Sullen

//ˈsʌlən//

Translations of "sullen" (25 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	βαρύθυμος(having a brooding ill temper), σκυθρωπός(having a brooding ill temper)	barúthumos, skuthrōpós
Armenian	խոժոռ(having a brooding ill temper), մռայլ(dismal)	xožoṙ, mṙayl
Bulgarian	зловещ(dismal), мрачен(having a brooding ill temper), навъсен(having a brooding ill temper)	zlovešt, mračen, navǎsen
Catalan	esquerp(having a brooding ill temper), malhumorat(having a brooding ill temper), sorrut(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Central Kurdish	گرژ(having a brooding ill temper)	girj
Czech	bezútěšný(dismal), mrzutý(having a brooding ill temper), nevrlý(having a brooding ill temper), pochmurný(dismal), zasmušilý(dismal)	—
Danish	dyster(dismal), mut(having a brooding ill temper), mørk(dismal), treven(sluggish), vrangvillig(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Dutch	gemelijk(having a brooding ill temper), nors(having a brooding ill temper), somber(dismal), traag(sluggish)	—
Finnish	juro(having a brooding ill temper), nyreä(having a brooding ill temper), synkeä(dismal), ynseä(having a brooding ill temper), yrmeä(having a brooding ill temper)	—
French	lent(sluggish), maussade(having a brooding ill temper), morne(dismal), morose(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Galician	lento(sluggish), túzaro(having a brooding ill temper)	—
German	düster(dismal), fade(dismal), finster(dismal), griesgrämig(dismal), grämlich(having a brooding ill temper), jämmerlich(dismal), kläglich(dismal), kläglich(dismal), lahm(sluggish), miserabel(dismal), missmutig(having a brooding ill temper), mürrisch(having a brooding ill temper), sauer(having a brooding ill temper), schlecht gelaunt(having a brooding ill temper), traurig(dismal), trist(dismal), trostlos(dismal), träge(sluggish), trüb(dismal), trübe(dismal), trübselig(dismal), trübsinnig(dismal), unfreundlich(having a brooding ill temper), unzufrieden(having a brooding ill temper), verdrießlich(having a brooding ill temper), zäh(sluggish), übellaunig(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Irish	doicheallach(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Italian	afflitto(having a brooding ill temper), astioso(having a brooding ill temper), cupo(dismal), disarmante(dismal), lento(sluggish), pigro(sluggish), tetro(dismal)	—
Māori	haumaruru(having a brooding ill temper), pōkē(dismal), pōkēkē(dismal), tukumaru(having a brooding ill temper), tukumaru(having a brooding ill temper), tukumaru(dismal), whakamokeke(having a brooding ill temper), whakarikiriki(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Middle English	soleyn(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Norwegian	muggen(dismal), trist(dismal), utilfreds(dismal)	—
Occitan	ernhós(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Plautdietsch	prunsch(having a brooding ill temper)	—
Portuguese	carrancudo(having a brooding ill temper), lento(sluggish), sombrio(dismal)	—
Russian	печа́льный(dismal), угрю́мый(having a brooding ill temper)	pečálʹnyj, ugrjúmyj
Scottish Gaelic	gruamach(having a brooding ill temper), gruamach(dismal)	—
Serbo-Croatian	mrzovoljan(having a brooding ill temper), sumoran(dismal), мрзовољан(having a brooding ill temper), суморан(dismal)	—
Spanish	hosco(having a brooding ill temper), huraño(having a brooding ill temper), lento(sluggish), sombrío(dismal)	—
Swedish	surmulen(having a brooding ill temper), trumpen(having a brooding ill temper)	—

Ancient Greek

βαρύθυμος, σκυθρωπός

barúthumos, skuthrōpós

Armenian

խոժոռ, մռայլ

xožoṙ, mṙayl

Bulgarian

зловещ, мрачен, навъсен

zlovešt, mračen, navǎsen

Catalan

esquerp, malhumorat, sorrut

Central Kurdish

گرژ

girj

Czech

bezútěšný, mrzutý, nevrlý, pochmurný, zasmušilý

Danish

dyster, mut, mørk, treven, vrangvillig

Dutch

gemelijk, nors, somber, traag

Finnish

juro, nyreä, synkeä, ynseä, yrmeä

French

lent, maussade, morne, morose

Galician

lento, túzaro

German

düster, fade, finster, griesgrämig, grämlich, jämmerlich, kläglich, kläglich, lahm, miserabel, missmutig, mürrisch, sauer, schlecht gelaunt, traurig, trist, trostlos, träge, trüb, trübe, trübselig, trübsinnig, unfreundlich, unzufrieden, verdrießlich, zäh, übellaunig