Pauper
//ˈpɔː.pə//
Translations of "pauper" (38 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | πένης(one who is extremely poor) | pénēs | |
| Arabic | فَقِير(one who is extremely poor) | faqīr | |
| Belarusian | бе́дны(one who is extremely poor), бяда́к(one who is extremely poor), галя́к(one who is extremely poor), жабра́к(one who is extremely poor) | bjédny, bjadák, halják, žabrák | |
| Bulgarian | бедня́к(one who is extremely poor), сирома́х(one who is extremely poor) | bednják, siromáh | |
| Cherokee | ᎤᏲ ᎢᏳᏛᎿᏕᎩ(one who is extremely poor) | uyo iyudvhnadegi | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 窮光蛋 /穷光蛋(one who is extremely poor), 窮鬼 /穷鬼(one who is extremely poor) | qióngguāngdàn, qióngguǐ | |
| Czech | chudák(one who is extremely poor), chuďas(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Danish | fattiglem(one who is extremely poor), fattiglus(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Dutch | pauper(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Esperanto | malriĉulo(one who is extremely poor), povrulo(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Estonian | kerjus(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Finnish | keppikerjäläinen(one who is extremely poor), rutiköyhä(one who is extremely poor), sosiaaliturvaan oikeutettu(one living on or eligible for public charity), sosiaaliturvan varassa elävä(one living on or eligible for public charity), tyhjätasku(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| French | indigent(one who is extremely poor), pauvre(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| German | Armer(one who is extremely poor), Bettelknabe(one who is extremely poor), Unterstützungsempfänger(one living on or eligible for public charity) | — | |
| Greek | άπορος(one living on or eligible for public charity), ζητιάνος(one living on or eligible for public charity), πένης(one who is extremely poor) | áporos, zitiános, pénis | |
| Hebrew | עני(one who is extremely poor) | aní | |
| Italian | bisognoso(one who is extremely poor), indigente(one who is extremely poor), indigente(one living on or eligible for public charity), nullatenente(one who is extremely poor), poveraccio(one who is extremely poor), povero(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Japanese | 貧困者(one who is extremely poor), 貧民(one who is extremely poor), 貧者(one who is extremely poor) | hinkonsha, hinmin, hinja | |
| Korean | 극빈자(one who is extremely poor), 빈민(one who is extremely poor), 빈자(one who is extremely poor) | geukbinja, binmin, binja | |
| Latin | pauper(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Macedonian | бедник(one who is extremely poor), голак(one who is extremely poor), голтар(one who is extremely poor), сиромав(one who is extremely poor) | bednik, golak, goltar, siromav | |
| Māori | pō(w)hara(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | fattiglem(one who is extremely poor), fattiglus(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | درویش(one who is extremely poor), فقیر(one who is extremely poor), فقیر(one living on or eligible for public charity) | derviş, fakir, fakir | |
| Persian | بدبخت(one who is extremely poor), بینوا(one who is extremely poor), مستحق(one living on or eligible for public charity), نیازمند(one living on or eligible for public charity) | badbaxt, bi-navâ, mostahaq, niyâzmand | |
| Polish | biedak(one who is extremely poor), nędzarz(one who is extremely poor), ubogi(one who is extremely poor), żebrak(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Portuguese | indigente(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Russian | бе́дный(one who is extremely poor), бедня́к(one who is extremely poor), неиму́щий(one who is extremely poor), ни́щий(one who is extremely poor), нужда́ющийся(one who is extremely poor) | bédnyj, bednják, neimúščij, níščij, nuždájuščijsja | |
| Serbo-Croatian | siromah(one who is extremely poor), сиромах(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Sicilian | disgrazziatu(one who is extremely poor), disgrazziatu(one living on or eligible for public charity), mischinazzu(one who is extremely poor), mischinazzu(one living on or eligible for public charity), mischinu(one who is extremely poor), mischinu(one living on or eligible for public charity), nullatinenti(one who is extremely poor), nullatinenti(one living on or eligible for public charity), puvirazzu(one who is extremely poor), puvirazzu(one living on or eligible for public charity), pòviru(one who is extremely poor), pòviru(one living on or eligible for public charity), senzarobba(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Slovak | chudák(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Slovene | berač(one who is extremely poor), revež(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Spanish | indigente(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Swahili | fukara(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Swedish | fattighjon(one who is extremely poor), fattiglapp(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Turkish | düşkün(one who is extremely poor), fukara(one who is extremely poor) | — | |
| Ukrainian | бі́дний(one who is extremely poor), бідня́к(one who is extremely poor), па́впер(one who is extremely poor), па́упер(one who is extremely poor), сірома́(one who is extremely poor), сірома́ха(one who is extremely poor) | bídnyj, bidnják, pávper, páuper, siromá, siromáxa | |
| Yiddish | אָרעמאַן(one who is extremely poor), אבֿיון(one who is extremely poor) | oreman, evyen |
chudák, chuďas
fattiglem, fattiglus
pauper
malriĉulo, povrulo
kerjus
keppikerjäläinen, rutiköyhä, sosiaaliturvaan oikeutettu, sosiaaliturvan varassa elävä, tyhjätasku
indigent, pauvre
Armer, Bettelknabe, Unterstützungsempfänger
bisognoso, indigente, indigente, nullatenente, poveraccio, povero
pauper
pō(w)hara
fattiglem, fattiglus
biedak, nędzarz, ubogi, żebrak
indigente
бе́дный, бедня́к, неиму́щий, ни́щий, нужда́ющийся
bédnyj, bednják, neimúščij, níščij, nuždájuščijsja
siromah, сиромах
disgrazziatu, disgrazziatu, mischinazzu, mischinazzu, mischinu, mischinu, nullatinenti, nullatinenti, puvirazzu, puvirazzu, pòviru, pòviru, senzarobba
chudák
berač, revež
indigente
fukara
fattighjon, fattiglapp
düşkün, fukara
бі́дний, бідня́к, па́впер, па́упер, сірома́, сірома́ха
bídnyj, bidnják, pávper, páuper, siromá, siromáxa
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