Vulgar
//ˈvʌl.ɡɚ//
Translations of "vulgar" (45 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | algemeen(having to do with common people), gewoon(having to do with common people), onbeskaaf(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ongepoets(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), platvloers(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), volks(having to do with common people), vulgêr(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Albanian | vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | βάναυσος(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), φορτικός(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | bánausos, phortikós | |
| Arabic | بذىء(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), بَذِيء(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), شعبى(having to do with common people) | bazīʔ, baḏīʔ, šáʕbi | |
| Armenian | կոպիտ(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | kopit | |
| Belarusian | вульга́рны(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), непрысто́йны(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | vulʹhárny, njeprystójny | |
| Bulgarian | вулга́рен(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), неприли́чен(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), непристо́ен(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), простонароден(having to do with common people) | vulgáren, neprilíčen, nepristóen, prostonaroden | |
| Catalan | vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgar(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 平民的(having to do with common people), 庶民的(having to do with common people), 百姓的(having to do with common people), 粗俗(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), 鄙俗(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | píngmín de, shùmín de, bǎixìng de, cūsú, bǐsú | |
| Czech | hrubý(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), lidový(having to do with common people), prostý(having to do with common people), sprostý(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgární(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Danish | gemen(having to do with common people), grov(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), obskøn(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ordinær(having to do with common people), plat(having to do with common people), simpel(having to do with common people), uanstændig(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgær(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgær(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Dutch | gemeen(having to do with common people), gewoon(having to do with common people), obsceen(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ordinair(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ordinair(having to do with common people), ruw(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), smakeloos(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), volks(having to do with common people), vulgair(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Esperanto | triviala(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgara(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgara(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Finnish | alatyylinen(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), kansanomainen(having to do with common people), rahvaanomainen(having to do with common people), rivo(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), sivistymätön(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgaari(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| French | obscène(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgaire(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Galician | vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgar(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Georgian | გლეხური(having to do with common people), ვულგარული(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), მდარე(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), საყოველთა(having to do with common people), უკმეხი(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), უხეში(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | glexuri, vulgaruli, mdare, saq̇ovelta, uḳmexi, uxeši | |
| German | Volks(having to do with common people), allgemein(having to do with common people), gemein(having to do with common people), gewöhnlich(having to do with common people), ordinär(having to do with common people), unanständig(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), unfein(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ungebildet(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ungehobelt(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), volkstümlich(having to do with common people), vulgär(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgär(having to do with common people), vulgärsprachlich(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgärsprachlich(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌲𐌰𐌼𐌰𐌹𐌽𐍃(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | gamains | |
| Greek | αγοραίος(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), κοινός(having to do with common people), πρόστυχος(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), χυδαίος(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | agoraíos, koinós, próstychos, chydaíos | |
| Gujarati | અશ્લીલ(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), બીભત્સ(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | aślīl, bībhats | |
| Hebrew | הֲמוֹנִי(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ווּלְגָרִי(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | hamoní, vulgári | |
| Hindi | अश्लील(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), वल्गर(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | aślīl, valgar | |
| Hungarian | durva(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), közönséges(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), otromba(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), trágár(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgáris(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Indonesian | cabul(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), jorok(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), kotor(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), tak senonoh(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Italian | indecente(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), osceno(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), triviale(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), volgare(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Japanese | 卑しい(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), 平民の(having to do with common people), 庶民的な(having to do with common people), 汚い(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | iyashii, heimin no, shominteki na, kitanai | |
| Lakota | šikšíl(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | vulgær(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | vulgær(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | بیاغی(having to do with common people) | bayağı | |
| Persian | رکیک(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), مبتذل(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | rakik, mobtazal | |
| Polish | obsceniczny(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), wulgarny(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Portuguese | comum(having to do with common people), indecente(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), obsceno(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), popular(having to do with common people), vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgar(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Romanian | comun(having to do with common people), grosolan(having to do with common people), obscen(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ordinar(having to do with common people), vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Russian | вульга́рный(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), неприли́чный(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), непристо́йный(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), по́шлый(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), простонаро́дный(having to do with common people) | vulʹgárnyj, neprilíčnyj, nepristójnyj, póšlyj, prostonaródnyj | |
| Sanskrit | अनार्य(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | anārya | |
| Scottish Gaelic | gràisgeil(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Slovene | ljudski(having to do with common people), vulgaren(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Spanish | chabacano(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), ramplón(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), shumo(having to do with common people), vulgar(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), vulgar(having to do with common people) | — | |
| Swedish | gemen(having to do with common people), pöbel(having to do with common people), pöbelaktig(having to do with common people), vulgär(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Telugu | అశ్లీలము(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | aślīlamu | |
| Thai | หยาบคาย(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | yàap-kaai | |
| Turkish | kaba(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | — | |
| Ukrainian | вульга́рний(distasteful, uncouth, obscene), непристо́йний(distasteful, uncouth, obscene) | vulʹhárnyj, neprystójnyj |
algemeen, gewoon, onbeskaaf, ongepoets, platvloers, volks, vulgêr
vulgar
вулга́рен, неприли́чен, непристо́ен, простонароден
vulgáren, neprilíčen, nepristóen, prostonaroden
vulgar, vulgar
hrubý, lidový, prostý, sprostý, vulgární
gemen, grov, obskøn, ordinær, plat, simpel, uanstændig, vulgær, vulgær
gemeen, gewoon, obsceen, ordinair, ordinair, ruw, smakeloos, volks, vulgair
triviala, vulgara, vulgara
alatyylinen, kansanomainen, rahvaanomainen, rivo, sivistymätön, vulgaari
obscène, vulgaire
vulgar, vulgar
გლეხური, ვულგარული, მდარე, საყოველთა, უკმეხი, უხეში
glexuri, vulgaruli, mdare, saq̇ovelta, uḳmexi, uxeši
Volks, allgemein, gemein, gewöhnlich, ordinär, unanständig, unfein, ungebildet, ungehobelt, volkstümlich, vulgär, vulgär, vulgärsprachlich, vulgärsprachlich
durva, közönséges, otromba, trágár, vulgáris
cabul, jorok, kotor, tak senonoh, vulgar
indecente, osceno, triviale, volgare
šikšíl
vulgær
vulgær
obsceniczny, wulgarny
comum, indecente, obsceno, popular, vulgar, vulgar
comun, grosolan, obscen, ordinar, vulgar
вульга́рный, неприли́чный, непристо́йный, по́шлый, простонаро́дный
vulʹgárnyj, neprilíčnyj, nepristójnyj, póšlyj, prostonaródnyj
gràisgeil
ljudski, vulgaren
chabacano, ramplón, shumo, vulgar, vulgar
gemen, pöbel, pöbelaktig, vulgär
kaba
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