prodigal son

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With reference to Luke 15:11–32.

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: fill pròdig — one who returns
• Chinese Cantonese: 浪子 — one who returns
• Chinese Mandarin: 浪子 (làngzǐ) — one who returns
• Danish: fortabte søn — one who returns
• Dutch: verloren zoon — one who returns
• Finnish: tuhlaajapoika — one who returns
• French: fils prodigue — one who returns
• Georgian: გზასაცდენილი შვილი (gzasacdenili švili) — one who returns
• Georgian: გზასაცდენილი ძე (gzasacdenili ʒe) — one who returns
• Georgian: უძღები ძე (uʒɣebi ʒe) — one who returns
• Georgian: უძღები შვილი (uʒɣebi švili) — one who returns
• Georgian: ძე შეცდომილი (ʒe šecdomili) — one who returns
• German: verlorener Sohn — one who returns
• German: Zurückkehrer — one who returns
• German: Heimkehrer — one who returns
• Greek: άσωτος υιός (ásotos yiós) — one who returns
• Hungarian: tékozló fiú — one who returns
• Irish: an mac díobhlásach — one who returns
• Irish: an millteán mic — one who returns
• Italian: figliol prodigo — one who returns
• Italian: figlio prodigo — one who returns
• Japanese: 放蕩息子 (hōtō musuko) — one who returns
• Latvian: izšķērdīgais dēls — one who returns
• Polish: syn marnotrawny — one who returns
• Portuguese: filho pródigo — one who returns
• Russian: блу́дный сын (blúdnyj syn) — one who returns
• Serbo-Croatian: изгубљени син — one who returns
• Serbo-Croatian: izgubljeni sin — one who returns
• Spanish: hijo pródigo — one who returns
• Swedish: förlorad son — one who returns
• Tagalog: alibughang anak — one who returns
• Welsh: mab afradlon — one who returns