filthy

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• /ˈfɪlθi/
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From Middle English filthy, filthi, equivalent to filth + -y.

119 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: kirli — covered with filth; very dirty
• Azerbaijani: çirk — covered with filth; very dirty
• Azerbaijani: çirkli — covered with filth; very dirty
• Azerbaijani: bulaşıq — covered with filth; very dirty
• Bulgarian: мръсен (mrǎsen) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Bulgarian: кирлив (kirliv) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Catalan: impur — covered with filth; very dirty
• Chinese Mandarin: 污穢 /污秽 (wūhuì) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Danish: snavset — covered with filth; very dirty
• Danish: beskidt — covered with filth; very dirty
• Dutch: smerig — covered with filth; very dirty
• Dutch: vuil — covered with filth; very dirty
• Esperanto: malpurega — covered with filth; very dirty
• Finnish: likainen — covered with filth; very dirty
• Finnish: saastainen — covered with filth; very dirty
• Finnish: kuppainen — covered with filth; very dirty
• French: crasseux — covered with filth; very dirty
• French: cradingue — covered with filth; very dirty
• Galician: cotroso — covered with filth; very dirty
• Galician: cotrento — covered with filth; very dirty
• Galician: cotrañento — covered with filth; very dirty
• Galician: porco — covered with filth; very dirty
• German: dreckig — covered with filth; very dirty
• German: verdreckt — covered with filth; very dirty
• German: versifft — covered with filth; very dirty
• Ancient Greek: ῥυπαρός (rhuparós) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Hungarian: mocskos — covered with filth; very dirty
• Hungarian: szennyes — covered with filth; very dirty
• Irish: cáidheach — covered with filth; very dirty
• Italian: sudicio — covered with filth; very dirty
• Italian: lercio — covered with filth; very dirty
• Japanese: 薄汚い (usugitanai) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Kazakh: арам (aram) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Korean: 누추 (nuchu) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Central Kurdish: چەپەڵ (çepell) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Central Kurdish: بۆگەن (bogen) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Latin: sordidus — covered with filth; very dirty
• Latin: paedidus — covered with filth; very dirty
• Latin: squalidus — covered with filth; very dirty
• Latin: caenōsus — covered with filth; very dirty
• Māori: manuheko — covered with filth; very dirty
• Māori: paruparu — covered with filth; very dirty
• Māori: poke — covered with filth; very dirty
• Norman: cracheux — covered with filth; very dirty
• Norwegian: møkkete — covered with filth; very dirty
• Norwegian Bokmål: ureinslig — covered with filth; very dirty
• Norwegian Bokmål: urenslig — covered with filth; very dirty
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ureinsleg — covered with filth; very dirty
• Norwegian Nynorsk: grisete — covered with filth; very dirty
• Old English: adeliht — covered with filth; very dirty
• Persian: پلید (palid) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Polabian: x́örĕ — covered with filth; very dirty
• Polish: brudny — covered with filth; very dirty
• Portuguese: imundo — covered with filth; very dirty
• Quechua: saqra — covered with filth; very dirty
• Russian: гря́зный (grjáznyj) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Russian: запа́чканный (zapáčkannyj) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Russian: замы́зганный (zamýzgannyj) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Scots: keechie — covered with filth; very dirty
• Scots: kichie — covered with filth; very dirty
• Scottish Gaelic: caca — covered with filth; very dirty
• Spanish: sucio — covered with filth; very dirty
• Spanish: mugriento — covered with filth; very dirty
• Spanish: mugroso — covered with filth; very dirty
• Spanish: inmundo — covered with filth; very dirty
• Spanish: cochambroso — covered with filth; very dirty
• Swedish: smutsig — covered with filth; very dirty
• Telugu: మురికి (muriki) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Tocharian B: kraketstse — covered with filth; very dirty
• Turkish: pis — covered with filth; very dirty
• Turkish: kirli — covered with filth; very dirty
• Ottoman Turkish: پیس (pis) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Ottoman Turkish: مردار (murdar) — covered with filth; very dirty
• Bulgarian: циничен (ciničen) — obscene or offensive
• Bulgarian: непристоен (nepristoen) — obscene or offensive
• Catalan: obscè — obscene or offensive
• Catalan: groller — obscene or offensive
• Danish: svinsk — obscene or offensive
• Danish: sjofel — obscene or offensive
• Finnish: likainen — obscene or offensive
• Finnish: saastainen — obscene or offensive
• Galician: porco — obscene or offensive
• German: dreckig — obscene or offensive
• German: schmutzig — obscene or offensive
• Irish: graosta — obscene or offensive
• Irish: cáidheach — obscene or offensive
• Italian: osceno — obscene or offensive
• Italian: sconcio — obscene or offensive
• Italian: laido — obscene or offensive
• Italian: indecente — obscene or offensive
• Italian: immorale — obscene or offensive
• Central Kurdish: قۆڕ (qorr) — obscene or offensive
• Latin: sordidus — obscene or offensive
• Māori: poke — obscene or offensive
• Norwegian: slibrig — obscene or offensive
• Polish: sprośny — obscene or offensive
• Portuguese: sujo — obscene or offensive
• Russian: гря́зный (grjáznyj) — obscene or offensive
• Russian: непристо́йный (nepristójnyj) — obscene or offensive
• Russian: неприли́чный (neprilíčnyj) — obscene or offensive
• Russian: по́шлый (póšlyj) — obscene or offensive
• Russian: вульга́рный (vulʹgárnyj) — obscene or offensive
• Russian: непотре́бный (nepotrébnyj) — obscene or offensive
• Russian: ме́рзкий (mérzkij) — obscene or offensive
• Scottish Gaelic: drabasda — obscene or offensive
• Scottish Gaelic: drabasdach — obscene or offensive
• Spanish: sucio — obscene or offensive
• Spanish: obsceno — obscene or offensive
• Spanish: guarro — obscene or offensive
• Spanish: pelado — obscene or offensive
• Swedish: snuskig — obscene or offensive
• Turkish: müstehcen — obscene or offensive
• Turkish: açık saçık — obscene or offensive
• Turkish: ayıp — obscene or offensive
• German: widerlich — very unpleasant or disagreeable
• German: schmutzig — very unpleasant or disagreeable
• German: unsauber — very unpleasant or disagreeable
• German: verschmutzen — to make dirty throughout; to contaminate
• German: beschmutzen — to cover in filth