Prudish

//ˈpɹuːdɪʃ//

Translations of "prudish" (22 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	βαυκός(exaggeratedly proper)	baukós
Bulgarian	превзет(exaggeratedly proper), фалшиво скромен(exaggeratedly proper)	prevzet, falšivo skromen
Chinese Mandarin	过分拘谨的(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Czech	prudérní(exaggeratedly proper), upjatý(exaggeratedly proper), škrobený(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Danish	sippet(exaggeratedly proper), snerpet(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Dutch	preuts(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Esperanto	pruda(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Finnish	kainosteleva(exaggeratedly proper), sievistelevä(exaggeratedly proper), tekosiveä(exaggeratedly proper)	—
French	prude(exaggeratedly proper), pudibond(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Galician	encobado(exaggeratedly proper), suiño(exaggeratedly proper)	—
German	prüde(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Greek	σεμνότυφος(exaggeratedly proper)	semnótyfos
Hungarian	prűd(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Italian	pudico(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Norwegian	fisefin(exaggeratedly proper), prippen(exaggeratedly proper), snerpete(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Polish	pruderyjny(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Portuguese	pudico(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Romanian	pudibond(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Russian	жема́нный(exaggeratedly proper), стыдли́вый(exaggeratedly proper)	žemánnyj, stydlívyj
Spanish	cartuchón(exaggeratedly proper), gazmoño(exaggeratedly proper), mojigato(exaggeratedly proper), pacato(exaggeratedly proper), pudibundo(exaggeratedly proper), santurrón(exaggeratedly proper), timorato(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Swedish	pryd(exaggeratedly proper)	—
Turkish	iffetfüruş(exaggeratedly proper), namus düşkünü(exaggeratedly proper), namus kumkuması(exaggeratedly proper)	—