Mutilate

//ˈmjuː.tɪˌleɪt//

Translations of "mutilate" (23 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	κολοβόω(To physically harm as to impair use)	kolobóō
Arabic	بَتَرَ(To physically harm as to impair use), جَدَعَ(To physically harm as to impair use), جَذَعَ(To physically harm as to impair use), شَوِهَ(To physically harm as to impair use)	batara, jadaʕa, jaḏaʕa, šawiha
Bulgarian	осакатявам(To physically harm as to impair use), повреждам(To destroy beyond recognition)	osakatjavam, povreždam
Chinese Mandarin	殘害 /残害(To physically harm as to impair use), 殘毀 /残毁(To physically harm as to impair use)	cánhài, cánhuǐ
Danish	lemlæste(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Dutch	verhakkelen(To destroy beyond recognition), verminken(To physically harm as to impair use), verminken(To destroy beyond recognition), verminken(To render imperfect or defective)	—
Estonian	moonutama(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Finnish	pahoinpidellä(To physically harm as to impair use), ruhjoa(To destroy beyond recognition), runnella(To physically harm as to impair use), runnella(To destroy beyond recognition), silpoa(To destroy beyond recognition), turmella(To render imperfect or defective), tärvellä(To render imperfect or defective)	—
French	mutiler(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Galician	mutilar(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
German	verschandeln(To physically harm as to impair use), verstümmeln(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Irish	loit(To destroy beyond recognition)	—
Japanese	ばらばらにする(To physically harm as to impair use), 不具にする(To physically harm as to impair use), 切断する(To physically harm as to impair use), 骨抜きにする(To render imperfect or defective)	barabara ni suru, fugu ni suru, setsudan suru, honenuki ni suru
Latin	discerpō(To physically harm as to impair use), lacerō(To destroy beyond recognition)	—
Macedonian	обезличува(To destroy beyond recognition), осакатува(To physically harm as to impair use), оштетува(To render imperfect or defective)	obezličuva, osakatuva, oštetuva
Old English	hamelian(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Old French	desmembrer(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Portuguese	mutilar(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Romanian	devasta(To destroy beyond recognition), mutila(To physically harm as to impair use), mutila(To render imperfect or defective), schilodi(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Russian	кале́чить(To physically harm as to impair use), уве́чить(To physically harm as to impair use), уро́довать(To physically harm as to impair use)	kaléčitʹ, uvéčitʹ, uródovatʹ
Serbo-Croatian	sakatiti(To physically harm as to impair use), sakatiti(To physically harm as to impair use), сакатити(To physically harm as to impair use)	—
Spanish	mutilar(To physically harm as to impair use), mutilar(To destroy beyond recognition)	—
Swedish	stympa(To physically harm as to impair use)	—