Pest

//pɛst//

Translations of "pest" (41 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Armenian	ուտիճ(destructive insect), վնասատու(destructive insect), վնասատու կենդանի(destructive insect)	utič, vnasatu, vnasatu kendani
Belarusian	шко́днік(destructive insect)	škódnik
Bulgarian	вредител(destructive insect), досадник(annoying person), чума(plague)	vreditel, dosadnik, čuma
Catalan	pesta(plague), plaga(plague)	—
Cornish	mab an pla(annoying person), myrgh an pla(annoying person), pla(plague), pla(destructive insect), plag(plague)	—
Danish	pestilens(annoying person), plage(annoying person), plageånd(annoying person), skadedyr(destructive insect)	—
Dutch	lastpak(annoying person), pest(plague), pest(destructive insect), plaag(plague), plaag(destructive insect)	—
Estonian	kahjur(destructive insect)	—
Finnish	kiusanhenki(annoying person), kiusankappale(annoying person), maanvaiva(annoying person), tuhoeläin(destructive insect)	—
French	moustique(annoying person), nuisible(destructive insect), peste(plague), peste(destructive insect), peste(annoying person)	—
Georgian	მავნებელი(destructive insect)	mavnebeli
German	Pest(area of Budapest — see also Budapest), Nervensäge(annoying person), Pest(plague), Quälgeist(annoying person), Schädling(destructive insect), Seuche(plague)	—
Greek	ζιζάνιο(annoying person), λοιμός(plague), μάστιγα(plague), πανούκλα(plague), πληγή(plague)	zizánio, loimós, mástiga, panoúkla, pligí
Hungarian	Pest(area of Budapest — see also Budapest)	—
Icelandic	meindýr(destructive insect)	—
Indonesian	pes(plague)	—
Irish	crá croí(annoying person), plá(plague)	—
Italian	parassita(destructive insect)	—
Macedonian	чу́ма(plague), штеточина(destructive insect)	čúma, štetočina
Māori	kīrearea(destructive insect), nanakia(annoying person), orotā(destructive insect), orotā(annoying person), pōrearea(annoying person)	—
Marathi	पेश्त(area of Budapest — see also Budapest)	peśta
Navajo	doo yildinii(annoying person)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	skadedyr(destructive insect)	—
Norwegian Nynorsk	skadedyr(destructive insect)	—
Ottoman Turkish	پشته(area of Budapest — see also Budapest), خستهلق(plague), طاعون(plague)	Peşte, hastalık, taʼun
Persian	آفت(destructive insect), آگفت(destructive insect)	āfat, āgaft
Plautdietsch	Onjenieech(annoying person), Ploag(annoying person)	—
Polish	epidemia(plague), insekt(destructive insect), plaga(plague), szkodnik(destructive insect), utrapieniec(annoying person), zaraza(plague)	—
Portuguese	peste(plague), peste(destructive insect), peste(annoying person)	—
Romanian	pestă(plague)	—
Russian	вреди́тель(destructive insect), вреди́тель(annoying person), мор(plague), парази́т(annoying person), чума́(plague)	vredítelʹ, vredítelʹ, mor, parazít, čumá
Sardinian	errebiu(destructive insect)	—
Scottish Gaelic	meaban(annoying person), plàigh(plague), plàigh(destructive insect), plàigh(annoying person)	—
Serbo-Croatian	dosadnjáković(annoying person), dosàdnjāk(annoying person), štetòčina(destructive insect), štȅtnīk(destructive insect)	—
Spanish	moscardón(annoying person), peste(plague), peste(destructive insect), pestilencia(plague), pestilencia(destructive insect)	—
Swedish	pest(plague), skadedjur(destructive insect)	—
Tagalog	angol(plague), taping(plague)	—
Turkish	Peşte(area of Budapest — see also Budapest), haşere(destructive insect)	—
Ukrainian	шкідни́к(destructive insect)	škidnýk
Volapük	dämabanim(destructive insect), dämabanimil(destructive insect), dämabanäsäk(destructive insect), dämabaplan(destructive insect), minimil(destructive insect)	—
Walloon	pesse(plague)	—