Traitor
//ˈtɹeɪtə(ɹ)//
Translations of "traitor" (83 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | verraaier(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Albanian | besprem(one who betrays; a betrayer), tradhtar(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | προδότης(one who betrays; a betrayer), προδότις(one who betrays; a betrayer) | prodótēs, prodótis | |
| Arabic | خَائِن(one who betrays; a betrayer), خَائِنَة(one who betrays; a betrayer), غَدَّار(one who betrays; a betrayer), غَدَّارَة(one who betrays; a betrayer) | ḵāʔin, ḵāʔina, ḡaddār, ḡaddāra | |
| Aramaic | ܡܫܠܡܢܐ(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Armenian | դավաճան(one who betrays; a betrayer) | davačan | |
| Azerbaijani | satqın(one who betrays; a betrayer), xain(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Basque | saltzaile(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Belarusian | здра́днік(one who betrays; a betrayer), здра́дніца(one who betrays; a betrayer) | zdrádnik, zdrádnica | |
| Bengali | গদ্দার(one who betrays; a betrayer), রাজাকার(one who betrays; a betrayer) | goddar, rajakar | |
| Breton | treitour(one who betrays; a betrayer), treitourez(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Bulgarian | предателски(traitorous), изме́нник(one who betrays; a betrayer), изме́нница(one who betrays; a betrayer), изме́нничка(one who betrays; a betrayer), преда́тел(one who betrays; a betrayer), преда́телка(one who betrays; a betrayer) | predatelski, izménnik, izménnica, izménnička, predátel, predátelka | |
| Catalan | traïdor(traitorous), traïdor(one who betrays; a betrayer), traïdora(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 叛徒(one who betrays; a betrayer), 國賊 /国贼(one who betrays; a betrayer), 背叛者(one who betrays; a betrayer), 賣國賊 /卖国贼(one who betrays; a betrayer), 逆賊 /逆贼(one who betrays; a betrayer) | pàntú, guózéi, bèipànzhě, màiguózéi, nìzéi | |
| Cornish | traytour(one who betrays; a betrayer), traytoures(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Czech | velezrádce(one who betrays; a betrayer), velezrádkyně(one who betrays; a betrayer), vlastizrádce(one who betrays; a betrayer), vlastizrádkyně(one who betrays; a betrayer), zrádce(one who betrays; a betrayer), zrádkyně(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Danish | forræder(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Dutch | verraderlijk(traitorous), verraderlijke(traitorous), verrader(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Esperanto | bofrontido(one who betrays; a betrayer), perfidulino(one who betrays; a betrayer), perfidulo(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Estonian | reetur(one who betrays; a betrayer), äraandja(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Finnish | petollinen(traitorous), maanpetturi(one who betrays; a betrayer), petturi(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| French | traître(traitorous), traître(one who betrays; a betrayer), traîtresse(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Galician | aleive(one who betrays; a betrayer), catralvo(one who betrays; a betrayer), ransoño(one who betrays; a betrayer), suiño(one who betrays; a betrayer), tredo(one who betrays; a betrayer), treidor(one who betrays; a betrayer), turdio(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Georgian | მოღალატე(one who betrays; a betrayer) | moɣalaṭe | |
| German | Verräter(one who betrays; a betrayer), Verräterin(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Greek | προδοτικός(traitorous), δοσίλογος(one who betrays; a betrayer), προδότης(one who betrays; a betrayer) | prodotikós, dosílogos, prodótis | |
| Haitian Creole | trèt(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Hebrew | בּוֹגֵד(one who betrays; a betrayer) | bogéd | |
| Hindi | ग़द्दार(one who betrays; a betrayer), देशद्रोही(one who betrays; a betrayer), द्रोही(one who betrays; a betrayer), विद्रोही(one who betrays; a betrayer) | ġaddār, deśadrohī, drohī, vidrohī | |
| Hungarian | áruló(traitorous), áruló(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Icelandic | svikari(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Ido | trahizanto(one who betrays; a betrayer), trahizemo(one who betrays; a betrayer), trahizero(one who betrays; a betrayer), trahizinto(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Indonesian | pembelot(one who betrays; a betrayer), pengkhianat(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | خائِن(one who betrays; a betrayer), خِیانَتکار(one who betrays; a betrayer), غَدَّار(one who betrays; a betrayer) | xâ'en, xiyânat-kâr, ġaddâr | |
| Italian | banderuola(one who betrays; a betrayer), giravolta(one who betrays; a betrayer), proditore(one who betrays; a betrayer), proditrice(one who betrays; a betrayer), traditore(one who betrays; a betrayer), traditrice(one who betrays; a betrayer), voltagabbana(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Japanese | 反逆者(one who betrays; a betrayer), 国賊(one who betrays; a betrayer), 売国奴(one who betrays; a betrayer), 裏切り者(one who betrays; a betrayer), 逆賊(one who betrays; a betrayer), 非国民(one who betrays; a betrayer) | hangyakusha, kokuzoku, baikokudo, uragirimono, gyakuzoku, hikokumin | |
| Kazakh | сатқын(one who betrays; a betrayer) | satqyn | |
| Khmer | អ្នកក្បត់(one who betrays; a betrayer) | nĕək kbɑt | |
| Korean | 국적(one who betrays; a betrayer), 매국노(one who betrays; a betrayer), 배반자(one who betrays; a betrayer), 배신자(one who betrays; a betrayer) | gukjeok, maegungno, baebanja, baesinja | |
| Kyrgyz | чыккынчы(one who betrays; a betrayer) | cıkkıncı | |
| Lao | ຜູ້ທໍລະຍົດ(one who betrays; a betrayer) | phū thǭ la nyot | |
| Latin | prōditor(one who betrays; a betrayer), prōditrīx(one who betrays; a betrayer), trāditor(one who betrays; a betrayer), trāditrīx(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Latvian | nodevēja(one who betrays; a betrayer), nodevējs(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Lithuanian | išdavikas(one who betrays; a betrayer), išdavikė(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Macedonian | изда́јнички(traitorous), преда́внички(traitorous), издајник(one who betrays; a betrayer), издајничка(one who betrays; a betrayer), предавник(one who betrays; a betrayer), предавничка(one who betrays; a betrayer) | izdájnički, predávnički, izdajnik, izdajnička, predavnik, predavnička | |
| Malay | pembelot(one who betrays; a betrayer), penderhaka(one who betrays; a betrayer), pengkhianat(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Malayalam | ഒറ്റുകാരൻ(one who betrays; a betrayer) | oṟṟukāraṉ | |
| Māori | kaikaiwaiū(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Mongolian | урвагч(one who betrays; a betrayer) | urvagč | |
| Nepali | गद्दार(one who betrays; a betrayer), देशद्रोही(one who betrays; a betrayer) | gaddār, deśdrohī | |
| Northern Kurdish | xaîn(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | forræder(one who betrays; a betrayer), sviker(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | forrædar(one who betrays; a betrayer), svikar(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Occitan | traita(one who betrays; a betrayer), traite(one who betrays; a betrayer), traïdoira(one who betrays; a betrayer), traïdor(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Old English | lǣwa(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Pashto | خاين(one who betrays; a betrayer), غدار(one who betrays; a betrayer) | xāyen, ǧadār | |
| Polish | konfident(one who betrays; a betrayer), sprzedawczyk(one who betrays; a betrayer), zaprzaniec(one who betrays; a betrayer), zdrajca(one who betrays; a betrayer), zdrajczyni(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Portuguese | traidor(traitorous), traidor(one who betrays; a betrayer), traidora(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Romanian | trădătoare(one who betrays; a betrayer), trădător(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Russian | изме́нник(one who betrays; a betrayer), изме́нница(one who betrays; a betrayer), преда́тель(one who betrays; a betrayer), преда́тельница(one who betrays; a betrayer) | izménnik, izménnica, predátelʹ, predátelʹnica | |
| Sanskrit | द्रोहप्रवेशक(one who betrays; a betrayer), पक्षहर(one who betrays; a betrayer), राजद्रोही(one who betrays; a betrayer) | drohapraveśaka, pakṣahara, rājadrohī | |
| Scottish Gaelic | Scottish Gaelic: brathadair(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | ìzdajica(one who betrays; a betrayer), ìzdājnica(one who betrays; a betrayer), ìzdājnīk(one who betrays; a betrayer), ѝзда̄јница(one who betrays; a betrayer), ѝзда̄јнӣк(one who betrays; a betrayer), ѝздајица(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Slovak | zradca(one who betrays; a betrayer), zradkyňa(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Slovene | izdajalec(one who betrays; a betrayer), izdajalka(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Spanish | kalé(traitorous), traidor(traitorous), proditor (disused)(one who betrays; a betrayer), serpiente(one who betrays; a betrayer), traidor(one who betrays; a betrayer), traidora(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Swedish | förrädare(one who betrays; a betrayer), quisling(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Tagalog | traidor(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Tajik | хиёнатгар(one who betrays; a betrayer), хиёнаткор(one who betrays; a betrayer), хоин(one who betrays; a betrayer) | xiyonatgar, xiyonatkor, xoyin | |
| Tamil | துரோகி(one who betrays; a betrayer), தேசத்துரோகி(one who betrays; a betrayer) | turōki, tēcatturōki | |
| Telugu | దేశద్రోహి(one who betrays; a betrayer), ద్రోహి(one who betrays; a betrayer) | dēśadrōhi, drōhi | |
| Thai | กบฏ(one who betrays; a betrayer), คนทรยศ(one who betrays; a betrayer), ผู้ทรยศ(one who betrays; a betrayer) | gà-bòt, kon tɔɔ-rá-yót, pûu-tɔɔ-rá-yót | |
| Turkish | hain(traitorous), hain(one who betrays; a betrayer), sadakâtsiz(one who betrays; a betrayer), satkın(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Turkmen | haýyn(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Ukrainian | зра́дник(one who betrays; a betrayer), зра́дниця(one who betrays; a betrayer) | zrádnyk, zrádnycja | |
| Urdu | خِیانَت گَر(one who betrays; a betrayer), غَدَّار(one who betrays; a betrayer) | xiyānat gar, ġaddār | |
| Uyghur | خائىن(one who betrays; a betrayer), ساتقىن(one who betrays; a betrayer) | xa'in, satqin | |
| Uzbek | sotqin(one who betrays; a betrayer), xiyonatchi(one who betrays; a betrayer), xiyonatkor(one who betrays; a betrayer), xoin(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Vietnamese | kẻ phản bội(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Walloon | traite(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Welsh | bradwr(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — | |
| Yiddish | פֿאַררעטער(one who betrays; a betrayer) | farreter | |
| Zazaki | xayın(one who betrays; a betrayer), ğedar(one who betrays; a betrayer) | — |
verraaier
besprem, tradhtar
ܡܫܠܡܢܐ
satqın, xain
saltzaile
treitour, treitourez
предателски, изме́нник, изме́нница, изме́нничка, преда́тел, преда́телка
predatelski, izménnik, izménnica, izménnička, predátel, predátelka
traïdor, traïdor, traïdora
traytour, traytoures
velezrádce, velezrádkyně, vlastizrádce, vlastizrádkyně, zrádce, zrádkyně
forræder
verraderlijk, verraderlijke, verrader
bofrontido, perfidulino, perfidulo
reetur, äraandja
petollinen, maanpetturi, petturi
traître, traître, traîtresse
aleive, catralvo, ransoño, suiño, tredo, treidor, turdio
Verräter, Verräterin
trèt
áruló, áruló
svikari
trahizanto, trahizemo, trahizero, trahizinto
pembelot, pengkhianat
banderuola, giravolta, proditore, proditrice, traditore, traditrice, voltagabbana
反逆者, 国賊, 売国奴, 裏切り者, 逆賊, 非国民
hangyakusha, kokuzoku, baikokudo, uragirimono, gyakuzoku, hikokumin
prōditor, prōditrīx, trāditor, trāditrīx
nodevēja, nodevējs
išdavikas, išdavikė
изда́јнички, преда́внички, издајник, издајничка, предавник, предавничка
izdájnički, predávnički, izdajnik, izdajnička, predavnik, predavnička
pembelot, penderhaka, pengkhianat
kaikaiwaiū
xaîn
forræder, sviker
forrædar, svikar
traita, traite, traïdoira, traïdor
lǣwa
konfident, sprzedawczyk, zaprzaniec, zdrajca, zdrajczyni
traidor, traidor, traidora
trădătoare, trădător
изме́нник, изме́нница, преда́тель, преда́тельница
izménnik, izménnica, predátelʹ, predátelʹnica
Scottish Gaelic: brathadair
ìzdajica, ìzdājnica, ìzdājnīk, ѝзда̄јница, ѝзда̄јнӣк, ѝздајица
zradca, zradkyňa
izdajalec, izdajalka
kalé, traidor, proditor (disused), serpiente, traidor, traidora
förrädare, quisling
traidor
hain, hain, sadakâtsiz, satkın
haýyn
sotqin, xiyonatchi, xiyonatkor, xoin
kẻ phản bội
traite
bradwr
xayın, ğedar
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