corrupt

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• /kəˈɹʌpt/
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From Middle English corrupten, derived from Latin corruptus, past participle of corrumpō (“to destroy, ruin, injure, spoil, corrupt, bribe”), from com- (“together”) + rumpō (“to break in pieces”).

119 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُرْتَشٍ (murtašin) — in a depraved state
• Arabic: فَاسِد (fāsid) — in a depraved state
• Belarusian: карумпава́ны (karumpavány) — in a depraved state
• Belarusian: карумпі́раваны (karumpíravany) — in a depraved state
• Belarusian: прада́жны (pradážny) — in a depraved state
• Bulgarian: покваре́н (pokvarén) — in a depraved state
• Bulgarian: корумпи́ран (korumpíran) — in a depraved state
• Catalan: corrupte — in a depraved state
• Czech: zkažený — in a depraved state
• Czech: zkorumpovaný — in a depraved state
• Danish: korrupt — in a depraved state
• Dutch: corrupt — in a depraved state
• Dutch: verdorven — in a depraved state
• Finnish: turmeltunut — in a depraved state
• Finnish: korruptoitunut — in a depraved state
• French: corrompu — in a depraved state
• French: dévoyé — in a depraved state
• Galician: corrupto — in a depraved state
• German: korrupt — in a depraved state
• Greek: διεφθαρμένος (dieftharménos) — in a depraved state
• Hebrew: מושחת (mushkhat) — in a depraved state
• Hindi: बेईमान (beīmān) — in a depraved state
• Hindi: भ्रष्ट (bhraṣṭ) — in a depraved state
• Hungarian: korrupt — in a depraved state
• Italian: corrotto — in a depraved state
• Kazakh: азғын (azğyn) — in a depraved state
• Kazakh: бұзылған (būzylğan) — in a depraved state
• Khmer: ពុករលួយ (puk rɔluəy) — in a depraved state
• Latin: corruptus — in a depraved state
• Norwegian Bokmål: korrupt — in a depraved state
• Norwegian Nynorsk: korrupt — in a depraved state
• Polish: skorumpowany — in a depraved state
• Portuguese: corrupto — in a depraved state
• Romanian: corupt — in a depraved state
• Russian: коррумпи́рованный (korrumpírovannyj) — in a depraved state
• Russian: прода́жный (prodážnyj) — in a depraved state
• Scottish Gaelic: olc — in a depraved state
• Scottish Gaelic: meallta — in a depraved state
• Scottish Gaelic: breun — in a depraved state
• Spanish: corrupto — in a depraved state
• Swedish: korrupt — in a depraved state
• Tagalog: tiwali — in a depraved state
• Tagalog: korap — in a depraved state
• Tagalog: kurakot — in a depraved state
• Turkish: yoz — in a depraved state
• Turkish: yozlaşmış — in a depraved state
• Turkish: bozulmuş — in a depraved state
• Ottoman Turkish: صویسز (soysuz) — in a depraved state
• Ukrainian: корумпо́ваний (korumpóvanyj) — in a depraved state
• Ukrainian: прода́жний (prodážnyj) — in a depraved state
• Vietnamese: tham nhũng — in a depraved state
• Belarusian: сапсава́ны (sapsavány) — with lots of errors in it
• Belarusian: сапсу́ты (sapsúty) — with lots of errors in it
• Bulgarian: развале́н (razvalén) — with lots of errors in it
• Catalan: corrupte — with lots of errors in it
• Czech: porušený — with lots of errors in it
• Finnish: korruptoitunut — with lots of errors in it
• Hindi: अशुद्ध (aśuddh) — with lots of errors in it
• Hindi: त्रुटिपूर्ण (truṭipūrṇ) — with lots of errors in it
• Māori: hāmate — with lots of errors in it
• Polish: zepsuty — with lots of errors in it
• Russian: испо́рченный (ispórčennyj) — with lots of errors in it
• Russian: повреждённый (povreždjónnyj) — with lots of errors in it
• Spanish: corrupto — with lots of errors in it
• Turkish: bozuk — with lots of errors in it
• Turkish: bozulmuş — with lots of errors in it
• Turkish: hatalı — with lots of errors in it
• Ukrainian: зіпсо́ваний (zipsóvanyj) — with lots of errors in it
• Arabic: أَفْسَدَ (ʔafsada) — to change from good to bad
• Azerbaijani: pozmaq — to change from good to bad
• Azerbaijani: korlamaq — to change from good to bad
• Bulgarian: разва́лям (razváljam) — to change from good to bad
• Bulgarian: развращавам (razvraštavam) — to change from good to bad
• Catalan: corrompre — to change from good to bad
• Czech: zkazit — to change from good to bad
• Czech: narušit — to change from good to bad
• Dutch: verderven — to change from good to bad
• Dutch: verworden — to change from good to bad
• Esperanto: korupti — to change from good to bad
• Finnish: turmella — to change from good to bad
• Finnish: korruptoida — to change from good to bad
• French: corrompre — to change from good to bad
• Galician: corromper — to change from good to bad
• Galician: malvar — to change from good to bad
• German: verderben — to change from good to bad
• German: korrumpieren — to change from good to bad
• Gothic: 𐍆𐍂𐌰𐍅𐌰𐍂𐌳𐌾𐌰𐌽 (frawardjan) — to change from good to bad
• Gothic: 𐍂𐌹𐌿𐍂𐌾𐌰𐌽 (riurjan) — to change from good to bad
• Greek: διαφθείρω (diaftheíro) — to change from good to bad
• Ancient Greek: φθείρω (phtheírō) — to change from good to bad
• Hebrew: השחית (hishkhít) — to change from good to bad
• Hindi: भ्रंश (bhrañś) — to change from good to bad
• Irish: truailligh — to change from good to bad
• Irish: éilligh — to change from good to bad
• Italian: corrompere — to change from good to bad
• Japanese: 堕落させる (daraku saseru) — to change from good to bad
• Khmer: ពុករលួយ (puk rɔluəy) — to change from good to bad
• Latin: corrumpō — to change from good to bad
• Latin: dēprāvō — to change from good to bad
• Māori: whakatautauhea — to change from good to bad
• Māori: whakatautauwhea — to change from good to bad
• Māori: whakakonuka — to change from good to bad
• Māori: kōrapurapu — to change from good to bad
• Māori: hāmate — to change from good to bad
• Occitan: corrompre — to change from good to bad
• Portuguese: corromper — to change from good to bad
• Romagnol: adulterêr — to change from good to bad
• Romanian: corupe — to change from good to bad
• Russian: разлагать (razlagatʹ) — to change from good to bad
• Russian: развращать (razvraščatʹ) — to change from good to bad
• Russian: портить (portitʹ) — to change from good to bad
• Spanish: corromper — to change from good to bad
• Spanish: corrumpir — to change from good to bad
• Swedish: fördärva — to change from good to bad
• Turkish: bozmak — to change from good to bad
• Turkish: bozulmak — to change from good to bad
• Turkish: yozlaşmak — to change from good to bad
• Turkish: yozlaştırmak — to change from good to bad
• Ottoman Turkish: بوزمق (bozmak) — to change from good to bad