parricide

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From Middle French parricide, from Latin parricīda, of uncertain origin, perhaps from pār (“equal”).

From Middle French parricide, from Latin parricīdium, of uncertain origin, perhaps from pār (“equal”).

26 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: отцеубиец (otceubiec) — someone who kills a relative
• Catalan: parricida — someone who kills a relative
• Finnish: isänmurhaaja — someone who kills a relative
• Finnish: äidinmurhaaja — someone who kills a relative
• French: parricide — someone who kills a relative
• German: Verwandtenmörder — someone who kills a relative
• German: Verwandtenmörderin — someone who kills a relative
• German: Elternmörder — someone who kills a relative
• German: Elternmörderin — someone who kills a relative
• Italian: parricida — someone who kills a relative
• Portuguese: parricida — someone who kills a relative
• Spanish: parricida — someone who kills a relative
• Swedish: fadermördare — someone who kills a relative
• Swedish: modermördare — someone who kills a relative
• Catalan: parricidi — killing of a relative
• Finnish: sukulaisen surma — killing of a relative
• Finnish: sukulaisen tappo — killing of a relative
• Finnish: sukulaisen murha — killing of a relative
• French: parricide — killing of a relative
• German: Parrizid — killing of a relative
• German: Verwandtenmord — killing of a relative
• German: Elternmord — killing of a relative
• Italian: parricidio — killing of a relative
• Polish: zabójstwo rodziny — killing of a relative
• Portuguese: parricídio — killing of a relative
• Spanish: parricidio — killing of a relative