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From Middle English biche, bicche, from Old English biċċe, from Proto-West Germanic *bikkjā, from Proto-Germanic *bikjǭ (“female dog”) (compare Norwegian bikkje (“dog, bitch”), Old Danish bikke (“bitch”)), from Proto-Germanic *bikjaną (“to thrust, attack”) (compare Old Norse bikkja (“to plunge into water”), Dutch bikken (“to hack”)). Related to bicker.

379 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: teef — female canine
• Ahtna: łitsʼae — female canine
• Albanian: bushtër — female canine
• Albanian: shakë — female canine
• Albanian: buçe — female canine
• Albanian: kuçkë — female canine
• Arabic: ثَعْلَبَة (ṯaʕlaba) — female canine
• Arabic: كَلْبَة (kalba) — female canine
• Aramaic: ܟܠܒܬܐ (kalbəṯā) — female canine
• Jewish Babylonian Aramaic: כַּלְבְּתָא (kalbəṯā) — female canine
• Armenian: քած (kʻac) — female canine
• Aromanian: cãtsauã — female canine
• Aromanian: cãtsau — female canine
• Asturian: perra — female canine
• Bashkir: кәнтәй (kəntəy) — female canine
• Belarusian: су́ка (súka) — female canine
• Breton: kiez — female canine
• Bulgarian: кучка (kučka) — female canine
• Catalan: gossa — female canine
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵜⴰⵢⴷⵉⵜ (taydit) — female canine
• Chinese Mandarin: 母狗 (mǔgǒu) — female canine
• Cornish: gast — female canine
• Czech: fena — female canine
• Czech: vlčice — female canine
• Danish: tæve — female canine
• Dutch: teef — female canine
• Dutch: wolvin — female canine
• Dutch: vossin — female canine
• Esperanto: hundino — female canine
• Esperanto: lupino — female canine
• Esperanto: vulpino — female canine
• Ewe: avunɔ — female canine
• Faroese: tík — female canine
• Faroese: bikkja — female canine
• Finnish: narttu — female canine
• Finnish: naaraskoira — female canine
• Finnish: naaraskettu — female canine
• Finnish: naarassusi — female canine
• French: chienne — female canine
• French: louve — female canine
• French: renarde — female canine
• Friulian: čhice — female canine
• Galician: cadela — female canine
• Georgian: ძუკნა (ʒuḳna) — female canine
• German: Fähe — female canine
• German: Hündin — female canine
• German: Wölfin — female canine
• German: Füchsin — female canine
• German: Kojotin — female canine
• German: Schakalin (jackal) — female canine
• Greek: σκύλα (skýla) — female canine
• Greek: λύκαινα (lýkaina) — female canine
• Hebrew: כַּלְבָּה (kalba) — female canine
• Hebrew: שׁוּעָלָה (shu'ala) — female canine
• Hindi: कुतिया (kutiyā) — female canine
• Hindi: कुत्ती (kuttī) — female canine
• Hungarian: szuka — female canine
• Hungarian: nőstény — female canine
• Icelandic: tík — female canine
• Indonesian: anjing betina — female canine
• Interlingua: can — female canine
• Irish: soith — female canine
• Italian: cagna — female canine
• Italian: lupa — female canine
• Japanese: 雌犬 (mesuinu) — female canine
• Kashmiri: ہوٗنؠ (hūn') — female canine
• Korean: 암캐 (amkae) — female canine
• Northern Kurdish: dêl — female canine
• Northern Kurdish: dêlegur — female canine
• Latvian: kuce — female canine
• Lithuanian: kalė — female canine
• Lithuanian: vilkė — female canine
• Low German: Teev — female canine
• Low German: Tääv — female canine
• Low German: Tiff — female canine
• Macedonian: кучка (kučka) — female canine
• Malay: انجيڠ بتينا (dog) — female canine
• Malay: اسو بتينا (dog) — female canine
• Malay: سريݢالا بتينا (wolf) — female canine
• Malay: روبه بتينا (fox) — female canine
• Malay: موسڠ بتينا (fox) — female canine
• Malay: کويوتي بتينا (coyote) — female canine
• Malay: جاکل بتينا (jackal) — female canine
• Malay: anjing betina — female canine
• Malay: asu betina — female canine
• Malay: serigala betina — female canine
• Malay: rubah betina — female canine
• Malay: musang betina — female canine
• Malay: koyote betina — female canine
• Malay: jakal betina (jackal) — female canine
• Malayalam: കൂത്തിപ്പട്ടി (kūttippaṭṭi) — female canine
• Maltese: kelba — female canine
• Manx: coo-bwoirryn — female canine
• Māori: uwha kurī — female canine
• Marathi: कुत्री (kutrī) — female canine
• Middle English: bicche — female canine
• Mi'kmaq: sgwesmuj — female canine
• Nanai: вэчэн (wečen) — female canine
• Navajo: łééchąątsaʼii — female canine
• Norwegian Bokmål: tispe — female canine
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tispe — female canine
• Occitan: canha — female canine
• Persian: مادهسگ (mâde-sag) — female canine
• Persian: لاج (lâj) — female canine
• Polish: suka — female canine
• Polish: wilczyca — female canine
• Polish: lisica — female canine
• Portuguese: cadela — female canine
• Portuguese: cachorra — female canine
• Portuguese: loba — female canine
• Portuguese: bucica — female canine
• Punjabi: ਕੁੱਤੀ (kuttī) — female canine
• Romani: ʒukli — female canine
• Romanian: cățea — female canine
• Romanian: lupoaică — female canine
• Romanian: vulpoaică — female canine
• Romansh: chogna — female canine
• Romansh: chagna — female canine
• Russian: су́ка (súka) — female canine
• Russian: волчи́ца (volčíca) — female canine
• Russian: лиси́ца (lisíca) — female canine
• Sanskrit: श्वाना (śvānā) — female canine
• Scottish Gaelic: galla — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: псица — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: сука — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: куја — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: кучка — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: хуса — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: хујса — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: psica — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: suka — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: kuja — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: kučka — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: husa — female canine
• Serbo-Croatian: hujsa — female canine
• Sikkimese: ཇགམ (jgam) — female canine
• Slovak: fena — female canine
• Slovak: suka — female canine
• Slovak: vlčica — female canine
• Slovene: psica — female canine
• Lower Sorbian: beja — female canine
• Spanish: perra — female canine
• Spanish: zorra — female canine
• Spanish: loba — female canine
• Swedish: tik — female canine
• Swedish: hynda — female canine
• Lower Tanana: ɬits'a' — female canine
• Taos: kwíanena — female canine
• Telugu: ఆడకుక్క (āḍakukka) — female canine
• Turkish: kancık — female canine
• Ottoman Turkish: قانجیق (kancık) — female canine
• Ugaritic: 𐎋𐎍𐎁𐎚 (klbt) — female canine
• Ukrainian: су́ка (súka) — female canine
• Ukrainian: су́чка (súčka) — female canine
• Volapük: jidog — female canine
• Volapük: jilup — female canine
• Volapük: jirenar — female canine
• Welsh: gast — female canine
• Welsh: llwynoges — female canine
• Yiddish: צױג (tsoyg) — female canine
• Czech: kurva — promiscuous woman
• Czech: běhna — promiscuous woman
• Czech: děvka — promiscuous woman
• Czech: šlapka — promiscuous woman
• German: Schlampe — promiscuous woman
• German: Luder — promiscuous woman
• German: Dorfmatratze — promiscuous woman
• German: Flittchen — promiscuous woman
• Hebrew: זוֹנָה — promiscuous woman
• Hungarian: szajha — promiscuous woman
• Hungarian: prosti — promiscuous woman
• Hungarian: prostituált — promiscuous woman
• Hungarian: kurva — promiscuous woman
• Hungarian: picsa — promiscuous woman
• Japanese: ビッチ (bitchi) — promiscuous woman
• Polish: szmata — promiscuous woman
• Polish: dziwka — promiscuous woman
• Polish: wywłoka — promiscuous woman
• Polish: zdzira — promiscuous woman
• Portuguese: badalhoca — promiscuous woman
• Portuguese: porca — promiscuous woman
• Portuguese: cachorra — promiscuous woman
• Portuguese: vadia — promiscuous woman
• Portuguese: puta — promiscuous woman
• Slovak: kurva — promiscuous woman
• Turkish: orospu — promiscuous woman
• Albanian: kurvë — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Arabic: قَحْبَة (qaḥba) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Arabic: سَلِيطَة (salīṭa) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Armenian: քած (kʻac) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Belarusian: су́ка (súka) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Belarusian: сце́рва (scjérva) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Breton: louskenn — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Breton: liboudenn — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Bulgarian: кучка (kučka) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Bulgarian: курва (kurva) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Bulgarian: развратница (razvratnica) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Chinese Cantonese: 衰婆 (seoi1 po2) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Chinese Cantonese: 八婆 (baat3 po4) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Chinese Cantonese: 臭閪 /臭𲈹 (cau3 hai1) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Chinese Mandarin: 賤人 /贱人 (jiànrén) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Chinese Mandarin: 婊子 (biǎozi) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Chinese Mandarin: 娼婦 /娼妇 (chāngfù) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Czech: potvora — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Czech: mrcha — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Czech: čubka — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Czech: megera — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Danish: kælling — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: teef — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: bitch — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: trut — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: kankerwijf — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: kutwijf — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: rotwijf — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: kreng — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Esperanto: aĉulino — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Esperanto: fiulino — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Esperanto: harpio — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Esperanto: megero — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Finnish: narttu — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Finnish: ämmä — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• French: garce — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• French: rosse — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• French: salope — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Old French: putain — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• West-Frisian: teef — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Galician: lurpia — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Georgian: ძუკნა (ʒuḳna) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Georgian: ბოზი (bozi) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• German: Zicke — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• German: Schlampe — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• German: Miststück — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Greek: σκύλα (skýla) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hebrew: כלבה (kalba) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hungarian: kurva — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hungarian: luvnya — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hungarian: lotyó — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hungarian: ribanc — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hungarian: ribi — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hungarian: ringyó — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Hungarian: szajha — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Icelandic: tík — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Indonesian: lonte — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Indonesian: pelacur — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Indonesian: bangsat — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Interlingua: puta — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Interlingua: putana — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Italian: stronza — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Italian: troia — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Italian: puttana — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Japanese: あばずれ (abazure) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Japanese: あま (ama) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Japanese: ズベ公 (zubekō) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Korean: 개년 (gaenyeon) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Korean: 년 (nyeon) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Kyrgyz: канчык (kancık) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Latvian: kuce — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Latvian: maita — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Lithuanian: kalė — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Macedonian: кучка (kučka) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Malay: betina — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Maltese: qaħba — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Middle English: bicche — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Norwegian: tispe — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Occitan: chispa — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Occitan: solharda — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Persian: سلیطه — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Persian: پتیاره — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Persian: دریده — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Polish: suka — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Polish: pinda — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Polish: bladź — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Portuguese: puta — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Portuguese: cabra f vagabunda — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Portuguese: vadia — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Romanian: cățea — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Romanian: zdreanță — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Russian: су́ка (súka) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Russian: сте́рва (stérva) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Russian: меге́ра (megéra) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Russian: су́чка (súčka) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Russian: ку́рва (kúrva) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Russian: блядь (bljadʹ) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Russian: па́дла (pádla) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Scottish Gaelic: bidse — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Scottish Gaelic: nighean na galla — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Serbo-Croatian: кучка — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Serbo-Croatian: курва — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Serbo-Croatian: kučka — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Serbo-Croatian: kurva — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Slovak: suka — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Slovak: kurva — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Slovene: prasica — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Slovene: kurba — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Spanish: perra — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Spanish: arpía — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Spanish: zorra — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Swedish: slyna — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Swedish: subba — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Swedish: hynda — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Thai: อีดอก — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Turkish: sürtük — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Turkish: orospu — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Ukrainian: су́ка (súka) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Ukrainian: сте́рва (stérva) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Ukrainian: су́чка (súčka) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Uyghur: جالاپ (jalap) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Welsh: gast — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Yiddish: כּלבֿטע (klafte) — disagreeable, aggressive person, usually female
• Dutch: bitch — submissive person
• Finnish: ämmä — submissive person
• French: pute — submissive person
• Portuguese: cabrão — submissive person
• Bulgarian: пичка (pička) — woman
• Czech: kunda — woman
• Finnish: muija — woman
• Finnish: ämmä — woman
• German: Weib — woman
• Hungarian: pina — woman
• Italian: fica — woman
• Macedonian: пичка (pička) — woman
• Norwegian: fitte — woman
• Polish: dupa — woman
• Portuguese: gaja — woman
• Portuguese: puta — woman
• Romanian: pizdă — woman
• Russian: пизда́ (pizdá) — woman
• Serbo-Croatian: пичка — woman
• Serbo-Croatian: pička — woman
• Slovak: kunda — woman
• Swedish: brutta — woman
• Vietnamese: đĩ — woman
• Finnish: kamu — jocular slang: one's friend
• Russian: шура́к (šurák) — jocular slang: one's friend
• Russian: ко́реш (kóreš) — jocular slang: one's friend
• French: saleté — difficult or confounding problem
• French: saloperie — difficult or confounding problem
• French: couille — difficult or confounding problem
• Latvian: suņanagla pakaļā — difficult or confounding problem
• Latvian: galvassāpes — difficult or confounding problem
• Polish: cholerstwo — difficult or confounding problem
• Polish: diabelstwo — difficult or confounding problem
• Portuguese: bucica — difficult or confounding problem
• Spanish: marrón — difficult or confounding problem
• Finnish: akka — colloquial: playing card queen
• French: dame — colloquial: playing card queen
• Breton: klemm — complain (about something) spitefully
• Breton: soroc'hal — complain (about something) spitefully
• Breton: grozmolat — complain (about something) spitefully
• Bulgarian: оплаквам се (oplakvam se) — complain (about something) spitefully
• Danish: klage — complain (about something) spitefully
• Dutch: kankeren — complain (about something) spitefully
• Esperanto: plendaĉi — complain (about something) spitefully
• Finnish: haukkua — complain (about something) spitefully
• Finnish: nalkuttaa — complain (about something) spitefully
• French: chialer — complain (about something) spitefully
• French: pester — complain (about something) spitefully
• French: râler — complain (about something) spitefully
• French: rouspéter — complain (about something) spitefully
• German: meckern — complain (about something) spitefully
• German: maulen — complain (about something) spitefully
• Interlingua: querelar — complain (about something) spitefully
• Interlingua: lamentar — complain (about something) spitefully
• Macedonian: пла́че (pláče) — complain (about something) spitefully
• Macedonian: се жа́ли (se žáli) — complain (about something) spitefully
• Māori: komekome — complain (about something) spitefully
• Persian: نق زدن — complain (about something) spitefully
• Persian: غر زدن — complain (about something) spitefully
• Polish: psioczyć — complain (about something) spitefully
• Portuguese: choramingar — complain (about something) spitefully
• Russian: скули́ть (skulítʹ) — complain (about something) spitefully
• Russian: пизде́ть (pizdétʹ) — complain (about something) spitefully
• Slovak: frfľať — complain (about something) spitefully
• Slovak: sťažovať sa — complain (about something) spitefully
• Spanish: quejarse — complain (about something) spitefully
• Swedish: gnälla — complain (about something) spitefully
• Swedish: klaga — complain (about something) spitefully
• Swedish: tjafsa — complain (about something) spitefully
• Turkish: deneme — complain (about something) spitefully