fairce Scots - Lithuanian

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• Englishextremely violent, severe, ferocious or savage

• Armenianվայրագ, կատաղի

• Bulgarianжесток, свиреп

• Catalanferotge

• Chinese

• Czechkrutýzlý

• Danishvoldeligt

• Dutchwoest

• Esperantoferoca

• Finnishraivokas, raju, hurja

• Frenchféroce

• Germanwild

• Hungarianneeded

• Idoferoca

• Irishborb

• Italianferoce

• Japaneseneeded

• Koreanneeded

• Kurdish

• Latinferōx

• Normanféthu qualifier

• Norwegianvoldso

• Persianدرنده

• Polishzawzięty

• Portugueseferoz

• Romanianferoce, fioros

• Russianсвире́пый, лю́тый, неи́стовый

• Scotsfairce

• Scottish gaelicfiadhaich

• Spanishfiero, feroz

• Swedishvåldsa

• Tagalogmabangis

• Thaineeded

• Turkishvahşi, sert, azılı, azgın

• Ukrainianneeded

• Vietnameseneeded

• West frisianfûl

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• Englishresolute or strenuously active

• Bulgarianбуен, яростен

• Catalanferoç

• Chinese

• Czechurputný

• Danishaktivt

• Finnishhurja

• Italianrisoluto

• Portugueseimpetuoso

• Russianя́ростный

• Scotsfairce

• Spanishferoz

• Swedishtapper, viljestark, resolut, aktiv

• Turkishhararetli

• West frisianfûl

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• Englishthreatening in appearance or demeanor

• Bulgarianзаплашителен

• Catalanferotge

• Chinese

• Czechohrožující, divoký

• Danishtruende

• Finnishhurja

• Germanbedrohlich

• Maoriwawana

• Portugueseferoz

• Russianсвире́пый, гро́зный

• Scotsfairce

• Spanishferoz

• Swedishhotfull, skrämmande

• Turkishvahşi, sert

• Irishcheckaindreanta

• Scottish gaeliccheckborb, checkgarg, checkallaidh, checkallta

• Welshcheckchwyrn

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