butcher

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• Australian, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈbʊt͡ʃə/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈbɵt͡ʃə/
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• Canada, US: /ˈbʊt͡ʃɚ/
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• Scotland: /ˈbʉt͡ʃəɾ/
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• Northern-Ireland: /ˈbʉt͡ʃəɹ/
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• rhymes with -ʊtʃə(ɹ)
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Etymology tree English butch Proto-Indo-European *-yōs Proto-Germanic *-izô Proto-West Germanic *-iʀō Proto-Germanic *-ōzô Proto-West Germanic *-ōʀō Old English -ra Middle English -ere English -er English butcher From butch + -er.

From Middle English bocher, boucher, from Old French bouchier (“goat slaughterer”), from Old French bouc (“goat”), from Medieval Latin buccus (“he-goat”), from Frankish *bukk, from Proto-Germanic *bukkaz (“male goat, male deer”), from Proto-Indo-European *bhuǵ- (“buck, ram”). See also English buck.

383 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: kasap — person who prepares and sells meat
• Western Apache: itsįʼ nyiłgeeshí — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: جَزَّار (jazzār) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: قَصَّاب (qaṣṣāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: لَحَّام (laḥḥām) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: جزار (gazzār) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: جَزَّار (jazzār) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: جزار (gazzār) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: لَحَّام (laḥḥām) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: لَحَّام (laḥḥām) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: جَزَّار (jazzār) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: قَصَّاب (qaṣṣāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Armenian: մսագործ (msagorc) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Armenian: մսավաճառ (msavačaṙ) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Aromanian: cãrnar — person who prepares and sells meat
• Aromanian: hãsap — person who prepares and sells meat
• Aromanian: cãsap — person who prepares and sells meat
• Assamese: কচাই (kosai) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Avar: къасабчи (qxʼasabči) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Azerbaijani: qəssab — person who prepares and sells meat
• Azerbaijani: ətçi — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bashkir: итсе (itse) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Basque: harakin — person who prepares and sells meat
• Belarusian: мясні́к (mjasník) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Belarusian: мясьні́к (mjasʹník) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bengali: কসাই (kośai) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bulgarian: меса́р (mesár) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bulgarian: меса́рка (mesárka) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bulgarian: каса́пин (kasápin) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bulgarian: каса́пка (kasápka) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bulgarian: кола́ч (koláč) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Bulgarian: кола́чка (koláčka) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Burmese: သားသတ်သမား (sa:satsa.ma:) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Catalan: carnisser — person who prepares and sells meat
• Catalan: carnissera — person who prepares and sells meat
• Chechen: хаспанча (xaspanča) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Chinese Mandarin: 屠夫 (túfū) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Chinese Mandarin: 屠戶 /屠户 (túhù) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Chinese Mandarin: 賣肉者 /卖肉者 (màiròuzhě) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Cornish: kiger — person who prepares and sells meat
• Cornish: kigores — person who prepares and sells meat
• Czech: řezník — person who prepares and sells meat
• Czech: řeznice — person who prepares and sells meat
• Czech: masař — person who prepares and sells meat
• Czech: masařka — person who prepares and sells meat
• Danish: slagter — person who prepares and sells meat
• Dongxiang: migvachi — person who prepares and sells meat
• Dutch: slager — person who prepares and sells meat
• Dutch: beenhouwer — person who prepares and sells meat
• Egyptian: i-mn:n-H-T30-A1 (jmnḥ) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Esperanto: buĉisto — person who prepares and sells meat
• Esperanto: buĉistino — person who prepares and sells meat
• Esperanto: porkajisto — person who prepares and sells meat
• Estonian: lihunik — person who prepares and sells meat
• Faroese: slaktari — person who prepares and sells meat
• Faroese: slátrari — person who prepares and sells meat
• Finnish: lihakauppias — person who prepares and sells meat
• Finnish: lihanleikkaaja — person who prepares and sells meat
• Finnish: teurastaja — person who prepares and sells meat
• French: boucher — person who prepares and sells meat
• French: bouchère — person who prepares and sells meat
• Gagauz: kasap — person who prepares and sells meat
• Galician: carniceiro — person who prepares and sells meat
• Galician: buxeo — person who prepares and sells meat
• Galician: beche — person who prepares and sells meat
• Georgian: ყასაბი (q̇asabi) — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Fleischer — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Fleischerin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Fleischhacker — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Fleischhackerin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Fleischhauer — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Fleischhauerin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Metzger — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Metzgerin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Metzler — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Metzlerin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Schlachter — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Schlachterin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Schlächter — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Schlächterin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Knochenhauer — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Knochenhauerin — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Katzoff — person who prepares and sells meat
• German: Katzuff — person who prepares and sells meat
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌺𐌹𐌻𐌾𐌰 (skilja) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Greek: χασάπης (chasápis) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Greek: κρεοπώλης (kreopólis) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ancient Greek: ἄρταμος (ártamos) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ancient Greek: μάγειρος (mágeiros) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ancient Greek: σφαγεύς (sphageús) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hebrew: שׁוֹחֵט (shokhét) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hebrew: קַצָּב (katsáv) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: क़साई (qasāī) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: कसाई (kasāī) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: बूचड़ (būcaṛ) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: क़स्साब (qassāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: कस्साब (kassāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: गोघातक (goghātak) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: बुजकसाब (bujaksāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: बकरकसाब (bakraksāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hindi: कस्साई (kassāī) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hungarian: hentes — person who prepares and sells meat
• Hungarian: mészáros — person who prepares and sells meat
• Icelandic: slátrari — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ido: buchero — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ido: buchisto — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ido: karnovendisto — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ido: karno-vendisto — person who prepares and sells meat
• Indonesian: tukang daging — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ingrian: mäsnikkä — person who prepares and sells meat
• Irish: feolaire — person who prepares and sells meat
• Irish: búistéir — person who prepares and sells meat
• Italian: macellaio — person who prepares and sells meat
• Italian: macellaia — person who prepares and sells meat
• Japanese: 肉屋 (nikuya) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Kazakh: қасапшы (qasapşy) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Kazakh: етші (etşı) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Khmer: អ្នកលក់សាច់ (nĕək lŭək sac) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Khmer: គោឃាតក៍ (kookhiət) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Korean: 푸주한 (pujuhan) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Central Kurdish: قەساب (qesab) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Northern Kurdish: qesab — person who prepares and sells meat
• Northern Kurdish: serjêker — person who prepares and sells meat
• Kyrgyz: касапчы (kasapcı) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ladino: kasap — person who prepares and sells meat
• Lao: ຄົນຂາຍຊີ້ນ (khon khāi sīn) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Latin: lanius — person who prepares and sells meat
• Latin: macellārius — person who prepares and sells meat
• Latvian: miesnieks — person who prepares and sells meat
• Latvian: miesniece — person who prepares and sells meat
• Lezgi: кьасабчи (q̇asabči) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Limburgish: slechter — person who prepares and sells meat
• Lithuanian: mėsininkas — person who prepares and sells meat
• Lithuanian: mėsininkė — person who prepares and sells meat
• Macedonian: месар (mesar) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Macedonian: месарка (mesarka) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Macedonian: касап (kasap) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Malay: tukang daging — person who prepares and sells meat
• Malayalam: ഇറച്ചിവെട്ടുകാരൻ (iṟacciveṭṭukāraṉ) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Malayalam: കശാപ്പുകാരൻ (kaśāppukāraṉ) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Maltese: biċċier — person who prepares and sells meat
• Middle English: bocher — person who prepares and sells meat
• Mongolian: яргачин (jargačin) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Mongolian: ᠢᠷᠭᠠᠴᠢᠨ (irɣačin) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Neapolitan: chianchiere — person who prepares and sells meat
• Norman: bouochi — person who prepares and sells meat
• Norwegian Bokmål: slakter — person who prepares and sells meat
• Norwegian Nynorsk: slaktar — person who prepares and sells meat
• Pannonian Rusyn: месар (mesar) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Pannonian Rusyn: месарка (mesarka) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Pashto: قصاب (qasāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Dari: قَصَّاب (qassāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Iranian Persian: قَصَّاب (ġassâb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Plautdietsch: Fleescha — person who prepares and sells meat
• Polish: rzeźnik — person who prepares and sells meat
• Polish: rzeźniczka — person who prepares and sells meat
• Polish: masarz — person who prepares and sells meat
• Polish: masarka — person who prepares and sells meat
• Portuguese: talhante — person who prepares and sells meat
• Portuguese: açougueiro — person who prepares and sells meat
• Portuguese: açougueira — person who prepares and sells meat
• Quechua: ñak'aq — person who prepares and sells meat
• Romanian: măcelar — person who prepares and sells meat
• Romanian: măcelăreasă — person who prepares and sells meat
• Romansh: mazler — person who prepares and sells meat
• Romansh: batger — person who prepares and sells meat
• Romansh: bacher — person who prepares and sells meat
• Russian: мясни́к (mjasník) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Scottish Gaelic: feòladair — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: ме̏са̄р — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: ме̏сарица — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: ка̀сапин — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: касапинка — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: mȅsār — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: mȅsarica — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: kàsapin — person who prepares and sells meat
• Serbo-Croatian: kasapinka — person who prepares and sells meat
• Sicilian: ghiancheri — person who prepares and sells meat
• Sicilian: bucceri — person who prepares and sells meat
• Sicilian: vucceri — person who prepares and sells meat
• Sicilian: ucceri — person who prepares and sells meat
• Silesian: masŏrz — person who prepares and sells meat
• Slovak: mäsiar — person who prepares and sells meat
• Slovak: mäsiarka — person who prepares and sells meat
• Slovene: mesar — person who prepares and sells meat
• Slovene: mesarka — person who prepares and sells meat
• Lower Sorbian: rěznik — person who prepares and sells meat
• Lower Sorbian: rěznica — person who prepares and sells meat
• Spanish: carnicero — person who prepares and sells meat
• Spanish: carnicera — person who prepares and sells meat
• Spanish: matarife — person who prepares and sells meat
• Swahili: bucha — person who prepares and sells meat
• Swahili: mchinjaji — person who prepares and sells meat
• Swedish: slaktare — person who prepares and sells meat
• Swedish: styckare — person who prepares and sells meat
• Swedish: charkuterist — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tagalog: manlalapa — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tagalog: tagalapa — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tagalog: matador — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tajik: қассоб (qassob) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tajik: гӯштфурӯш (güštfurüš) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tatar: итче (itçe) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tatar: кассап (qassap) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Telugu: కసాయి (kasāyi) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Thai: คนขายเนื้อ (kon-kǎai-nʉ́ʉa) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Tibetan: ཤ་ཁང (sha khang) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Turkish: kasap — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ottoman Turkish: قصاب (kasâb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Turkmen: gassap — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ukrainian: м'ясни́к (mʺjasnýk) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ukrainian: м'яса́р (mʺjasár) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Ukrainian: м'яса́рка (mʺjasárka) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Urdu: قَصائی (qasāī) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Urdu: قَصَّاب (qassāb) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Urdu: بُوچَڑ (būcaṛ) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Uyghur: قاسساپ (qassap) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Uzbek: qassob — person who prepares and sells meat
• Vietnamese: người hàng thịt — person who prepares and sells meat
• Walloon: mangon — person who prepares and sells meat
• Walloon: botchî — person who prepares and sells meat
• Walloon: manguinresse — person who prepares and sells meat
• Walloon: botchresse — person who prepares and sells meat
• Welsh: cigydd — person who prepares and sells meat
• Yiddish: קצבֿ (katsev) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Yiddish: שוחט (shoykhet) — person who prepares and sells meat
• Arabic: جَزَّار (jazzār) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Armenian: մսագործ (msagorc) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Basque: odolzale — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Belarusian: мясні́к (mjasník) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Belarusian: кат (kat) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Bulgarian: каса́пин (kasápin) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Bulgarian: каса́пка (kasápka) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Catalan: carnisser — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Chinese Mandarin: 屠夫 (túfū) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Czech: řezník — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Dutch: slachter — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Finnish: teurastaja — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Georgian: ყასაბი (q̇asabi) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• German: Schlächter — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• German: Schlächterin — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Greek: σφαγέας (sfagéas) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Greek: μακελάρης (makeláris) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Ancient Greek: σφαγεύς (sphageús) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Hindi: क़साई (qasāī) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Hindi: कसाई (kasāī) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Hungarian: hóhér — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Hungarian: tömeggyilkos — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Indonesian: jagal — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Italian: macellaio — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Italian: carnefice — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Macedonian: колач (kolač) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Macedonian: касап (kasap) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Middle English: bocher — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Norwegian Bokmål: slakter — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Norwegian Nynorsk: slaktar — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Polish: rzeźnik — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Polish: kat — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Portuguese: carniceiro — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Romanian: măcelar — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Romanian: casap — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Russian: мясни́к (mjasník) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Russian: пала́ч (paláč) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Slovak: zabijak — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Slovak: zabiják — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Slovak: zabijač — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Slovak: zabíjač — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Spanish: carnicero — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Swedish: slaktare — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Tagalog: mamamatay-tao — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Telugu: కసాయి (kasāyi) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Ottoman Turkish: قصاب (kasâb) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Ukrainian: м'ясни́к (mʺjasnýk) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Ukrainian: кат (kat) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Urdu: قَصائی (qasāī) — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Volapük: mipugan — brutal or indiscriminate killer
• Hungarian: mozgóárus — person who sells candy, drinks, etc.
• Arabic: جَزَر (jazar) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Armenian: մորթել (mortʻel) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Bulgarian: коля (kolja) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Chinese Mandarin: 屠宰 (túzǎi) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Czech: porážet — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Dutch: slachten — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Egyptian: z:f:T-T30 (zfṯ) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Esperanto: buĉi — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Finnish: teurastaa — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Finnish: leikata — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• French: abattre — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Friulian: macelâ — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Georgian: დაკვლა (daḳvla) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• German: schlachten — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Greek: σφαγιάζω (sfagiázo) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Ancient Greek: σφάζω (spházō) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Ancient Greek: κρεουργέω (kreourgéō) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Hungarian: levág — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Hungarian: leöl — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Indonesian: menjagal — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Italian: macellare — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Japanese: 屠殺する (tosatsu suru) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Kazakh: сою (soü) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Latgalian: kaut — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Latvian: kaut — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Limburgish: slechte — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Macedonian: касапи (kasapi) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Macedonian: коле (kole) — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Navajo: náʼáłʼah — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Norwegian: slakte — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Norwegian: slåtra — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Portuguese: abater — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Portuguese: talhar — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Portuguese: cortar — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Romanian: măcelări — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Romanian: omorî — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Romanian: tăia — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Serbo-Croatian: транши́рати — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Serbo-Croatian: ка̀сапити — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Serbo-Croatian: меса́рити — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Serbo-Croatian: tranšírati — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Serbo-Croatian: kàsapiti — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Serbo-Croatian: mesáriti — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Spanish: carnear — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Spanish: matar — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Spanish: destazar — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Spanish: despostar — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Spanish: pishtar — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Swedish: slakta — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Swedish: stycka — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Turkish: kesmek — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Volapük: miticöpön — slaughter animals and prepare meat for market
• Arabic: جَزَر (jazar) — kill brutally
• Arabic: نَحَر (naḥar) — kill brutally
• Bulgarian: убивам (ubivam) — kill brutally
• Chinese Mandarin: 屠殺 /屠杀 (túshā) — kill brutally
• Dutch: slachten — kill brutally
• Dutch: afslachten — kill brutally
• Finnish: teurastaa — kill brutally
• French: abattre — kill brutally
• German: niedermetzeln — kill brutally
• Greek: σφάζω (sfázo) — kill brutally
• Greek: μακελεύω (makelévo) — kill brutally
• Indonesian: menjagal — kill brutally
• Italian: massacrare — kill brutally
• Limburgish: slechte — kill brutally
• Limburgish: aafslechte — kill brutally
• Macedonian: коле (kole) — kill brutally
• Macedonian: касапи (kasapi) — kill brutally
• Norwegian: slakte — kill brutally
• Polish: masakrować — kill brutally
• Portuguese: trucidar — kill brutally
• Portuguese: massacrar — kill brutally
• Romanian: măcelări — kill brutally
• Romanian: căsăpi — kill brutally
• Romanian: masacra — kill brutally
• Serbo-Croatian: чѐречити — kill brutally
• Serbo-Croatian: čèrečiti — kill brutally
• Spanish: masacrar — kill brutally
• Spanish: carnear — kill brutally
• Swedish: slakta — kill brutally
• Volapük: mipugön — kill brutally
• Finnish: tuhota — ruin something
• Finnish: pilata — ruin something
• French: charcuter — ruin something
• Greek: καταστρέφω (katastréfo) — ruin something
• Greek: κατακρεουργώ (katakreourgó) — ruin something
• Italian: rovinare — ruin something
• Italian: danneggiare — ruin something
• Norwegian: slakte — ruin something
• Polish: rujnować — ruin something
• Romanian: ciopârți — ruin something
• Romanian: masacra — ruin something
• Serbo-Croatian: иска̀сапити — ruin something
• Serbo-Croatian: iskàsapiti — ruin something
• Spanish: chambonear — ruin something
• Spanish: masacrar — ruin something
• Spanish: mutilar — ruin something
• Spanish: desfigurar — ruin something
• Spanish: afear — ruin something
• Turkish: batırmak — ruin something
• Turkish: sıçıp sıvamak — ruin something
• Spanish: mascullar — to mess up
• Spanish: mamullar — to mess up
• Spanish: chapurrar — to mess up
• Spanish: chapurrear — to mess up
• Spanish: mascujar — to mess up