Stingy
Translations of "stingy" (72 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | suinig(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | φειδωλός(unwilling to spend or give) | pheidōlós | |
| Arabic | بخيل(unwilling to spend or give), بَخِيل(unwilling to spend or give), بَخِيل(unwilling to spend or give), جعص(unwilling to spend or give) | baḵīl, baḵīl, baḵīl, jiʕṣ | |
| Armenian | ժլատ(unwilling to spend or give) | žlat | |
| Azerbaijani | dargöz(unwilling to spend or give), qaraçı(unwilling to spend or give), simic(unwilling to spend or give), xəsis(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Belarusian | пра́гны(unwilling to spend or give), скупы́(unwilling to spend or give), хці́вы(unwilling to spend or give), хі́жы(unwilling to spend or give) | práhny, skupý, xcívy, xížy | |
| Bulgarian | жилещ(able to sting), скъпернически(unwilling to spend or give), стиснат(unwilling to spend or give) | žilešt, skǎperničeski, stisnat | |
| Campidanese Sardinian | asuríu(unwilling to spend or give), cananèu(unwilling to spend or give), pistriccu(unwilling to spend or give), priogòsu(unwilling to spend or give), stiticu(unwilling to spend or give), taccagnu(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Catalan | aferrat(unwilling to spend or give), escasser(unwilling to spend or give), garrepa(unwilling to spend or give), gasiu(unwilling to spend or give), taquí(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Cebuano | inot(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 孤寒(unwilling to spend or give), 小氣 /小气(unwilling to spend or give) | gu¹ hon⁴, siu² hei³ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 吝嗇 /吝啬(unwilling to spend or give), 小氣 /小气(unwilling to spend or give), 摳 /抠(unwilling to spend or give), 摳門 /抠门(unwilling to spend or give) | lìnsè, xiǎoqì, kōu, kōumén | |
| Czech | chamtivý(unwilling to spend or give), lakomý(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Dalmatian | avaraus(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Danish | fedtet(unwilling to spend or give), gerrig(unwilling to spend or give), nærig(unwilling to spend or give), smålig(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Dutch | gierig(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Esperanto | avara(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Finnish | itara(unwilling to spend or give), kitsas(unwilling to spend or give), nuuka(unwilling to spend or give), pihi(unwilling to spend or give), pistävä(able to sting), saita(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| French | chiche(unwilling to spend or give), pingre(unwilling to spend or give), piquant(able to sting), radin(unwilling to spend or give), rapiat(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Galician | avaro(unwilling to spend or give), lambefoula(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Gallurese | scurzónu(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Georgian | ძუნწი(unwilling to spend or give), წუწურაქი(unwilling to spend or give), ხელმოჭერილი(unwilling to spend or give) | ʒunc̣i, c̣uc̣uraki, xelmoč̣erili | |
| German | geizig(unwilling to spend or give), gierig(unwilling to spend or give), knauserig(unwilling to spend or give), knausrig(unwilling to spend or give), stech(able to sting), stechend(able to sting) | — | |
| Greek | τσιγκούνης(unwilling to spend or give) | tsigkoúnis | |
| Gujarati | કંજૂસ(unwilling to spend or give) | kañjūs | |
| Hawaiian | pī(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Hebrew | קמצן(unwilling to spend or give) | kamtsán | |
| Hindi | कंजूस(unwilling to spend or give), कृपण(unwilling to spend or give) | kañjūs, kŕpaṇ | |
| Hungarian | fukar(unwilling to spend or give), fösvény(unwilling to spend or give), zsugori(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Icelandic | nískur(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Indonesian | pelit(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Ingrian | kuiva(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Irish | ceachartha(unwilling to spend or give), sprionlaithe(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Italian | avaro(unwilling to spend or give), taccagno(unwilling to spend or give), tirchio(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Japanese | けちくさい(unwilling to spend or give), けちな(unwilling to spend or give), 刺しそうな(able to sting), 吝嗇な(unwilling to spend or give) | kechikusai, kechi na, sashisō na, rinshoku na | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | tshīk(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Khmer | កំណាញ់(unwilling to spend or give) | kɑmnaɲ | |
| Korean | 인색한(unwilling to spend or give), 짠(unwilling to spend or give) | insaekhan, jjan | |
| Krio | krabit(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Laz | კიტიპიროზი(unwilling to spend or give) | ǩiťip̌irozi | |
| Lithuanian | šykštus(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Macedonian | алчен(unwilling to spend or give) | alčen | |
| Malay | bakhil(unwilling to spend or give), kedekut(unwilling to spend or give), lokek(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Māori | hākere(unwilling to spend or give), mahuki(unwilling to spend or give), matamau(unwilling to spend or give), matapiko(unwilling to spend or give), tōhē(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Mongolian | нарийн(unwilling to spend or give) | nariin | |
| Northern Kurdish | bexîl(unwilling to spend or give), tima(unwilling to spend or give), çikûs(unwilling to spend or give), çirûk(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Norwegian | gjerrig(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Occitan | avar(unwilling to spend or give), cusson(unwilling to spend or give), rascàs(unwilling to spend or give), sarrat(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Old English | hnēaw(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | جمری(unwilling to spend or give), پنتی(unwilling to spend or give), پیس(unwilling to spend or give) | cimri, pinti, pis | |
| Persian | بخیل(unwilling to spend or give), خَسیس(unwilling to spend or give), کنس(unwilling to spend or give) | baxil, xasis, kenes | |
| Polish | oszczędny(unwilling to spend or give), skąpy(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Portuguese | avaro(unwilling to spend or give), pão-duro(unwilling to spend or give), sovina(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Romanian | avar(unwilling to spend or give), pișcător(able to sting), zgârcit(unwilling to spend or give), înțepător(able to sting) | — | |
| Russian | а́лчный(unwilling to spend or give), жа́дный(unwilling to spend or give), жалящий(able to sting), прижи́мистый(unwilling to spend or give), ска́редный(unwilling to spend or give), скупо́й(unwilling to spend or give) | álčnyj, žádnyj, žaljaščij, prižímistyj, skárednyj, skupój | |
| Sardinian | arragatu(unwilling to spend or give), cogheddu(unwilling to spend or give), grengu(unwilling to spend or give), istitigu(unwilling to spend or give), isurídu(unwilling to spend or give), zeccòsu(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Sassarese | atziccaddu(unwilling to spend or give), migragnòsu(unwilling to spend or give), zecchincùru(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Scots | near the bane(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | škrt(unwilling to spend or give), шкрт(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Slovak | chamtivý(unwilling to spend or give), lakomý(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Slovene | omamen(unwilling to spend or give), pohlepen(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Southern Thai | ขี้มัน(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Spanish | agarrado(unwilling to spend or give), amarrado(unwilling to spend or give), amarrete(unwilling to spend or give), cicatero(unwilling to spend or give), mesquino (desus.)(unwilling to spend or give), mezquino(unwilling to spend or give), pesetero(unwilling to spend or give), pilinque(unwilling to spend or give), pilinqui(unwilling to spend or give), pilishne(unwilling to spend or give), roñoso(unwilling to spend or give), rácano(unwilling to spend or give), tacaño(unwilling to spend or give), ticuiche(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Swedish | girig(unwilling to spend or give), snål(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Tagalog | kuripot(unwilling to spend or give), maramot(unwilling to spend or give), sinding(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Thai | กระดูกขัดมัน(unwilling to spend or give), ขี้เหนียว(unwilling to spend or give), เค็ม(unwilling to spend or give) | kîi-nǐao, kem | |
| Turkish | cimri(unwilling to spend or give), pinti(unwilling to spend or give), rahatsız edici(able to sting) | — | |
| Ukrainian | жа́дний(unwilling to spend or give), жа́дібний(unwilling to spend or give), жадли́вий(unwilling to spend or give), жадни́й(unwilling to spend or give), жаді́бний(unwilling to spend or give), скупи́й(unwilling to spend or give) | žádnyj, žádibnyj, žadlývyj, žadnýj, žadíbnyj, skupýj | |
| Urdu | کنجوس(unwilling to spend or give) | kanjūs | |
| Vietnamese | bủn xỉn(unwilling to spend or give), hà tiện(unwilling to spend or give), keo(unwilling to spend or give), keo kiệt(unwilling to spend or give) | — | |
| Welsh | coliog(able to sting), crintach(unwilling to spend or give), pigog(able to sting) | — | |
| Yiddish | קאַרג(unwilling to spend or give) | karg |
suinig
dargöz, qaraçı, simic, xəsis
asuríu, cananèu, pistriccu, priogòsu, stiticu, taccagnu
aferrat, escasser, garrepa, gasiu, taquí
inot
chamtivý, lakomý
avaraus
fedtet, gerrig, nærig, smålig
gierig
avara
itara, kitsas, nuuka, pihi, pistävä, saita
chiche, pingre, piquant, radin, rapiat
avaro, lambefoula
scurzónu
geizig, gierig, knauserig, knausrig, stech, stechend
pī
fukar, fösvény, zsugori
nískur
pelit
kuiva
ceachartha, sprionlaithe
avaro, taccagno, tirchio
tshīk
krabit
šykštus
bakhil, kedekut, lokek
hākere, mahuki, matamau, matapiko, tōhē
bexîl, tima, çikûs, çirûk
gjerrig
avar, cusson, rascàs, sarrat
hnēaw
oszczędny, skąpy
avaro, pão-duro, sovina
avar, pișcător, zgârcit, înțepător
а́лчный, жа́дный, жалящий, прижи́мистый, ска́редный, скупо́й
álčnyj, žádnyj, žaljaščij, prižímistyj, skárednyj, skupój
arragatu, cogheddu, grengu, istitigu, isurídu, zeccòsu
atziccaddu, migragnòsu, zecchincùru
near the bane
škrt, шкрт
chamtivý, lakomý
omamen, pohlepen
ขี้มัน
agarrado, amarrado, amarrete, cicatero, mesquino (desus.), mezquino, pesetero, pilinque, pilinqui, pilishne, roñoso, rácano, tacaño, ticuiche
girig, snål
kuripot, maramot, sinding
cimri, pinti, rahatsız edici
жа́дний, жа́дібний, жадли́вий, жадни́й, жаді́бний, скупи́й
žádnyj, žádibnyj, žadlývyj, žadnýj, žadíbnyj, skupýj
bủn xỉn, hà tiện, keo, keo kiệt
coliog, crintach, pigog
More for "stingy"
Next best steps
Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.