superhuman

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From Medieval Latin superhūmānus. By surface analysis, super- + human.

39 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: mbinjerëzor — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Belarusian: надчалавечы (nadčalavječy) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Bengali: অতিমানবীয় (otimanobīẏo) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Chinese Mandarin: 超人的 (chāorén de) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Czech: nadlidský — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Danish: overmenneskelig — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Dutch: bovenmenselijk — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Esperanto: superhoma — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Finnish: yli-inhimillinen — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Galician: sobrehumano — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Georgian: ზეადამიანური (zeadamianuri) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• German: übermenschlich — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Greek: υπεράνθρωπος (yperánthropos) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Ancient Greek: δαιμόνιος (daimónios) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Hindi: महामानव (mahāmānav) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Hungarian: emberfeletti — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Icelandic: ofurmannlegur — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Italian: sovrumano — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Italian: sovrumana — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Italian: superomista — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Japanese: 超人の (chōjin no) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Japanese: 超人的な (chōjinteki na) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Japanese: 神ってる (kamitteru) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Japanese: 人間離れ (ningenbanare) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Latin: divinus — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Macedonian: натчовечки (natčovečki) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Polish: nadludzki — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Portuguese: sobre-humano — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Portuguese: super-humano — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Romanian: suprauman — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Russian: сверхчелове́ческий (sverxčelovéčeskij) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Scottish Gaelic: os-daonna — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Spanish: sobrehumano — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Swahili: -a binadamu wa ajabu — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Swedish: övermänsklig — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Thai: เหนือมนุษย์ — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Ukrainian: надлю́дськи́й (nadljúdsʹkýj) — beyond what is possible for a human being
• Chinese Mandarin: 超人 (chāorén) — human with remarkable abilities or superpowers
• Finnish: yli-ihminen — human with remarkable abilities or superpowers