incendiary

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From Middle English incendiarie, from Old French incendiaire, from Latin incendiārius (“setting alight”), from incendium (“destructive fire”), from incendō (“to set on fire, kindle”), from in- (“into, in, on, upon”) + candeō (“to be hot”).

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Belarusian: запа́льны (zapálʹny) — capable of causing fire
• Bulgarian: запали́телен (zapalítelen) — capable of causing fire
• Catalan: incendiari — capable of causing fire
• Chinese Mandarin: 放火的 (fànghuǒ de) — capable of causing fire
• Czech: zápalný — capable of causing fire
• Czech: žhářský — capable of causing fire
• Finnish: tulenarka — capable of causing fire
• French: incendiaire — capable of causing fire
• Galician: incendiario — capable of causing fire
• German: Brand- — capable of causing fire
• German: entzündlich — capable of causing fire
• German: entflammbar — capable of causing fire
• Italian: incendiario — capable of causing fire
• Norwegian Bokmål: brennbar — capable of causing fire
• Polish: palny — capable of causing fire
• Polish: łatwopalny — capable of causing fire
• Polish: zapalający — capable of causing fire
• Portuguese: incendiário — capable of causing fire
• Russian: зажига́тельный (zažigátelʹnyj) — capable of causing fire
• Scottish Gaelic: loisgeach — capable of causing fire
• Serbo-Croatian: zapaljiv — capable of causing fire
• Ukrainian: запа́лювальний (zapáljuvalʹnyj) — capable of causing fire
• Ukrainian: запальни́й (zapalʹnýj) — capable of causing fire
• Urdu: آتِش گیر (ātiśgīr) — capable of causing fire
• Arabic: تَحْرِيضِيّ (taḥrīḍiyy) — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Bulgarian: пострека́телски (postrekátelski) — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Catalan: incendiari — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Czech: buřičský — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Finnish: lietsova — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• German: aufrührerisch — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• German: aufwieglerisch — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• German: hetzerisch — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Norwegian Bokmål: opprørsk — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Norwegian Bokmål: oppviglersk — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Norwegian Bokmål: hetsende — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Polish: wichrzycielski — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Polish: prowokacyjny — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Polish: podjudzający — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Polish: zapalający — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Russian: подстрека́ющий (podstrekájuščij) — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Russian: разжига́ющий (razžigájuščij) — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Russian: подстрека́тельский (podstrekátelʹskij) — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Scottish Gaelic: loisgeach — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Serbo-Croatian: podstrekački — intentionally stirring up strife, riot, rebellion
• Catalan: incendiari — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Chinese Mandarin: 煽動性的 /煽动性的 (shāndòngxìng de) — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Czech: ohnivý — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Finnish: tulenarka — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• German: Reiz- — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Norwegian Bokmål: brennbar — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Norwegian Bokmål: farlig — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Polish: prowokacyjny — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Portuguese: inflamado — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Portuguese: acalorado — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Serbo-Croatian: zapaljiv — inflammatory, emotionally charged
• Bulgarian: запали́телен снаря́д (zapalítelen snarjád) — something capable of causing fire
• Finnish: palopommi — something capable of causing fire
• Finnish: sytyke — something capable of causing fire
• German: Brandbombe — something capable of causing fire
• Latin: incendiarius — something capable of causing fire
• Norwegian Bokmål: brannfakkel — something capable of causing fire
• Polish: bomba zapalająca — something capable of causing fire
• Russian: зажига́тельный боеприпа́с (zažigátelʹnyj bojepripás) — something capable of causing fire
• Volapük: lefilükamaboum — something capable of causing fire
• Polish: podpalacz — one who maliciously sets fires; arsonist
• Polish: podpalaczka — one who maliciously sets fires; arsonist
• Bulgarian: подстрека́тел (podstrekátel) — instigator
• Bulgarian: подстрека́телка (podstrekátelka) — instigator
• Finnish: palopuhuja — instigator
• Norwegian Bokmål: oppvigler — instigator
• Norwegian Bokmål: opprører — instigator
• Norwegian Bokmål: brannstifter — instigator
• Polish: agitator — instigator
• Polish: agitatorka — instigator
• Polish: podżegacz — instigator
• Polish: podżegaczka — instigator
• Polish: podjudzacz — instigator
• Polish: podjudzaczka — instigator
• Russian: подстрека́тель (podstrekátelʹ) — instigator
• Russian: подстрека́тельница (podstrekátelʹnica) — instigator
• Serbo-Croatian: podstrekač — instigator