bruta Greek -

1.

• Englishbully

• Englishperson who is cruel to others

• Afrikaansboelie

• Arabicمُسْتَأْسِد

• Armenianneeded

• Basqueneeded

• Bulgarianхулиган

• Chinese

• Mandarin土霸

• Danishbølle, tyran

• Dutchwreedaardpestkop

• Esperantoĉikanulo

• Estoniantürann, kiusaja, riiukukk

• Finnishkiusaaja

• Frenchbrute

• Georgianneeded

• GermanRabaukeTyrann

• Hebre בריון

• Icelandichrekkjusvín

• Irishansmachtaí

• Italianbullosmargiasso

• Japanese苛め

• Mongolianneeded

• Normanbruta

• Khmerneeded

• Korean괴롭힐깡패

• Macedonianсилеџија

• Portugueserufião

• Romaniantiran

• Russianзади́разабия́кагромила

• Scottish gaelicmaoidhearpulaidh

• Spanishbravucónmatón, abusador

• Swedishmobbare

• Thaineeded

• Turkishzorba

• Vietnameseneeded

2.

• Englishbrute

• Englishbrutal, cruel, fierce, ferocious, savage, pitiless

• Finnishraaka

• Irishbrúidiúil

• Old Irishbrúitemail

• Italianbruto

• Spanishbruto, bestia#Spanish

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• Englishbrute

• Englishbrutal person

• Armenianանասուն, գազան

• Esperantobruto

• Finnishelukka, raakalainen

• Frenchbrute

• GermanTierUnmensch

• Greekκτηνάνθρωπος

• Hebre בהמה

• Idobruto

• Irishbrúid

• Old Irishbrúit

• Italianbruto

• Japanese人でなし

• Norwegianbølle

• Polishbrutal

• Portuguesebruto

• Russianскоти́на

• Scottish gaelicbrùid

• Slovenegrobijan, brdavs

• Spanishbruto

• Swahilinunda

• Swedishodjur

3.

• Englishcoarse

• Englishnot refined

• Bulgarianгруб, необработен

• Catalanbrutgroller

• Chinese

• Mandarin粗躁粗魯

• Czechhrubý

• Finnishkarkea

• Frenchvulgaire

• Germangrob, derb, primitiv

• Hebre גַּס

• Hungariandurva

• Irishborb

• Italianrozzo, grezzo

• Latvianrupjš

• Norwegian

• Bokmålgrov

• Nynorskgrov

• Portugueserude, grosseiro

• Russianгру́бый, вульга́рный, непристо́йный, неприли́чный, поха́бный

• Spanishgrosero, bruto

• Normancheckgrôssyi qualifier

4.

• Englishbrutal

• Englishsavagely violent

• Bulgarianжесток

• Catalanbrutal

• Chinese

• Mandarin獸性

• Dutchbruut

• Frenchbrutal

• Georgianსასტიკიმხეცური

• Germanbrutal

• Greekκτηνώδηςζωώδης

• Hungarianbrutális

• Irishbrúidiúil

• Normanbruta

• Italianbrutale

• Latviandzīvniecisks, brutāls

• Lithuanianžvėriškas

• Portuguesebrutal

• Romanianbrutalbrutală

• Russianжесто́кий, зве́рский qualifier

• Scottish gaelicbrùideil

• Spanishbrutal

• Swedishbrutal

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• Englishbrutal

• Englishin heavy metal, to describe the speed of the music and the density of riffs

• Germanbrutal

• Portuguesebrutal

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