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From Middle English bad, badde (“wicked, evil, depraved”), of uncertain origin. Perhaps a shortening of Old English bæddel (“hermaphrodite”) (for loss of -el compare Middle English muche from Old English myċel, and Middle English wenche from Old English wenċel), or at least related to it and/or to bǣ̆dan (“to defile”), compare Old High German pad (“hermaphrodite”). Alternatively, perhaps a loan from Old Norse into Middle English, compare Norwegian bad (“effort, trouble, fear”, neuter noun), East Danish bad (“damage, destruction, fight”, neuter noun), from the Proto-Germanic noun *badą, whence also Proto-Germanic *badōną (“to frighten”), Old Saxon undarbadōn (“to frighten”), Norwegian Nynorsk bada (“to weigh down, press”); ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *bhedh- (“to bend, press, push, oppress”). False cognate of Persian بد (bad).

From Middle English bad, from Old English bæd, first- and third-person singular indicative past tense of biddan (“to ask”).

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609 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: sleg — unfavorable; negative
• Albanian: i keq — unfavorable; negative
• Amharic: ጥፉ (ṭəfu) — unfavorable; negative
• Amharic: መጥፎ (mäṭfo) — unfavorable; negative
• Western Apache: dénchǫʼé — unfavorable; negative
• Arabic: سَيِّئ (sayyiʔ) — unfavorable; negative
• Arabic: وحش (weḥeš) — unfavorable; negative
• Arabic: شين (šēn) — unfavorable; negative
• Arabic: خايب (ḵāyib) — unfavorable; negative
• Arabic: عاطل (ʕāṭil) — unfavorable; negative
• Arabic: سَيِّئ (sáyyiʔ) — unfavorable; negative
• Arabic: عاطل (ʕāṭil) — unfavorable; negative
• Armenian: վատ (vat) — unfavorable; negative
• Aromanian: arãu (roa-rup) — unfavorable; negative
• Assamese: বেয়া (bea) — unfavorable; negative
• Asturian: malu — unfavorable; negative
• Azerbaijani: pis — unfavorable; negative
• Azerbaijani: xarab — unfavorable; negative
• Azerbaijani: bəd — unfavorable; negative
• Azerbaijani: bərbad — unfavorable; negative
• Azerbaijani: yaman — unfavorable; negative
• Bangi: -be — unfavorable; negative
• Bashkir: насар (nasar) — unfavorable; negative
• Bashkir: яман (yaman) — unfavorable; negative
• Basque: gaizki — unfavorable; negative
• Belarusian: дрэ́нны (drénny) — unfavorable; negative
• Belarusian: ке́пскі (kjépski) — unfavorable; negative
• Bengali: খারাপ (kharap) — unfavorable; negative
• Bhojpuri: खराब (kharāb) — unfavorable; negative
• Central Bikol: maraot — unfavorable; negative
• Breton: fall — unfavorable; negative
• Bulgarian: лош (loš) — unfavorable; negative
• Burmese: ဆိုး (hcui:) — unfavorable; negative
• Catalan: dolent — unfavorable; negative
• Chamicuro: machewa — unfavorable; negative
• Chechen: во (vo) — unfavorable; negative
• Chinese Cantonese: 壞 /坏 (waai6) — unfavorable; negative
• Chinese Mandarin: 壞 /坏 (huài) — unfavorable; negative
• Chinese Mandarin: 不好 (bùhǎo) — unfavorable; negative
• Maore Comorian: -ovu — unfavorable; negative
• Cornish: drog — unfavorable; negative
• Crimean Tatar: osal — unfavorable; negative
• Crimean Tatar: yaramay — unfavorable; negative
• Czech: špatný — unfavorable; negative
• Dalmatian: mul — unfavorable; negative
• Danish: dårlig — unfavorable; negative
• Danish: skod — unfavorable; negative
• Dutch: slecht — unfavorable; negative
• Elfdalian: klien — unfavorable; negative
• Elfdalian: dålin — unfavorable; negative
• Erzya: берянь (beŕań) — unfavorable; negative
• Esperanto: malbona — unfavorable; negative
• Estonian: halb — unfavorable; negative
• Faroese: illur — unfavorable; negative
• Finnish: huono — unfavorable; negative
• Finnish: paha — unfavorable; negative
• Finnish: kelvoton — unfavorable; negative
• Finnish: kielteinen — unfavorable; negative
• French: mauvais — unfavorable; negative
• Saterland Frisian: kwood — unfavorable; negative
• Friulian: mâl — unfavorable; negative
• Galician: malo — unfavorable; negative
• Galician: mao — unfavorable; negative
• Georgian: ცუდი (cudi) — unfavorable; negative
• German: schlecht — unfavorable; negative
• German: schlimm — unfavorable; negative
• German: übel — unfavorable; negative
• Gothic: 𐌿𐌱𐌹𐌻𐍃 (ubils) — unfavorable; negative
• Greek: κακός (kakós) — unfavorable; negative
• Greek: άσχημος (áschimos) — unfavorable; negative
• Ancient Greek: κακός (kakós) — unfavorable; negative
• Greenlandic: ajorpoq — unfavorable; negative
• Paraguayan Guarani: vai — unfavorable; negative
• Gujarati: ખરાબ (kharāb) — unfavorable; negative
• Hawaiian: ʻino — unfavorable; negative
• Hebrew: רַע (rāʿ) — unfavorable; negative
• Hindi: बुरा (burā) — unfavorable; negative
• Hindi: ख़राब (xarāb) — unfavorable; negative
• White Hmong: tsis zoo — unfavorable; negative
• Hungarian: rossz — unfavorable; negative
• Icelandic: vondur — unfavorable; negative
• Icelandic: slæmur — unfavorable; negative
• Icelandic: illur — unfavorable; negative
• Ido: mala — unfavorable; negative
• Indonesian: buruk — unfavorable; negative
• Indonesian: jelek — unfavorable; negative
• Ingrian: paha — unfavorable; negative
• Ingrian: kurja — unfavorable; negative
• Ingrian: kehno — unfavorable; negative
• Ingush: во (vo) — unfavorable; negative
• Interlingua: mal — unfavorable; negative
• Irish: dona — unfavorable; negative
• Irish: droch- — unfavorable; negative
• Irish: olc — unfavorable; negative
• Italian: cattivo — unfavorable; negative
• Japanese: 悪い (warui) — unfavorable; negative
• Javanese: ala — unfavorable; negative
• Old Javanese: hala — unfavorable; negative
• Kaitag: вягьи́ (vəhí) — unfavorable; negative
• Kamta: বেয়া (bea) — unfavorable; negative
• Kashubian: złi — unfavorable; negative
• Kazakh: жаман (jaman) — unfavorable; negative
• Khmer: អាក្រក់ (ʼaakrɑk) — unfavorable; negative
• Korean: 나쁘다 (nappeuda) — unfavorable; negative
• Korean: 나쁜 (nappeun) — unfavorable; negative
• Central Kurdish: خەراپ (xerap) — unfavorable; negative
• Central Kurdish: بەد (bed) — unfavorable; negative
• Northern Kurdish: bed — unfavorable; negative
• Northern Kurdish: xirab — unfavorable; negative
• Northern Kurdish: nebaş — unfavorable; negative
• Kyrgyz: жаман (jaman) — unfavorable; negative
• Kyrgyz: начар (nacar) — unfavorable; negative
• Ladin: stlet — unfavorable; negative
• Lao: ບໍ່ດີ (bǭ dī) — unfavorable; negative
• Latin: malus — unfavorable; negative
• Latvian: slikts — unfavorable; negative
• Latvian: nelabs — unfavorable; negative
• Lenakel: tat — unfavorable; negative
• Lingala: -be — unfavorable; negative
• Lingala: mabe — unfavorable; negative
• Lingala: be — unfavorable; negative
• Lithuanian: blogas — unfavorable; negative
• Lombard: mal — unfavorable; negative
• Macedonian: лош (loš) — unfavorable; negative
• Macedonian: зол (zol) — unfavorable; negative
• Malay: buruk — unfavorable; negative
• Maltese: ħażin — unfavorable; negative
• Western Bukidnon Manobo: maza'at — unfavorable; negative
• Mansaka: maat — unfavorable; negative
• Māori: kino — unfavorable; negative
• Marathi: वाईट (vāīṭ) — unfavorable; negative
• Mazanderani: بد (bad) — unfavorable; negative
• Mirandese: malo — unfavorable; negative
• Moksha: кальдяв (kaldäv) — unfavorable; negative
• Mongolian: муу (muu) — unfavorable; negative
• Mwani: mbaya — unfavorable; negative
• Navajo: doo yáʼátʼéeh da — unfavorable; negative
• Norman: mauvais — unfavorable; negative
• Northern Altai: ньаман (nʹaman) — unfavorable; negative
• Norwegian: dårlig — unfavorable; negative
• Nǀuu: ǀxʼôqaʻiki — unfavorable; negative
• Occitan: mal — unfavorable; negative
• Ojibwe: maazhi- — unfavorable; negative
• Ojibwe: maji- — unfavorable; negative
• Old Church Slavonic: зълъ (zŭlŭ) — unfavorable; negative
• Old English: yfel — unfavorable; negative
• Old Turkic: 𐰪𐰃𐰍 — unfavorable; negative
• Old Turkic: 𐰖𐰉𐰕 — unfavorable; negative
• Old Turkic: 𐰖𐰉𐰞𐰴 — unfavorable; negative
• Ossetian: ӕвзӕр (ævzær) — unfavorable; negative
• Papiamentu: malu — unfavorable; negative
• Pashto: بد (bad) — unfavorable; negative
• Persian: بد (bad) — unfavorable; negative
• Plautdietsch: schlajcht — unfavorable; negative
• Polish: zły — unfavorable; negative
• Polish: kiepski — unfavorable; negative
• Portuguese: ruim — unfavorable; negative
• Portuguese: mau — unfavorable; negative
• Punjabi: ਭੈੜਾ (bhaiṛā) — unfavorable; negative
• Quechua: mana allin — unfavorable; negative
• Rapa Nui: kino — unfavorable; negative
• Rapa Nui: rake rake — unfavorable; negative
• Romagnol: mêl — unfavorable; negative
• Romagnol: cativ — unfavorable; negative
• Romanian: rău — unfavorable; negative
• Romansh: nausch — unfavorable; negative
• Russian: плохо́й (ploxój) — unfavorable; negative
• Russian: скве́рный (skvérnyj) — unfavorable; negative
• Russian: пога́ный (pogányj) — unfavorable; negative
• Russian: нехоро́ший (nexoróšij) — unfavorable; negative
• Sanskrit: अघ (agha) — unfavorable; negative
• Sardinian: malu — unfavorable; negative
• Scots: bowkin — unfavorable; negative
• Scottish Gaelic: dona — unfavorable; negative
• Scottish Gaelic: droch — unfavorable; negative
• Scottish Gaelic: olc — unfavorable; negative
• Serbo-Croatian: лош — unfavorable; negative
• Serbo-Croatian: cлaб — unfavorable; negative
• Serbo-Croatian: loš — unfavorable; negative
• Serbo-Croatian: slab — unfavorable; negative
• Sindhi: خَرابُ (xarābu) — unfavorable; negative
• Sindhi: ख़राबु — unfavorable; negative
• Sinhalese: නරක (naraka) — unfavorable; negative
• Slovak: zlý — unfavorable; negative
• Slovene: slàb — unfavorable; negative
• Somali: xun — unfavorable; negative
• Southern Altai: јаман (ǰaman) — unfavorable; negative
• Spanish: malo — unfavorable; negative
• Sundanese: awon — unfavorable; negative
• Sundanese: goréng — unfavorable; negative
• Swedish: dålig — unfavorable; negative
• Swedish: illa — unfavorable; negative
• Sylheti: ꠛꠣꠖ (bad) — unfavorable; negative
• Sylheti: ꠈꠣꠞꠣꠙ (xáraf) — unfavorable; negative
• Tagalog: mali — unfavorable; negative
• Tagalog: masama — unfavorable; negative
• Tajik: бад (bad) — unfavorable; negative
• Tamil: மோசம் (mōcam) — unfavorable; negative
• Tamil: மோசமான (mōcamāṉa) — unfavorable; negative
• Tamil: கெட்ட (keṭṭa) — unfavorable; negative
• Tashelhit: ⵉⵅⵛⵏ (ixcn) — unfavorable; negative
• Tatar: яман (yaman) — unfavorable; negative
• Telugu: చెడ్డ (ceḍḍa) — unfavorable; negative
• Tetum: aat — unfavorable; negative
• Thai: แย่ (yɛ̂ɛ) — unfavorable; negative
• Thai: เลว (leeo) — unfavorable; negative
• Tibetan: སྡུག་ཆགས (sdug chags) — unfavorable; negative
• Tibetan: ངན་པ (ngan pa) — unfavorable; negative
• Tok Pisin: nogut — unfavorable; negative
• Tongan: kovi — unfavorable; negative
• Tupinambá: aíb — unfavorable; negative
• Turkish: kötü — unfavorable; negative
• Turkish: yaman — unfavorable; negative
• Turkish: fena — unfavorable; negative
• Turkmen: şum — unfavorable; negative
• Turkmen: bet — unfavorable; negative
• Turkmen: erbet — unfavorable; negative
• Turkmen: pis — unfavorable; negative
• Turkmen: ýaman — unfavorable; negative
• Tzotzil: chopol — unfavorable; negative
• Ukrainian: пога́ний (pohányj) — unfavorable; negative
• Ukrainian: ке́пський (képsʹkyj) — unfavorable; negative
• Ukrainian: злий (zlyj) — unfavorable; negative
• Urdu: برا (burā) — unfavorable; negative
• Uyghur: يامان (yaman) — unfavorable; negative
• Uzbek: yomon — unfavorable; negative
• Vietnamese: xấu — unfavorable; negative
• Vietnamese: dở — unfavorable; negative
• Volapük: badik — unfavorable; negative
• Waigali: apala — unfavorable; negative
• Walloon: mwais — unfavorable; negative
• Walloon: måva — unfavorable; negative
• Walloon: mwaijhe — unfavorable; negative
• Walloon: måle — unfavorable; negative
• Welsh: drwg — unfavorable; negative
• Yiddish: שלעכט (shlekht) — unfavorable; negative
• Zazaki: ved — unfavorable; negative
• Zealandic: slecht — unfavorable; negative
• Zealandic: min — unfavorable; negative
• Zhuang: yaez — unfavorable; negative
• Armenian: վատ (vat) — not suitable or fitting
• Asturian: malu — not suitable or fitting
• Bulgarian: неподходящ (nepodhodjašt) — not suitable or fitting
• Catalan: inapropiat — not suitable or fitting
• Catalan: inadequat — not suitable or fitting
• Catalan: dolent — not suitable or fitting
• Chinese Mandarin: 不恰當 /不恰当 (bù qiàdàng) — not suitable or fitting
• Chinese Mandarin: 不合適 /不合适 (bù héshì) — not suitable or fitting
• Czech: špatný — not suitable or fitting
• Czech: vadný — not suitable or fitting
• Danish: dårlig — not suitable or fitting
• Dutch: ongepast — not suitable or fitting
• Esperanto: malbona — not suitable or fitting
• Finnish: huono — not suitable or fitting
• Finnish: sopimaton — not suitable or fitting
• French: mauvais — not suitable or fitting
• German: schlecht — not suitable or fitting
• Ancient Greek: φαῦλος (phaûlos) — not suitable or fitting
• Haitian Creole: pa bon — not suitable or fitting
• Hebrew: גרוע (garúʽa) — not suitable or fitting
• Hebrew: גרועה (gruʽá) — not suitable or fitting
• Hungarian: rossz — not suitable or fitting
• Italian: sbagliato — not suitable or fitting
• Japanese: 悪い (warui) — not suitable or fitting
• Latvian: nepiemērots — not suitable or fitting
• Latvian: slikts — not suitable or fitting
• Norwegian: dårlig — not suitable or fitting
• Norwegian: gal — not suitable or fitting
• Persian: ناجور (nâjur) — not suitable or fitting
• Persian: ناشایست (nâšâyest) — not suitable or fitting
• Persian: نادرخور (nâdarxor) — not suitable or fitting
• Polish: zły — not suitable or fitting
• Portuguese: mau — not suitable or fitting
• Portuguese: errado — not suitable or fitting
• Punjabi: ਭੈੜਾ (bhaiṛā) — not suitable or fitting
• Russian: плохо́й (ploxój) — not suitable or fitting
• Russian: неподходя́щий (nepodxodjáščij) — not suitable or fitting
• Scottish Gaelic: dona — not suitable or fitting
• Scottish Gaelic: droch — not suitable or fitting
• Slovak: zlý — not suitable or fitting
• Slovene: slàb — not suitable or fitting
• Spanish: inapropiado — not suitable or fitting
• Swedish: opassande — not suitable or fitting
• Tagalog: mali — not suitable or fitting
• Tagalog: masama — not suitable or fitting
• Telugu: పొసగని (posagani) — not suitable or fitting
• Telugu: నచ్చని (naccani) — not suitable or fitting
• Tok Pisin: nogut — not suitable or fitting
• Walloon: mwais — not suitable or fitting
• Walloon: måva — not suitable or fitting
• Armenian: վատ (vat) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Asturian: malu — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Breton: drouk — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Catalan: dolent — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Chinese Mandarin: 不恰當 /不恰当 (bù qiàdàng) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Chinese Mandarin: 不合適 /不合适 (bù héshì) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Czech: zlý — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Czech: špatný — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Danish: dårlig — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Dutch: ongepast — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Dutch: ongemanierd — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Dutch: verkeerd — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Esperanto: malbona — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Finnish: huonotapainen — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Finnish: huono — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• French: mauvais — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• German: schlecht — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Greek: κακός (kakós) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Indonesian: jahat — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Interlingua: mal — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Irish: droch- — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Japanese: 悪い (warui) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Latvian: slikts — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Norwegian: dårlig — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Pashto: بدلاری (badlâray) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Persian: ناشایست (nâšâyest) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Polish: zły — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Portuguese: ruim — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Portuguese: mau — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Portuguese: feio — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Russian: плохо́й (ploxój) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Russian: дурно́й (durnój) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Scots: ill — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Scottish Gaelic: dona — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Scottish Gaelic: droch — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Scottish Gaelic: olc — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Serbo-Croatian: непристојан — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Serbo-Croatian: ружан — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Serbo-Croatian: nepristojan — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Serbo-Croatian: ružan — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Slovak: zlý — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Spanish: malo — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Swedish: olämplig — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Swedish: opassande — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Swedish: ful — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Tagalog: mali — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Tagalog: bastos — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Tamil: கெட்ட (keṭṭa) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Telugu: తగని (tagani) — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Tok Pisin: nogut — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Tupinambá: poxy — not appropriate, of manners etc.
• Finnish: pahaksi — unhealthy; liable to cause health problems
• Finnish: vahingollinen — unhealthy; liable to cause health problems
• Russian: вре́дный (vrédnyj) — unhealthy; liable to cause health problems
• Slovak: nezdravý — unhealthy; liable to cause health problems
• Slovak: škodlivý — unhealthy; liable to cause health problems
• Tamil: கெட்டது (keṭṭatu) — unhealthy; liable to cause health problems
• Tamil: தீங்கு (tīṅku) — unhealthy; liable to cause health problems
• Armenian: վատ (vat) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Bulgarian: лош (loš) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Bulgarian: неприятен (neprijaten) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Catalan: desagradable — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Catalan: dolent — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Chinese Mandarin: 困難 /困难 (kùnnan) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Chinese Mandarin: 麻煩 /麻烦 (máfan) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Czech: nepříjemný — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Danish: dårlig — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Danish: ubehagelig — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Dutch: onaangenaam — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Dutch: naar — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Esperanto: malbona — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Finnish: ikävä — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Finnish: paha — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• French: mauvais — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• German: schlecht — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• German: unangenehm — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Greek: κακός (kakós) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Hungarian: kellemetlen — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Ingrian: paha — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Japanese: 悪い (warui) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Latvian: slikts — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Malay: buruk — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Norwegian: dårlig — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Norwegian: ubehagelig — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Persian: بد (bad) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Polish: zły — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Portuguese: mau — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Portuguese: desagradável — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Russian: плохо́й (ploxój) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Russian: неприя́тный (neprijátnyj) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Scots: ill — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Scottish Gaelic: dona — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Scottish Gaelic: droch — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Scottish Gaelic: olc — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Serbo-Croatian: loš — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Serbo-Croatian: ružan — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Serbo-Croatian: gadan — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Slovak: zlý — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Slovak: nepríjemný — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Slovene: slàb — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Spanish: desagradable — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Telugu: ఇష్టములేని (iṣṭamulēni) — tricky; stressful; unpleasant
• Arabic: شَرِير (šarīr) — evil, wicked
• Armenian: չար (čʻar) — evil, wicked
• Asturian: malu — evil, wicked
• Basque: txar — evil, wicked
• Belarusian: злы (zly) — evil, wicked
• Bulgarian: лош (loš) — evil, wicked
• Bulgarian: зъл (zǎl) — evil, wicked
• Catalan: dolent — evil, wicked
• Chinese Mandarin: 邪惡 /邪恶 (xié'è) — evil, wicked
• Coptic: ϩⲟⲟⲩ (hoou) — evil, wicked
• Czech: zlý — evil, wicked
• Czech: podlý — evil, wicked
• Dalmatian: ri — evil, wicked
• Danish: ond — evil, wicked
• Danish: slet — evil, wicked
• Danish: slem — evil, wicked
• Dutch: slecht — evil, wicked
• Dutch: kwaad — evil, wicked
• Egyptian: Dw-w-G36 (ḏw) — evil, wicked
• Esperanto: malbona — evil, wicked
• Finnish: paha — evil, wicked
• Finnish: ilkeä — evil, wicked
• French: mauvais — evil, wicked
• French: méchant — evil, wicked
• Friulian: cjâtif — evil, wicked
• Friulian: brut — evil, wicked
• Friulian: trist — evil, wicked
• German: böse — evil, wicked
• Gothic: 𐌿𐌱𐌹𐌻𐍃 (ubils) — evil, wicked
• Greek: κακός (kakós) — evil, wicked
• Ancient Greek: πονηρός (ponērós) — evil, wicked
• Haitian Creole: move — evil, wicked
• Hebrew: רשע (rashá) — evil, wicked
• Hebrew: מרושע (merushá) — evil, wicked
• Hebrew: מרושעת (merusháʽat) — evil, wicked
• Hungarian: rossz — evil, wicked
• Icelandic: vondur — evil, wicked
• Ingrian: paha — evil, wicked
• Irish: droch- — evil, wicked
• Irish: olc — evil, wicked
• Italian: cattivo — evil, wicked
• Italian: malvagio — evil, wicked
• Japanese: 悪い (warui) — evil, wicked
• Kikuyu: -ũru — evil, wicked
• Central Kurdish: بەد (bed) — evil, wicked
• Latvian: ļauns — evil, wicked
• Latvian: slikts — evil, wicked
• Malay: jahat — evil, wicked
• Marathi: वाईट (vāīṭ) — evil, wicked
• Norman: mauvais — evil, wicked
• Norwegian: dårlig — evil, wicked
• Norwegian: ond — evil, wicked
• Old Church Slavonic: зълъ (zŭlŭ) — evil, wicked
• Old Turkic: 𐰪𐰃𐰍 — evil, wicked
• Pashto: بد (bad) — evil, wicked
• Persian: بد (bad) — evil, wicked
• Polish: zły — evil, wicked
• Portuguese: mau — evil, wicked
• Portuguese: malvado — evil, wicked
• Portuguese: ruim — evil, wicked
• Punjabi: ਭੈੜਾ (bhaiṛā) — evil, wicked
• Quechua: millay — evil, wicked
• Romanian: rău — evil, wicked
• Russian: плохо́й (ploxój) — evil, wicked
• Russian: злой (zloj) — evil, wicked
• Russian: по́длый (pódlyj) — evil, wicked
• Scots: ill — evil, wicked
• Scottish Gaelic: dona — evil, wicked
• Scottish Gaelic: droch — evil, wicked
• Scottish Gaelic: olc — evil, wicked
• Serbo-Croatian: zao — evil, wicked
• Serbo-Croatian: zločest — evil, wicked
• Slovak: zlý — evil, wicked
• Slovene: slàb — evil, wicked
• Slovene: zèl — evil, wicked
• Slovene: zli — evil, wicked
• Slovene: zloben — evil, wicked
• Spanish: malo — evil, wicked
• Swedish: ond — evil, wicked
• Tagalog: masama — evil, wicked
• Tamil: கெட்ட (keṭṭa) — evil, wicked
• Tamil: தீய (tīya) — evil, wicked
• Telugu: క్రూరమైన (krūramaina) — evil, wicked
• Thai: เลว (leeo) — evil, wicked
• Thai: ชั่ว (chûua) — evil, wicked
• Thai: ร้าย (ráai) — evil, wicked
• Tocharian B: yolo — evil, wicked
• Tok Pisin: nogut — evil, wicked
• Turkish: kötü — evil, wicked
• Ottoman Turkish: یامان (yaman) — evil, wicked
• Ukrainian: злий (zlyj) — evil, wicked
• Venetan: cativo — evil, wicked
• Venetan: cilacio — evil, wicked
• Venetan: ruo — evil, wicked
• Venetan: trist — evil, wicked
• Volapük: badik — evil, wicked
• Welsh: drwg — evil, wicked
• Armenian: վատ (vat) — faulty; not functional
• Basque: txar — faulty; not functional
• Bulgarian: лош (loš) — faulty; not functional
• Catalan: dolent — faulty; not functional
• Catalan: defectuós — faulty; not functional
• Chinese Mandarin: 有毛病的 (yǒu máobìng de) — faulty; not functional
• Chinese Mandarin: 壞 /坏 (huài) — faulty; not functional
• Chinese Mandarin: 故障 (gùzhàng) — faulty; not functional
• Czech: vadný — faulty; not functional
• Danish: dårlig — faulty; not functional
• Esperanto: nefunkcia — faulty; not functional
• Finnish: viallinen — faulty; not functional
• Finnish: rikkinäinen — faulty; not functional
• French: défectueux — faulty; not functional
• German: schlecht — faulty; not functional
• Greek: κακός (kakós) — faulty; not functional
• Gujarati: નકામું (nakāmũ) — faulty; not functional
• Irish: droch- — faulty; not functional
• Italian: difettoso — faulty; not functional
• Japanese: 悪い (warui) — faulty; not functional
• Latvian: slikts — faulty; not functional
• Malay: rosak — faulty; not functional
• Marathi: खराब (kharāb) — faulty; not functional
• Norwegian: dårlig — faulty; not functional
• Norwegian: i stykker — faulty; not functional
• Persian: ناکارامد (nâkârâmad) — faulty; not functional
• Polish: uszkodzony — faulty; not functional
• Polish: wadliwy — faulty; not functional
• Portuguese: quebrado — faulty; not functional
• Portuguese: enguiçado — faulty; not functional
• Portuguese: estragado — faulty; not functional
• Russian: плохо́й (ploxój) — faulty; not functional
• Scottish Gaelic: dona — faulty; not functional
• Scottish Gaelic: droch — faulty; not functional
• Slovak: vadný — faulty; not functional
• Slovak: zlý — faulty; not functional
• Spanish: defectuoso — faulty; not functional
• Swedish: trasig — faulty; not functional
• Swedish: sönder — faulty; not functional
• Tagalog: sira — faulty; not functional
• Tamil: செயலற்ற (ceyalaṟṟa) — faulty; not functional
• Tamil: வேலை செய்யாத (vēlai ceyyāta) — faulty; not functional
• Telugu: చెడి పోయిన (ceḍi pōyina) — faulty; not functional
• Tok Pisin: nogut — faulty; not functional
• Bulgarian: лош (loš) — of breath: malodorous
• Chinese Mandarin: 臭 (chòu) — of breath: malodorous
• Danish: dårlig — of breath: malodorous
• Esperanto: malbona — of breath: malodorous
• Esperanto: malbonodora — of breath: malodorous
• Finnish: pahanhajuinen — of breath: malodorous
• French: mauvaise — of breath: malodorous
• German: schlecht — of breath: malodorous
• Italian: cattivo — of breath: malodorous
• Japanese: 悪い (warui) — of breath: malodorous
• Malay: busuk — of breath: malodorous
• Norwegian: dårlig — of breath: malodorous
• Persian: بدبو (badbu) — of breath: malodorous
• Polish: nieświeży — of breath: malodorous
• Portuguese: mau — of breath: malodorous
• Portuguese: ruim — of breath: malodorous
• Russian: плохо́й (ploxój) — of breath: malodorous
• Russian: скве́рный (skvérnyj) — of breath: malodorous
• Russian: дурно́й (durnój) — of breath: malodorous
• Serbo-Croatian: loš — of breath: malodorous
• Spanish: malo — of breath: malodorous
• Swedish: dålig — of breath: malodorous
• Finnish: huono — unskilled
• French: mauvais — unskilled
• French: nul — unskilled
• Persian: بی تجربه (bi tajrobe) — unskilled
• Persian: خام دست (khām dast) — unskilled
• Persian: نا متخصص (nā motekhases) — unskilled
• Persian: غیر متخصص (qeyr e motekhases) — unskilled
• Slovak: slabý — unskilled
• Slovak: zlý — unskilled
• Finnish: huono — sickly; unhealthy
• Finnish: kipeä — sickly; unhealthy
• Finnish: sairas — sickly; unhealthy
• Persian: رنجور (ranjoor) — sickly; unhealthy
• Persian: بیمار (bimār) — sickly; unhealthy
• Persian: ناتوان (nātavān) — sickly; unhealthy
• Persian: ناخوش (nākhoš) — sickly; unhealthy
• Finnish: huono — of poor physical appearance
• Chinese Mandarin: 果敢 (guǒgǎn) — bold and daring
• Finnish: kova — bold and daring
• French: fonceur — bold and daring
• Pashto: بد (bad) — bold and daring
• Persian: گستاخ (gostâx) — bold and daring
• Russian: лихо́й (lixój) — bold and daring
• Tamil: போக்கிரி (pōkkiri) — bold and daring
• Telugu: తెగింపు (tegimpu) — bold and daring
• Chinese Mandarin: 嚴重 /严重 (yánzhòng) — severe; urgent
• Chinese Mandarin: 緊急 /紧急 (jǐnjí) — severe; urgent
• Esperanto: grava — severe; urgent
• Finnish: paha — severe; urgent
• Finnish: kova — severe; urgent
• Finnish: ankara — severe; urgent
• French: urgent — severe; urgent
• Irish: dona — severe; urgent
• Irish: droch- — severe; urgent
• Irish: olc — severe; urgent
• Italian: serio — severe; urgent
• Italian: urgente — severe; urgent
• Italian: grave — severe; urgent
• Italian: doveroso — severe; urgent
• Tamil: கடும் (kaṭum) — severe; urgent
• Telugu: అత్యవసరము (atyavasaramu) — severe; urgent
• Danish: fy — to misbehaving child or pet
• German: pfui — to misbehaving child or pet
• Serbo-Croatian: fuj — to misbehaving child or pet
• Swedish: fy — to misbehaving child or pet
• Bulgarian: грешка (greška) — error, mistake
• Finnish: moka — error, mistake
• French: faute — error, mistake
• French: gaffe — error, mistake
• Italian: errore — error, mistake
• Slovak: chyba — error, mistake
• Swahili: bozu — error, mistake
• Tamil: தவறு (tavaṟu) — error, mistake
• Telugu: పొరపాటు (porapāṭu) — error, mistake