madwoman

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Etymology tree English mad Proto-Germanic *wībą Proto-West Germanic *wīb Old English wīf Proto-Indo-European *mon- Proto-Germanic *mann- Proto-West Germanic *mann Old English mann Old English wīfmann Middle English woman Middle English -woman English -woman English madwoman From mad + -woman.

22 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: šílená žena — a woman who is insane
• Dutch: gekkin — a woman who is insane
• Dutch: zottin — a woman who is insane
• French: folle — a woman who is insane
• German: Irre — a woman who is insane
• German: Wahnsinnige — a woman who is insane
• German: Verrückte — a woman who is insane
• Italian: matta — a woman who is insane
• Italian: pazza — a woman who is insane
• Mauritian Creole: fol — a woman who is insane
• Norman: folle — a woman who is insane
• Polish: nienormalna — a woman who is insane
• Polish: szajbuska — a woman who is insane
• Polish: wariatka — a woman who is insane
• Portuguese: doida — a woman who is insane
• Portuguese: louca — a woman who is insane
• Portuguese: maluca — a woman who is insane
• Russian: безу́мная (bezúmnaja) — a woman who is insane
• Russian: сумасше́дшая (sumasšédšaja) — a woman who is insane
• Spanish: loca — a woman who is insane
• Telugu: వెర్రిది (verridi) — a woman who is insane
• Ottoman Turkish: دلی (deli) — a woman who is insane