rampage

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• /ˈɹæmpeɪd͡ʒ/
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From Scots rampage, equivalent to ramp + -age. Perhaps influenced by Middle English rampnen (“to force, ram”), from Old English *hrampian, from Proto-West Germanic *hrampōn (“to obstruct, hinder”), see ramp.

75 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: буйство (bujstvo) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Chinese Mandarin: 狂暴 (kuángbào) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Chinese Mandarin: 橫行 /横行 (héngxíng) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Chinese Mandarin: 亂鬧 /乱闹 (luànnào) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Finnish: riehuminen — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Finnish: raivoaminen — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Finnish: myllerrys — a course of violent, frenzied action
• French: déchainement — a course of violent, frenzied action
• French: saccage — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Galician: boureo — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Galician: fanteira — a course of violent, frenzied action
• German: Randale — a course of violent, frenzied action
• German: Wutanfall — a course of violent, frenzied action
• German: Randalieren — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Italian: furia — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Italian: follia — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Italian: raptus — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Japanese: 大暴れ (Dai abare) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Khmer: ការផ្ទុះឡើង (kaaphtuhlaəng) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Korean: 광란 (gwangnan) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Korean: 난무 (nanmu) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Latin: furia — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Māori: hōkeka — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Māori: tātāhautanga — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Māori: tākahatanga — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Norwegian Bokmål: raptus — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Portuguese: alvoroço — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Portuguese: tumulto — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Russian: неи́стовство (neístovstvo) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Russian: бу́йство (bújstvo) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Russian: погро́м (pogróm) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Slovak: divočenie — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Spanish: tumulto — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Spanish: embestida — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Spanish: destrucción — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Spanish: devastación — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Spanish: arrasamiento — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Spanish: arrasadura — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Vietnamese: bạo lực — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Vietnamese: cuồng nộ — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Yiddish: וואַקכאַנאַליע (vakkhanalye) — a course of violent, frenzied action
• Bengali: উত্তেজিত বা উন্মাতাল আচরণ (uttejito ba unmatal acoron) — to move about wildly or violently
• Bulgarian: буйствам (bujstvam) — to move about wildly or violently
• Bulgarian: беснея (besneja) — to move about wildly or violently
• Bulgarian: вилнея (vilneja) — to move about wildly or violently
• Chinese Mandarin: 亂鬧 /乱闹 (luànnào) — to move about wildly or violently
• Chinese Mandarin: 橫衝直撞 /横冲直撞 (Héngchōngzhízhuàng) — to move about wildly or violently
• Finnish: riehua — to move about wildly or violently
• Finnish: raivota — to move about wildly or violently
• Finnish: ottaa riskejä — to move about wildly or violently
• French: rager — to move about wildly or violently
• Galician: lurpiar — to move about wildly or violently
• Galician: apouvigar — to move about wildly or violently
• Galician: arrebolar — to move about wildly or violently
• Galician: rasourar — to move about wildly or violently
• German: randalieren — to move about wildly or violently
• German: toben — to move about wildly or violently
• German: rasen — to move about wildly or violently
• Japanese: 暴れる (abareru) — to move about wildly or violently
• Latin: ferōciō — to move about wildly or violently
• Latin: saeviō — to move about wildly or violently
• Māori: tātāhau — to move about wildly or violently
• Portuguese: alvoroçar — to move about wildly or violently
• Portuguese: tumultuar — to move about wildly or violently
• Russian: неи́стовствовать (neístovstvovatʹ) — to move about wildly or violently
• Russian: бу́йствовать (bújstvovatʹ) — to move about wildly or violently
• Russian: бушева́ть (buševátʹ) — to move about wildly or violently
• Russian: свире́пствовать (svirépstvovatʹ) — to move about wildly or violently
• Russian: беси́ться (besítʹsja) — to move about wildly or violently
• Russian: бесчи́нствовать (besčínstvovatʹ) — to move about wildly or violently
• Slovak: divočiť sa — to move about wildly or violently
• Slovak: besnieť — to move about wildly or violently
• Spanish: arrasar — to move about wildly or violently
• Spanish: desbocarse — to move about wildly or violently
• Spanish: estar fuera de control — to move about wildly or violently