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  • идиот[ɪdʲɪˈot] Russian
  • βλάκας/ˈvla.kas/ Greek
  • იდიოტი[idio̞tʼi] Georgian
  • احمق[ʔæɦ.mǽɢ̥] Persian

“idiot” in German: idiot · Italian: idiota · Russian: идиот · Greek: βλάκας

It is commonest in Persian, where احمق is the 287th most used word.

Idiot in other languages, A to Z

  • Albanian debil/dɛbil/ moron, idiot #1,820
  • Arabic مغفل/mu.ɣaf.fal/ fool, idiot, moron #1,975
  • Bengali বেকুব/bekub/ fool; dumb; idiot; dunce #1,089
  • Bosnian budala/budǎla/ fool, idiot, simpleton #1,131
  • Bulgarian идиот[idiˈɔt] #698
  • Catalan estúpida[əsˈtu.pi.ðə] dolt, idiot, simpleton #1,499
  • Chinese 笨蛋/pən⁵¹⁻⁵³ tän⁵¹/ fool; idiot; silly #333
  • Croatian budala/budǎla/ fool, idiot, simpleton #1,164
  • Czech idiot[ˈɪdɪjot] #1,360
  • Danish idiot/idiˈoːˀd/ an idiot, imbecile, fool #616
  • Dutch idioot/ˌi.diˈ(j)oːt/ an idiot #780
  • Esperanto stultulo/stulˈtulo/ #512
  • Finnish idiootti/ˈidioːtːi/ #1,053
  • Georgian იდიოტი[idio̞tʼi] #1,143
  • German idiot/iˈdi̯oːt/ idiot; moron #863
  • Greek βλάκας/ˈvla.kas/ idiot, moron, imbecile #1,672
  • Hebrew אידיוט/iˈdjot/ A idiot: a stupid person #560
  • Hungarian idióta[ˈidijoːtɒ] #859
  • Icelandic fífl[ˈfipl̥] fool, idiot, buffoon #641
  • Italian idiota/iˈdjɔ.ta/ idiot, moron, maroon, clot #754
  • Korean 바보[ˈpa̠(ː)bo̞] fool, moron, idiot #419
  • Latvian idiots/ˈidiuots/ #1,403
  • Lithuanian kvailys[kʋɐɪ²ˈlʲiːs] fool, idiot #577
  • Macedonian идиот[idiˈɔt] #623
  • Malayalam വിഡ്ഢി/ʋiɖɖ(ʱ)i/ fool, idiot #408
  • Norwegian idiot/ɪdɪˈuːt/ an idiot, imbecile, fool #645
  • Persian احمق[ʔæɦ.mǽɢ̥] idiot, fool, dolt #287
  • Portuguese animais/a.niˈmajs/ twat; idiot; moron #1,065
  • Romanian idiot/i.diˈot/ idiot; moron; imbecile #1,075
  • Russian идиот[ɪdʲɪˈot] #1,127
  • Serbian budala/budǎla/ fool, idiot, simpleton #1,000
  • Slovak idiot/iɟiɔt/ #522
  • Swedish idiot/ɪdɪˈuːt/ an idiot #586
  • Tagalog bobo/ˈbobo/ fool; idiot; simpleton; dunce #684
  • Tamil முட்டாள்/mʊʈːɑːɭ/ fool, stupid, idiot, simpleton, dunce #186
  • Ukrainian ідіот[idʲiˈɔt] #1,464

The speaker reads the word in the voice the LangX app uses for that language — synthesised, not a recording of a native speaker, so treat it as a guide. A row without a button has no reading we are free to use, or none we trust, yet. Voices for Bengali (google (bn_BD), CC BY-SA 4.0) and Catalan (upc_ona (ca_ES), CC BY-SA 4.0).

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