Mob
//mɒb//
Translations of "mob" (37 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | turmë(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | συρφετός(the lower classes of a community) | surphetós | |
| Bulgarian | простолюдие(the lower classes of a community), тълпа(unruly group of people), обкръжавам(to crowd around a person), тълпя се(to crowd into or around something) | prostoljudie, tǎlpa, obkrǎžavam, tǎlpja se | |
| Burmese | အပြိန်း(unruly group of people) | a.prin: | |
| Catalan | xurma(the lower classes of a community), xusma(the lower classes of a community) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 暴民(unruly group of people), 烏合之眾 /乌合之众(unruly group of people) | bàomín, wūhézhlzhòng | |
| Czech | chátra(the lower classes of a community), dav(unruly group of people), stádo(group of animals) | — | |
| Dutch | kudde(group of animals), massa(unruly group of people), menigte(unruly group of people), omgeven(to crowd around a person) | — | |
| Esperanto | amaso(unruly group of people), homamaso(unruly group of people), kanajlaro(unruly group of people), plebo(the lower classes of a community), popolamaso(the lower classes of a community), svarmo(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Finnish | lauma(unruly group of people), lauma(group of animals), väkijoukko(unruly group of people), piirittää(to crowd around a person), tungeksia(to crowd into or around something), tunkea(to crowd into or around something) | — | |
| French | cohue(unruly group of people), foule(unruly group of people), troupeau(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Galician | armentío(group of animals), avenza(group of animals), beceira(group of animals), benza(group of animals), cazualla(the lower classes of a community), chouma(the lower classes of a community), chusma(unruly group of people), colimalla(the lower classes of a community), gafualla(the lower classes of a community), gafullada(the lower classes of a community), gandaiada(unruly group of people), gandallada(the lower classes of a community), grea(group of animals), gurrufalla(the lower classes of a community), magote(group of animals), mancoalla(group of animals), morralla(the lower classes of a community), rabaño(group of animals), tagallo(group of animals), tropa(unruly group of people), turba(unruly group of people), xentalla(the lower classes of a community), xentualla(the lower classes of a community), zurrumalla(the lower classes of a community) | — | |
| Georgian | ბრბო(unruly group of people) | brbo | |
| German | Herde(group of animals), Pöbel(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Greek | σκυλολόι(unruly group of people), όχλος(unruly group of people), όχλος(group of animals), στριμώχνω(to crowd around a person) | skylolói, óchlos, óchlos, strimóchno | |
| Hebrew | המון(unruly group of people) | hamón | |
| Hungarian | csőcselék(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Icelandic | múgur(unruly group of people), skríll(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Ido | turbacho(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Italian | accozzaglia(unruly group of people), branco(unruly group of people), branco(group of animals), fiumana(unruly group of people), folla(unruly group of people), schiera(unruly group of people), stuolo(unruly group of people), teppaglia(unruly group of people), torma(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Japanese | 暴徒(unruly group of people), 群れ(group of animals) | bōto, mure | |
| Lao | ບໍລິສັດ(unruly group of people), ຝູງຊົນ(unruly group of people) | bǭ li sat, fūng son | |
| Latin | popellus(unruly group of people), popellus(the lower classes of a community), turba(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Macedonian | толпа(unruly group of people) | tolpa | |
| Māori | māpu(group of animals), mui(to crowd into or around something), popō(to crowd into or around something), tāmuimui(to crowd into or around something) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | Menj(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Polish | banda(unruly group of people), motłoch(unruly group of people), motłoch(the lower classes of a community), tłuszcza(unruly group of people), zgraja(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Portuguese | gentalha(the lower classes of a community), multidão(unruly group of people), turba(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Russian | ба́нда(unruly group of people), сброд(unruly group of people), ста́до(group of animals), толпа́(unruly group of people), чернь(the lower classes of a community), ша́йка(unruly group of people) | bánda, sbrod, stádo, tolpá, černʹ, šájka | |
| Scottish Gaelic | gràisg(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Shan | ၸုမ်းၵူၼ်း(unruly group of people) | tsúm kúun | |
| Spanish | bahorrina(the lower classes of a community), caterva(unruly group of people), chusma(the lower classes of a community), ganado(group of animals), gentuza(the lower classes of a community), germanía(unruly group of people), gleba(the lower classes of a community), marabunta(unruly group of people), maremágnum(unruly group of people), patulea(unruly group of people), picanterío(unruly group of people), poblada(unruly group of people), populacho(unruly group of people), rebaño(group of animals), tropel(unruly group of people), trulla(unruly group of people), turba(unruly group of people), amontonarse alrededor de(to crowd around a person), rodear(to crowd around a person) | — | |
| Swedish | mobb(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Thai | ฝูงชน(unruly group of people), ม็อบ(unruly group of people) | fǔung-chon, mɔ́p | |
| Turkish | ayaktakımı(unruly group of people) | — | |
| Volapük | bubem(group of animals), jevodem(group of animals), kangurem(group of animals) | — | |
| Yiddish | אָנגעלאַף(unruly group of people), אויפֿגעלאַף(unruly group of people), המון(unruly group of people) | óngelaf, óyfgelaf, hamóyn |
turmë
xurma, xusma
chátra, dav, stádo
kudde, massa, menigte, omgeven
amaso, homamaso, kanajlaro, plebo, popolamaso, svarmo
lauma, lauma, väkijoukko, piirittää, tungeksia, tunkea
cohue, foule, troupeau
armentío, avenza, beceira, benza, cazualla, chouma, chusma, colimalla, gafualla, gafullada, gandaiada, gandallada, grea, gurrufalla, magote, mancoalla, morralla, rabaño, tagallo, tropa, turba, xentalla, xentualla, zurrumalla
Herde, Pöbel
csőcselék
múgur, skríll
turbacho
accozzaglia, branco, branco, fiumana, folla, schiera, stuolo, teppaglia, torma
popellus, popellus, turba
māpu, mui, popō, tāmuimui
Menj
banda, motłoch, motłoch, tłuszcza, zgraja
gentalha, multidão, turba
gràisg
bahorrina, caterva, chusma, ganado, gentuza, germanía, gleba, marabunta, maremágnum, patulea, picanterío, poblada, populacho, rebaño, tropel, trulla, turba, amontonarse alrededor de, rodear
mobb
ayaktakımı
bubem, jevodem, kangurem
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