that causes trouble or violence), vándala(person that causes trouble or violence), vándalo(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Swedish | huligan(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Tajik | авбош(person that causes trouble or violence), безорӣ(person that causes trouble or violence) | avboš, bezori | |
| Thai | จิ๊กโก๋(person that causes trouble or violence), นักเลง(person that causes trouble or violence) | jík-gǒo, nák-leeng | |
| Turkish | holigan(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Turkmen | huligan(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Ukrainian | хуліга́н(person that causes trouble or violence), хуліга́нка(person that causes trouble or violence) | xulihán, xulihánka | |
| Urdu | غنڈہ(person that causes trouble or violence), گنڈا(person that causes trouble or violence) | ġunḍah, gunḍā | |
| Uzbek | bezori(person that causes trouble or violence), xuligan(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Vietnamese | hô-li-gân(person that causes trouble or violence) | — | |
| Yiddish | כוליגאַן(person that causes trouble or violence) | khuligan |
huligan, rrugaç
xuliqan
chuligán, chuligánka
hooligan, onruststoker, vechtersbaas
huligano
huligaan
huligaani, häirikkö
casseur, hooligan, voyou
arroallo, bergante, bourión, bullangueiro, lampantín, lofa, raido, tarabelo
Halbstarker, Hooligan, Querulant, Randalierer, Raufbold, Rowdy, Störenfried, Unruhestifter, Vandale
huligán
amhas, amhasóir
hooligan, teppista, vandalo
huligāns
chuliganas, triukšmadarys
rarikena
chuligan, chuliganka, warchoł, zabijaka, zakapiór
arruaceiro, baderneiro, hooligan, vândalo
huligan
буя́н, дебоши́р, забия́ка, зади́ра, хулига́н, хулига́нка
buján, debošír, zabijáka, zadíra, xuligán, xuligánka
hȕligān, hȕligānka, ху̏лига̄н, ху̏лига̄нка
chuligán, chuligánka
huligan, huliganka
gamberra, gamberro, hooligan, vándala, vándalo
huligan
holigan
huligan
bezori, xuligan
hô-li-gân
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.