Monster
//ˈmɒnstə(ɹ)//
Translations of "monster" (86 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | monster(terrifying dangerous creature), monster(bizarre or whimsical creature), monster(anti-social person, especially a criminal), monster(something unusually large) | — | |
| Albanian | përbindësh(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | πέλωρ(terrifying dangerous creature), πέλωρον(terrifying dangerous creature), τέρας(terrifying dangerous creature) | pélōr, pélōron, téras | |
| Arabic | مسيخ(terrifying dangerous creature), وحش(terrifying dangerous creature), وَحْش(terrifying dangerous creature) | masīḵ, waḥš, waḥš | |
| Armenian | հրեշ(terrifying dangerous creature) | hreš | |
| Asturian | monstruu(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | canavar(terrifying dangerous creature), div(terrifying dangerous creature), nəhəng(terrifying dangerous creature), əjdaha(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Bangi | elima(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Basque | munstro(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Belarusian | мо́нстар(terrifying dangerous creature), пачва́ра(terrifying dangerous creature), страхо́цце(terrifying dangerous creature), страхо́цьце(terrifying dangerous creature), страшы́дла(terrifying dangerous creature) | mónstar, pačvára, straxóccje, straxócʹcje, strašýdla | |
| Bengali | দানব(terrifying dangerous creature), দৈত্য(terrifying dangerous creature) | danob, dōitto | |
| Bulgarian | изверг(anti-social person, especially a criminal), чудо́вище(terrifying dangerous creature) | izverg, čudóvište | |
| Burmese | နတ်ဆိုး(terrifying dangerous creature), ဧရာမသတ္တဝါကြီး(terrifying dangerous creature) | nathcui:, erama.satta.wa-kri: | |
| Catalan | monstruós(very large), dimoni(badly behaved child), monstre(terrifying dangerous creature), monstre(bizarre or whimsical creature), monstre(anti-social person, especially a criminal), monstre(badly behaved child), monstre(something unusually large), monstre(a prodigy) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | دێو(bizarre or whimsical creature), لاور(terrifying dangerous creature) | dêw, lawr | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 妖怪(terrifying dangerous creature), 妖物(terrifying dangerous creature), 怪物(terrifying dangerous creature), 魔鬼(terrifying dangerous creature) | yāoguài, yāowù, guàiwu, móguǐ | |
| Czech | nestvůra(terrifying dangerous creature), potvora(terrifying dangerous creature), příšera(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Danish | monster(terrifying dangerous creature), uhyre(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Dutch | monsterachtig(very large), monstrueus(very large), gedrocht(bizarre or whimsical creature), monster(terrifying dangerous creature), monster(bizarre or whimsical creature), monstertje(badly behaved child) | — | |
| Esperanto | monstro(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Estonian | koletis(terrifying dangerous creature), monstrum(terrifying dangerous creature), peletis(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Finnish | hirveä(very large), valtava(very large), hirviö(terrifying dangerous creature), hirviö(anti-social person, especially a criminal), riiviö(badly behaved child) | — | |
| French | monstrueux(very large), bête(a prodigy), monstre(terrifying dangerous creature), monstre(a prodigy) | — | |
| Galician | monstro(terrifying dangerous creature), monstro(anti-social person, especially a criminal) | — | |
| Georgian | მონსტრი(terrifying dangerous creature), ურჩხული(terrifying dangerous creature) | monsṭri, určxuli | |
| German | Monster(terrifying dangerous creature), Ungeheuer(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Greek | τέρας(very large), τέρας(terrifying dangerous creature), τέρας(bizarre or whimsical creature), τέρας(anti-social person, especially a criminal), τέρας(badly behaved child) | téras, téras, téras, téras, téras | |
| Haitian Creole | mons(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Hawaiian | tutua(terrifying dangerous creature), tutua(bizarre or whimsical creature) | — | |
| Hebrew | מִפְלֶצֶת(terrifying dangerous creature) | miflétzet | |
| Hindi | दानव(terrifying dangerous creature), देव(terrifying dangerous creature), दैत्य(terrifying dangerous creature), राक्षस(terrifying dangerous creature) | dānav, dev, daitya, rākṣas | |
| Hungarian | szörny(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Icelandic | skrímsli(terrifying dangerous creature), ófreskja(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Ido | monstro(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | اُعْجوبِه(a prodigy), دیوْ(terrifying dangerous creature), غول(terrifying dangerous creature), هَیولا(terrifying dangerous creature) | o'jube, div, ġul, hayulâ | |
| Irish | ainmhí(terrifying dangerous creature), ainmhí(anti-social person, especially a criminal), amhailt(terrifying dangerous creature), arracht(terrifying dangerous creature), péist(bizarre or whimsical creature) | — | |
| Italian | mostro(terrifying dangerous creature), mostro(anti-social person, especially a criminal) | — | |
| Japanese | モンスター(terrifying dangerous creature), 化け物(terrifying dangerous creature), 怪物(terrifying dangerous creature), 怪異(terrifying dangerous creature) | monsutā | |
| Kazakh | жалмауыз(terrifying dangerous creature), құбыжық(terrifying dangerous creature) | jalmauyz, qūbyjyq | |
| Khmer | បារ(terrifying dangerous creature), យក្ខ(terrifying dangerous creature), វិរូបកាយ(terrifying dangerous creature), វៃយរាពណ៍(terrifying dangerous creature) | baa, yĕək, viruupaʼkaay, vɨyyĕəʼriəp | |
| Korean | 괴물(terrifying dangerous creature), 도깨비(terrifying dangerous creature), 몬스터(terrifying dangerous creature) | goemul, dokkaebi, monseuteo | |
| Kyrgyz | ажыдаар(terrifying dangerous creature) | ajıdaar | |
| Lao | ຜີສາດ(terrifying dangerous creature), ຜີເຜດ(terrifying dangerous creature), ຜີເສື້ອ(terrifying dangerous creature) | phī sāt, phī phēt, phī sư̄a | |
| Latgalian | baisūņs(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Latin | bēlua(terrifying dangerous creature), bēlua(bizarre or whimsical creature), mōnstrum(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Latvian | briesmonis(terrifying dangerous creature), monstrs(terrifying dangerous creature), nezvērs(terrifying dangerous creature), šausmonis(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Lingala | elima(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Lithuanian | baisūnas(terrifying dangerous creature), monstras(terrifying dangerous creature), pabaisa(terrifying dangerous creature), siaubūnas(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Macedonian | чудовиште(terrifying dangerous creature) | čudovište | |
| Malagasy | sampona(terrifying dangerous creature), sampona(bizarre or whimsical creature) | — | |
| Malay | raksasa(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Māori | kaurehe(terrifying dangerous creature), nauhea(anti-social person, especially a criminal), nauwhea(anti-social person, especially a criminal), tuoro(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Marathi | राक्षस(terrifying dangerous creature) | rākṣas | |
| Mongolian | мангас(terrifying dangerous creature) | mangas | |
| Norman | divèrs(terrifying dangerous creature), monstre(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | lawir(terrifying dangerous creature), rawir(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | monster(terrifying dangerous creature), uhyre(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | monster(terrifying dangerous creature), uhyre(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Occitan | monstre(terrifying dangerous creature), mostre(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Old English | fīfel(terrifying dangerous creature), þyrs(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Pashto | دېب(terrifying dangerous creature), دېو(terrifying dangerous creature), هيولا(terrifying dangerous creature) | deb, dew, hayolã | |
| Plautdietsch | Ontia(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Polish | monstrualny(very large), bachor(badly behaved child), bestia(terrifying dangerous creature), bestyja(terrifying dangerous creature), cudak(a prodigy), dziwadło(bizarre or whimsical creature), dziwoląg(bizarre or whimsical creature), dziwotwór(bizarre or whimsical creature), gadzina(bizarre or whimsical creature), kreatura(terrifying dangerous creature), maszkara(terrifying dangerous creature), monstrum(terrifying dangerous creature), monstrum(something unusually large), paskuda(bizarre or whimsical creature), poczwara(terrifying dangerous creature), poczwara(bizarre or whimsical creature), pokraka(bizarre or whimsical creature), potwora(terrifying dangerous creature), potwór(terrifying dangerous creature), potwór(anti-social person, especially a criminal), smarkacz(badly behaved child), straszydło(terrifying dangerous creature), stwór(terrifying dangerous creature), stwór(bizarre or whimsical creature), szkarada(bizarre or whimsical creature) | — | |
| Portuguese | monstro(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Romanian | monstru(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Russian | чудо́вищный(very large), вундерки́нд(a prodigy), ге́ний(a prodigy), гигант(something unusually large), грома́дина(something unusually large), здоровяк(something unusually large), и́зверг(anti-social person, especially a criminal), коло́сс(something unusually large), монстр(terrifying dangerous creature), монстр(anti-social person, especially a criminal), монстр(badly behaved child), не́людь(anti-social person, especially a criminal), потво́р(terrifying dangerous creature), пу́гало(bizarre or whimsical creature), страши́лище(terrifying dangerous creature), страши́лище(bizarre or whimsical creature), уро́д(bizarre or whimsical creature), чу́дище(terrifying dangerous creature), чу́дище(bizarre or whimsical creature), чу́чело(bizarre or whimsical creature), чудо́вище(terrifying dangerous creature), чудо́вище(bizarre or whimsical creature), чудо́вище(anti-social person, especially a criminal), чудо́вище(badly behaved child) | čudóviščnyj, vundɛrkínd, génij, gigant, gromádina, zdorovjak, ízverg, kolóss, monstr, monstr, monstr, néljudʹ, potvór, púgalo, strašílišče, strašílišče, uród, čúdišče, čúdišče, čúčelo, čudóvišče, čudóvišče, čudóvišče, čudóvišče | |
| Scottish Gaelic | uile-bheist(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | nȅmān(terrifying dangerous creature), čȕdovīšte(terrifying dangerous creature), не̏ма̄н(terrifying dangerous creature), чу̏довӣште(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Shor | шебелдей(terrifying dangerous creature) | şebeldey | |
| Slovak | príšera(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Slovene | pošast(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Spanish | fiera(a prodigy), monstruo(terrifying dangerous creature), monstruo(a prodigy), vestiglo(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Swedish | jätte(very large), monster(terrifying dangerous creature), odjur(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Tagalog | halimaw(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Tajik | аждар(terrifying dangerous creature), аждахо(terrifying dangerous creature), аъҷуба(terrifying dangerous creature), дев(terrifying dangerous creature), ғул(terrifying dangerous creature) | aždar, aždaxo, a'juba, dev, ġul | |
| Thai | ปิศาจ(terrifying dangerous creature), ปีศาจ(terrifying dangerous creature), สัตว์ประหลาด(terrifying dangerous creature), อสุรกาย(terrifying dangerous creature), อสูร(terrifying dangerous creature) | bpì-sàat, bpii-sàat, sàt-bprà-làat, à-sù-rá-gaai, à-sǔun | |
| Turkish | canavar(terrifying dangerous creature), dev(terrifying dangerous creature), gulyabani(terrifying dangerous creature), öcü(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Turkmen | gorkunç(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Ukrainian | монстр(terrifying dangerous creature), потво́ра(terrifying dangerous creature), почва́ра(terrifying dangerous creature), чу́дисько(terrifying dangerous creature), чу́дище(terrifying dangerous creature), чудо́висько(terrifying dangerous creature) | monstr, potvóra, počvára, čúdysʹko, čúdyšče, čudóvysʹko | |
| Urdu | دیوْ(terrifying dangerous creature) | dev | |
| Uyghur | مەخلۇق(terrifying dangerous creature) | mexluq | |
| Uzbek | maxluq(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Vietnamese | quái vật(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Welsh | angenfilod(terrifying dangerous creature), anghenfil(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| White Hmong | dab(terrifying dangerous creature) | — | |
| Yiddish | פֿאַרזעעניש(terrifying dangerous creature) | farzeenish |
monster, monster, monster, monster
përbindësh
monstruu
canavar, div, nəhəng, əjdaha
elima
munstro
мо́нстар, пачва́ра, страхо́цце, страхо́цьце, страшы́дла
mónstar, pačvára, straxóccje, straxócʹcje, strašýdla
monstruós, dimoni, monstre, monstre, monstre, monstre, monstre, monstre
nestvůra, potvora, příšera
monster, uhyre
monsterachtig, monstrueus, gedrocht, monster, monster, monstertje
monstro
koletis, monstrum, peletis
hirveä, valtava, hirviö, hirviö, riiviö
monstrueux, bête, monstre, monstre
monstro, monstro
Monster, Ungeheuer
mons
tutua, tutua
szörny
skrímsli, ófreskja
monstro
ainmhí, ainmhí, amhailt, arracht, péist
mostro, mostro
baisūņs
bēlua, bēlua, mōnstrum
briesmonis, monstrs, nezvērs, šausmonis
elima
baisūnas, monstras, pabaisa, siaubūnas
sampona, sampona
raksasa
kaurehe, nauhea, nauwhea, tuoro
divèrs, monstre
lawir, rawir
monster, uhyre
monster, uhyre
monstre, mostre
fīfel, þyrs
Ontia
monstrualny, bachor, bestia, bestyja, cudak, dziwadło, dziwoląg, dziwotwór, gadzina, kreatura, maszkara, monstrum, monstrum, paskuda, poczwara, poczwara, pokraka, potwora, potwór, potwór, smarkacz, straszydło, stwór, stwór, szkarada
monstro
monstru
чудо́вищный, вундерки́нд, ге́ний, гигант, грома́дина, здоровяк, и́зверг, коло́сс, монстр, монстр, монстр, не́людь, потво́р, пу́гало, страши́лище, страши́лище, уро́д, чу́дище, чу́дище, чу́чело, чудо́вище, чудо́вище, чудо́вище, чудо́вище
čudóviščnyj, vundɛrkínd, génij, gigant, gromádina, zdorovjak, ízverg, kolóss, monstr, monstr, monstr, néljudʹ, potvór, púgalo, strašílišče, strašílišče, uród, čúdišče, čúdišče, čúčelo, čudóvišče, čudóvišče, čudóvišče, čudóvišče
uile-bheist
nȅmān, čȕdovīšte, не̏ма̄н, чу̏довӣште
príšera
pošast
fiera, monstruo, monstruo, vestiglo
jätte, monster, odjur
halimaw
ปิศาจ, ปีศาจ, สัตว์ประหลาด, อสุรกาย, อสูร
bpì-sàat, bpii-sàat, sàt-bprà-làat, à-sù-rá-gaai, à-sǔun
canavar, dev, gulyabani, öcü
gorkunç
монстр, потво́ра, почва́ра, чу́дисько, чу́дище, чудо́висько
monstr, potvóra, počvára, čúdysʹko, čúdyšče, čudóvysʹko
maxluq
quái vật
angenfilod, anghenfil
dab
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Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.