pummi Latin -

1.

• Englishvagabond

• Englisha bum, a hobo, a tramp, a homeless person

• Bulgarianбездомникклошар

• Chinese

• Mandarin流浪漢

• Crimean Tatarbıralqı

• Danishvagabondlandstryger

• Dutchvagebond

• Esperantovagulo

• Finnishpummi, kulkuri, irtolainen, asunnoton

• Frenchvagabond

• Georgianმოხეტიალე

• GermanLandstreicher

• Japanese放浪者

• Navajonaʼałjidí

• Normanpaillard

• Maoritipiwhenua, kōripi

• Portugueseandarilho

• Russianбродя́га

• Serbo-Croatianskitnicavagabund

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbiandundak

• Spanishvagabundo

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• (1, 2), zwerver g

• Maorichecktiara

2.

• Englishbum

• Englishhobo

• Bulgarianбезделник

• Chinese

• Mandarin瘪三乞丐

• Dutchlandloperdakloze

• Esperantovagabondo, trampo, vaganto, vagulo

• Estonianhulkur

• Finnishhulttio, pummi, renttu

• Frenchvagabond

• GermanPenner

• Hungariancsavargó

• Italianvagabondobarbone

• Japanese乞丐くだらないやつろくでなし

• Korean걸개乞丐

• Navajonaʼałjidí

• Portuguesesem-teto

• Russianбомж

• Spanishvagabundo

• Swedishlodare/luffare, uteliggare

• Taostràmpi’ína

3.

• Englishsponge

• Englishslang: person who takes advantage of the generosity of others

• Finnishpummi, siipeilijä, siipiveikko

• GermanSchnorrer

• Maorimuremure, kōtare qualifier

• Spanishcafiche

• Swedishsnylta

4.

• Englishpanhandler

• Englishone who panhandles

• Dutchbedelaar

• Finnishkerjäläinen, pummi

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• Englishpanhandler

• Englishbu

• Dutchlandloper

• Finnishpummi

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