Prick

//pɹɪk//

Translations of "prick" (55 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afrikaans	peester((slang) a penis)	—
Albanian	ngul(to pierce), shpoj(to pierce)	—
Ancient Greek	κεντέω(to pierce)	kentéō
Arabic	أَيْر((slang) a penis), زُبّ((slang) a penis), زُبْر((slang) a penis), قْرص(to pierce)	ʔayr, zubb, zubr, qrəṣ
Armenian	խայթոց(feeling of being pierced or punctured)	xaytʻocʻ
Bashkir	сәнске(small pointed object), ҡутаҡ((slang) a penis)	sənske, qutaq
Belarusian	хуй((slang) a penis)	xuj
Bulgarian	кур((slang) a penis), острие(small pointed object), убождане(feeling of being pierced or punctured), хуй((slang) a penis), шип(small pointed object), пришпорвам(to urge, goad), пробивам(to pierce), убождам(to pierce)	kur, ostrie, uboždane, huj, šip, prišporvam, probivam, uboždam
Catalan	cigala((slang) a penis), piu((slang) a penis)	—
Chinese	lān-hut((slang) a penis)	—
Chinese Mandarin	傻屌(an annoying person), 小弟弟((slang) a penis), 小雞雞 /小鸡鸡((slang) a penis), 屌((slang) a penis), 雞巴 /鸡巴((slang) a penis), 鳥 /鸟((slang) a penis)	shǎdiǎo, xiǎodìdì, xiǎojījī, diǎo, jība, diǎo
Czech	lofas((slang) a penis), čurák((slang) a penis)	—
Danish	brod(small pointed object), pig(small pointed object), pik((slang) a penis), prik(feeling of being pierced or punctured), prik((slang) a penis), stik(feeling of being pierced or punctured)	—
Dutch	lul((slang) a penis), lul(an annoying person), oen(an annoying person), onnozelaar(an annoying person), pestkop(an annoying person), pik((slang) a penis), prik(feeling of being pierced or punctured), slurf((slang) a penis), toeter((slang) a penis), prikken(to pierce)	—
Esperanto	kaco((slang) a penis), kaculo(an annoying person), piki(to pierce)	—
Faroese	bakbeist(an annoying person), lortendi(an annoying person)	—
Finnish	kulli((slang) a penis), kyrpä((slang) a penis), mulkku((slang) a penis), mulkku(an annoying person), nasta(small pointed object), oka(small pointed object), piikki(small pointed object), pisto(feeling of being pierced or punctured), pistää(to pierce)	—
French	andouille(an annoying person), bite((slang) a penis), connard(an annoying person), emmerdeur(an annoying person), enfoiré(an annoying person), paf((slang) a penis), petit con(an annoying person), pine((slang) a penis), pédé(an annoying person), queue((slang) a penis), vit((slang) a penis), zob((slang) a penis), piquer(to pierce)	—
Galician	acha(small pointed object), aguillón(small pointed object), estádea(small pointed object), guizo(small pointed object), lerca(small pointed object), pitela(small pointed object), racha(small pointed object), aguilloar(to urge, goad), esporear(to urge, goad), picar(to pierce)	—
German	Arschloch (asshole)(an annoying person), Dorn(small pointed object), Lümmel(an annoying person), Nervensäge(an annoying person), Pimmel((slang) a penis), Schwanz((slang) a penis), Spitze(small pointed object), Stachel(small pointed object), Stechen(feeling of being pierced or punctured), Stich(feeling of being pierced or punctured), stechen(to pierce)	—
Greek	πούτσα((slang) a penis)	poútsa
Greenlandic	usuk((slang) a penis)	—
Hungarian	fasz((slang) a penis), fasz(an annoying person), faszfej(an annoying person), pöcs((slang) a penis), pöcs(an annoying person)	—
Indonesian	bajingan(an annoying person), bedebah(an annoying person), brengsek(an annoying person), burung((slang) a penis), keparat(an annoying person), kontol((slang) a penis), peler((slang) a penis), tusukan(feeling of being pierced or punctured)	—
Irish	bior(small pointed object), dealg(small pointed object), dealg(small pointed object), goineog(small pointed object), slat((slang) a penis), tairne(small pointed object), tairne(small pointed object), tairne((slang) a penis), clip(to urge, goad)	—
Italian	cazzo((slang) a penis)	—
Japanese	おちんちん((slang) a penis), ちんこ((slang) a penis), ちんちん((slang) a penis), ちんぽ((slang) a penis), ちんぽこ((slang) a penis), ぽこちん((slang) a penis), まら((slang) a penis)	o-chinchin, chinko, chinchin, chinpo, chinpoko, pokochin, mara
Latin	mentula((slang) a penis), mūtō((slang) a penis), stimulus(small pointed object), pungō(to pierce)	—
Limburgish	zak(an annoying person)	—
Lithuanian	bybis((slang) a penis)	—
Macedonian	кур((slang) a penis), мандало((slang) a penis), стап((slang) a penis), убод(feeling of being pierced or punctured)	kur, mandalo, stap, ubod
Malay	butuh((slang) a penis)	—
Māori	kātara(small pointed object), raho(an annoying person), oka(to pierce)	—
Navajo	achoʼ((slang) a penis)	—
Northern Sami	cillu((slang) a penis), cissá((slang) a penis), návli((slang) a penis)	—
Norwegian	kuk((slang) a penis), pikk((slang) a penis)	—
Ottoman Turkish	ایكنه(small pointed object), دورتمك(to urge, goad)	iğne, dürtmek
Polish	chuj((slang) a penis), ukłucie(feeling of being pierced or punctured)	—
Portuguese	arrogante(an annoying person), farpa(small pointed object), ignorante(an annoying person), pau((slang) a penis), pica((slang) a penis), picada(feeling of being pierced or punctured), pontada(feeling of being pierced or punctured)	—
Quechua	kichkay(to pierce), t'uksiy(to pierce)	—
Romanian	bou(an annoying person), ciupitură(feeling of being pierced or punctured), pișcătură(feeling of being pierced or punctured), pulă((slang) a penis), împunsătură(feeling of being pierced or punctured), înțepătură(feeling of being pierced or punctured), ciupi(to pierce), pișca(to pierce), împunge(to pierce), înțepa(to pierce)	—
Russian	недоу́мок(an annoying person), писю́н((slang) a penis), приду́рок(an annoying person), проко́л(feeling of being pierced or punctured), уко́л(feeling of being pierced or punctured), хер((slang) a penis), хуй((slang) a penis), член((slang) a penis), шип(small pointed object)	nedoúmok, pisjún, pridúrok, prokól, ukól, xer, xuj, člen, šip
Sanskrit	अष्ट्रा(small pointed object)	aṣṭrā
Scottish Gaelic	bod((slang) a penis), stob(small pointed object), stob(to pierce)	—
Serbo-Croatian	pimpek((slang) a penis), pizdek(an annoying person), pizdun(an annoying person), pizdun(an annoying person)	—
Slovak	kokot((slang) a penis)	—
Slovene	kurac((slang) a penis)	—
Spanish	aguja(small pointed object), astilla(small pointed object), conchasumadre(an annoying person), culeado(an annoying person), gilipollas(an annoying person), macana((slang) a penis), picha((slang) a penis), pichula((slang) a penis), pija((slang) a penis), pinchazo(feeling of being pierced or punctured), pincho(small pointed object), piquete(feeling of being pierced or punctured), punzada(feeling of being pierced or punctured), reata((slang) a penis), empuyar (disused)(to pierce), espichar(to pierce), pinchar(to pierce), pungir(to pierce), puyar(to pierce), puyar(to urge, goad)	—
Swedish	kuk((slang) a penis), pitt((slang) a penis), snopp((slang) a penis)	—
Thai	ควย((slang) a penis), ทิ่ม(to pierce)	kuai, tîm
Udmurt	кульы((slang) a penis)	kuľy
Ukrainian	пру́тень((slang) a penis), пісю́н((slang) a penis), хуй((slang) a penis)	prútenʹ, pisjún, xuj
Walloon	piker(to pierce)	—
Yiddish	שװאַנץ((slang) a penis), שװאַנץ(an annoying person)	shvants, shvants
Zyphe	dong(to pierce)	—

Afrikaans

peester

Albanian

ngul, shpoj

Ancient Greek

κεντέω

kentéō

Arabic

أَيْر, زُبّ, زُبْر, قْرص

ʔayr, zubb, zubr, qrəṣ

Armenian

խայթոց

xaytʻocʻ

Bashkir

сәнске, ҡутаҡ

sənske, qutaq

Belarusian

хуй

xuj

Bulgarian

кур, острие, убождане, хуй, шип, пришпорвам, пробивам, убождам

kur, ostrie, uboždane, huj, šip, prišporvam, probivam, uboždam

Catalan

cigala, piu

Chinese

lān-hut

Chinese Mandarin

傻屌, 小弟弟, 小雞雞 /小鸡鸡, 屌, 雞巴 /鸡巴, 鳥 /鸟

shǎdiǎo, xiǎodìdì, xiǎojījī, diǎo, jība, diǎo

Czech

lofas, čurák

Danish

brod, pig, pik, prik, prik, stik

Dutch

lul, lul, oen, onnozelaar, pestkop, pik, prik, slurf, toeter, prikken

Esperanto

kaco, kaculo, piki

Faroese

bakbeist, lortendi

Finnish

kulli, kyrpä, mulkku, mulkku, nasta, oka, piikki, pisto, pistää

French

andouille, bite, connard, emmerdeur, enfoiré, paf, petit con, pine, pédé, queue, vit, zob, piquer

Galician

acha, aguillón, estádea, guizo, lerca, pitela, racha, aguilloar, esporear, picar

German

Arschloch (asshole), Dorn, Lümmel, Nervensäge, Pimmel, Schwanz, Spitze, Stachel, Stechen, Stich, stechen

Greek

πούτσα

poútsa

Greenlandic

usuk

Hungarian

fasz, fasz, faszfej, pöcs, pöcs

Indonesian

bajingan, bedebah, brengsek, burung, keparat, kontol, peler, tusukan

Irish

bior, dealg, dealg, goineog, slat, tairne, tairne, tairne, clip

Italian

cazzo

Japanese

おちんちん, ちんこ, ちんちん, ちんぽ, ちんぽこ, ぽこちん, まら

o-chinchin, chinko, chinchin, chinpo, chinpoko, pokochin, mara

Latin

mentula, mūtō, stimulus, pungō

Limburgish

zak

Lithuanian

bybis

Macedonian

кур, мандало, стап, убод

kur, mandalo, stap, ubod

butuh

kātara, raho, oka

achoʼ

cillu, cissá, návli

kuk, pikk

ایكنه, دورتمك

iğne, dürtmek

Polish

chuj, ukłucie

Portuguese

arrogante, farpa, ignorante, pau, pica, picada, pontada

Quechua

kichkay, t'uksiy

Romanian

bou, ciupitură, pișcătură, pulă, împunsătură, înțepătură, ciupi, pișca, împunge, înțepa

Russian

недоу́мок, писю́н, приду́рок, проко́л, уко́л, хер, хуй, член, шип

nedoúmok, pisjún, pridúrok, prokól, ukól, xer, xuj, člen, šip

Sanskrit

अष्ट्रा

aṣṭrā

Scottish Gaelic

bod, stob, stob

Serbo-Croatian

pimpek, pizdek, pizdun, pizdun

Slovak

kokot

Slovene

kurac

Spanish

aguja, astilla, conchasumadre, culeado, gilipollas, macana, picha, pichula, pija, pinchazo, pincho, piquete, punzada, reata, empuyar (disused), espichar, pinchar, pungir, puyar, puyar