rancid

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Etymology tree Latin ranceō Proto-Indo-European *dheh1-der. Proto-Italic *-iðos Latin -idus Latin ranciduslbor. English rancid Learned borrowing from Latin rancidus (“stinking, rank, rancid, offensive”).

49 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: زَنِخ (zaniḵ) — being rank in taste or smell
• Azerbaijani: iylənmiş — being rank in taste or smell
• Azerbaijani: qaxsımış — being rank in taste or smell
• Azerbaijani: acılaşmış — being rank in taste or smell
• Azerbaijani: qoxumuş — being rank in taste or smell
• Central Bikol: mahalan — being rank in taste or smell
• Bulgarian: гранясал (granjasal) — being rank in taste or smell
• Catalan: ranci — being rank in taste or smell
• Chinese Mandarin: 馊 (sōu) — being rank in taste or smell
• Czech: žluklý — being rank in taste or smell
• Czech: ztuchlý — being rank in taste or smell
• Czech: smradlavý — being rank in taste or smell
• Danish: harsk — being rank in taste or smell
• Esperanto: ranca — being rank in taste or smell
• Finnish: eltaantunut — being rank in taste or smell
• Finnish: härskiintynyt — being rank in taste or smell
• Finnish: härski — being rank in taste or smell
• French: rance — being rank in taste or smell
• Galician: rancio — being rank in taste or smell
• German: ranzig — being rank in taste or smell
• German: garstig — being rank in taste or smell
• Greek: χαλασμένος (chalasménos) — being rank in taste or smell
• Greek: ταγκός (tagkós) — being rank in taste or smell
• Greek: ξινισμένος (xinisménos) — being rank in taste or smell
• Hungarian: avas — being rank in taste or smell
• Icelandic: þrár — being rank in taste or smell
• Icelandic: þræsinn — being rank in taste or smell
• Italian: rancido — being rank in taste or smell
• Latin: rancidus — being rank in taste or smell
• Malay: basi — being rank in taste or smell
• Māori: kūtaitai — being rank in taste or smell
• Khiamniungan Naga: chēih — being rank in taste or smell
• Norman: êventé — being rank in taste or smell
• Norwegian Bokmål: harsk — being rank in taste or smell
• Norwegian Nynorsk: harsk — being rank in taste or smell
• Polish: zjełczały — being rank in taste or smell
• Portuguese: râncido — being rank in taste or smell
• Portuguese: ranço — being rank in taste or smell
• Portuguese: rançoso — being rank in taste or smell
• Romanian: rânced — being rank in taste or smell
• Russian: проту́хший (protúxšij) — being rank in taste or smell
• Russian: прого́рклый (progórklyj) — being rank in taste or smell
• Spanish: rancio — being rank in taste or smell
• Swedish: härsken — being rank in taste or smell
• Tagalog: maanta — being rank in taste or smell
• Ukrainian: згі́рклий (zhírklyj) — being rank in taste or smell
• Ukrainian: проту́хлий (protúxlyj) — being rank in taste or smell
• Walloon: rance — being rank in taste or smell
• Walloon: foirt — being rank in taste or smell