neo-Nazi

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Originally from postwar French néonazi which first appears in 1952, equivalent to neo- + Nazi, and used to describe any number of movements, which saw themselves as believers of Nazi ideology or whose ideology had similar attributes. The term spread throughout the Western world acquiring a broader usage. However, its first use appears c. 1941 in the now-defunct Piqua Daily Call.

77 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: neonacistický — of or pertaining to Neo-Nazism
• Greek: νεοναζιστικός (neonazistikós) — of or pertaining to Neo-Nazism
• Hungarian: neonáci — of or pertaining to Neo-Nazism
• Polish: neonazistowski — of or pertaining to Neo-Nazism
• Swedish: nynazistisk — of or pertaining to Neo-Nazism
• Albanian: neo-nazist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Arabic: نَازِيّ جَدِيد (nāziyy jadīd) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Arabic: نَازِيُّون جُدُد (nāziyyūn judud) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܢܵܙܝܵܝܵܐ ܚܲܕܬܵܐ (nāzyāyā ḥadtā) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Armenian: նեոնացիստ (neonacʻist) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Azerbaijani: neonasist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Belarusian: неанацы́ст (njeanacýst) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Belarusian: неанацы́стка (njeanacýstka) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Belarusian: нэанацы́ст (neanacýst) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Belarusian: нэанацы́стка (neanacýstka) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Bulgarian: неонаци́ст (neonacíst) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Bulgarian: неонаци́стка (neonacístka) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Catalan: neonazi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Chinese Mandarin: 新納粹 /新纳粹 (xīnnàcuì) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Czech: neonacista — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Czech: neonacistka — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Danish: nynazist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Dutch: neonazi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Esperanto: novnazio — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Estonian: neonats — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Finnish: uusnatsi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• French: néo-nazi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Georgian: ნეონაცისტი (neonacisṭi) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• German: Neonazi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Greek: νεοναζί (neonazí) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Greek: νεοναζιστής (neonazistís) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Greek: νεοναζίστρια (neonazístria) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Hebrew: נֵאוֹ נָאצִי (neo nátsi) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Hindi: नवनाज़ी (navnāzī) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Hungarian: neonáci — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Italian: neonazista — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Japanese: ネオナチ (neonachi) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Kazakh: неонацист (neonasist) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Korean: 네오나치 (ne'onachi) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Korean: 신나치 (sinnachi) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Kyrgyz: неонацист (neonatsist) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Latvian: neonacists — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Lithuanian: neonacistas — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Macedonian: неонаци́ст (neonacíst) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Macedonian: неонаци́стка (neonacístka) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Marathi: निओ-नाजी (nio-nājī) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Mongolian: неонацист (neonacist) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Norwegian Bokmål: nynazist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nynazist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Persian: نئونازی (ne'o-nâzi) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Polish: neonazista — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Polish: neonazistka — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Portuguese: neonazista — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Portuguese: neonazi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Romanian: neonazist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Romanian: neonazistă — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Russian: неонаци́ст (neonacíst) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Russian: неонаци́стка (neonacístka) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Russian: неона́ци (neonáci) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Serbo-Croatian: неонацист — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Serbo-Croatian: неонацисткиња — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Serbo-Croatian: neonacist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Serbo-Croatian: neonacistkinja — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Slovak: neonacista — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Slovak: neonacistka — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Slovene: neonacista — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Slovene: neonacistka — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Spanish: neonazi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Swedish: nynazist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Tajik: неонатсист (neonatsist) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Tajik: неунозист (neunozist) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Turkish: neo-Nazi — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Turkmen: neonasist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Ukrainian: неонаци́ст (neonacýst) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Ukrainian: неонаци́стка (neonacýstka) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Uzbek: neonatsist — person who believes in a Nazi ideology
• Yiddish: נעאָ־נאַצי (neo-natsi) — person who believes in a Nazi ideology