Stinking

//ˈstɪŋkɪŋ//

Translations of "stinking" (21 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	δυσώδης(having a bad smell), κάκοσμος(having a bad smell)	dusṓdēs, kákosmos
Bashkir	һаҫыҡ(having a bad smell)	haśıq
Bulgarian	вонящ(having a bad smell), отвратителен(very bad), противен(very bad), смрадлив(having a bad smell)	vonjašt, otvratitelen, protiven, smradliv
Chinese Mandarin	臭的(having a bad smell)	—
Czech	smradlavý(having a bad smell)	—
Dagbani	baɣibaɣi(having a bad smell)	—
Dutch	stinkt(having a bad smell)	—
German	stinkig(having a bad smell)	—
Italian	fetente(having a bad smell), fetido(having a bad smell), graveolente(having a bad smell), maleodorante(having a bad smell), puzzolente(having a bad smell), puzzoso(having a bad smell)	—
Latin	foetidus(having a bad smell), rancidus(having a bad smell)	—
Latvian	smirdošs(having a bad smell), smirdīgs(having a bad smell)	—
Macedonian	баздлив(having a bad smell), одвратен(very bad), смрдлив(having a bad smell)	bazdliv, odvraten, smrdliv
Māori	whakapiro(having a bad smell)	—
Portuguese	fedido(having a bad smell), fedorento(having a bad smell)	—
Romanian	împuțit(having a bad smell)	—
Russian	воню́чий(having a bad smell), злово́нный(having a bad smell), смра́дный(having a bad smell)	vonjúčij, zlovónnyj, smrádnyj
Scots	mingin(having a bad smell)	—
Spanish	fétido(having a bad smell)	—
Tocharian B	yolo-were(having a bad smell)	—
Ukrainian	смердю́чий(having a bad smell), смо́рідний(having a bad smell)	smerdjúčyj, smóridnyj
Volapük	lusmelik(having a bad smell)	—