ferus Malay - Finnish

1.

• EnglishBarbaric, not civilized

• Armenianվայրենի

• Catalansalvatge

• Dutchbarbaars, onbeschaafd, qualifiernl

• Finnishraakalaismainen, sivistymätön

• Frenchbarbare

• Georgianბარბაროსული, არაცივილური, უხეში, უკულტურო

• Germanwild, wüst, unbebaut

• Greekάγριος

• Hungarianbarbár, civilizálatlan

• Indonesianbiadab

• Italianselvaggio, primitivo

• Latinferus

• Macedonianдивјачки

• Norwegianbarbarisk

• Polishbarbarzyński

• Portugueseselvage

• Russianва́рварский

• Spanishsalvaje

• Swedishbarbarisk, ociviliserad, okultiverad

• 
  

• EnglishFierce and ferocious

• Armenianվայրագ

• Esperantosovaĝa, feroca

• Finnishvilli

• Frenchféroce

• Georgianსასტიკი

• Germanunbändig, rasend, wütend

• Greekάγριος

• Hungarianerőszakos, vérengző

• Italianbrutale, crudele, feroce

• Kurdish

• Latinimmanis, ferus

• Macedonianжесток

• Norwegianrasende

• Persianشرزه

• Polishbrutalnyokrutny

• Portugueseselvage

• 
  

• EnglishBrutal, vicious or merciless

• Armenianվայրագ

• Bulgarianбрутален

• Catalansalvatge

• Finnishraaka, julma

• Georgianსასტიკი

• Germanroh, barbarisch, grausa

• Greekάγριος

• Hungarianbrutális, elvetemült, kegyetlen

• Italianimpietoso, crudele

• Latincrudelis, ferus, barbarus, inhumanus, atrox

• Macedonianжестокдивјачкибеспоштеден

• Norwegianbrutal, gruso

• Polishbrutalnyokrutny

• Portugueseselvage

• Russianбеспоща́дный

• Spanishsalvaje

• Swedishgry, brutal

• 
  

• Englishuncivilized or feral person

• Arabicمُتَوَحِّش, هَمَجِيّ

• Armenianվայրենի

• Catalansalvatge

• Chinese

• Czechdivoch

• Finnishvilli-ihminen, villi

• Frenchsauvage

• Georgianუკულტურო, ველური

• GermanWilderBarbar

• Greekάγριος

• Hungarianvadember

• Italianselvaggio

• Japanese野蛮人

• Korean야만인

• Latinbarbarus, ferus

• Macedonianдивјак

• Norwegianvillmann

• Polishdzikus

• Portugueseselvagem

• Russianдика́рь

• Serbo-Croatiandivljakdivljakuša

• Swedishvilde

• Tok Pisinbus kanaka

• Vietnamesengười dã man

2.

• Englishnot domesticated or tamed

• Afrikaanswild

• Arabicمُتَوَحِّش

• Armenianվայրի

• Aromanianayru, aghru

• Azerivəhşi

• Belarusianдзі́кі

• Bulgarianдив

• Catalansalvatge

• Chinese

• Czechdivoký

• Danishvild

• Dutchwild

• Estonianmetsik

• Finnishvilli, kesytön

• Frenchsauvage

• Friuliansalvadi

• Georgianველური

• Germanwild

• Greekάγριος

• Guaraníñarõ

• Hebre בַּרפֶּרֶא

• Hungarianvad

• Italianselvaggio, selvatico

• Japanese野生

• Kazakhжабайы

• Korean야생

• Laoປ່າ

• Latinferōx, ferus, silvestris

• Luxembourgishwëll

• Lüneeded

• Macedonianдив

• Malayliar

• Maore Comoriannyeha

• Maorikuwao, taewao, mohoao, tūwā qualifier

• Norwegianvill

• Occitansalvatge, sauvatge

• Old Englishwōd

• Persianوحشی

• Polishdziki

• Portugueseselvage, silvestre, bravio

• Quechuasallqa, purun

• Romaniansălbatic

• Romanschselvadi, salvadi, salvatg, sulvedi, sulvadi

• Russianди́кий

• Sardinianeremidu, spédriu, spérdiu

• Scottish gaelicallaidh, fiadhaich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Shanneeded

• Siciliansarvaggiu, sarbaggiu

• Slovakdivoký, divý

• Slovenedivji

• Spanishsalvaje, montaraz

• Swedishvild

• Tagalogmailap, ligaw, maliyap

• Thaiป่า

• Turkishvahşi, yabani

• Ukrainianди́кий

• Venetiansalvadego, salbego

• 
  

• Englishraucous, unruly, and savage

• Armenianվայրենի

• Catalansalvatge

• Chamicuromatitu

• Chinese

• Danishvild

• Esperantosovaĝa

• Frenchsauvage

• Germanwild

• Greek

• Hebre פֶּרֶא

• Hungarianvad

• Irishfiáin

• Latinferus, saevus, crudelis, immanis

• Macedonianра́зузден, ра́здивен

• Norwegianvill

• Portugueseselvage

• Scottish gaelicfiadhaich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishsalvaje, fiero

3.

• Englishof or containing iron

• Arabicحَدِيدِيّ

• Armenianերկաթյա, երկաթե

• Bashkirтимер

• Bretonhouarn, houarnek

• Bulgarianжеле́зен

• Catalanferrós

• Chinese

• Danishjern-

• Dutchijzeren

• Faroesejarn-

• Finnishrautainen

• Frenchferreux

• Germaneisern

• Greekσιδερένιος

• Idofera

• Interlinguaferree

• Irishiarnaí, iarnda, iarnúil

• Italianferreo, ferroso, ferrico

• Japanese鉄

• Latinferreus

• Latviandzelzs-

• Lithuaniangeležinis

• Macedonianжелезен

• Malayferus

• Maoririno

• Norwegianjern-, jernholdig

• Polishżelazny

• Portugueseférreo, ferroso

• Russianжеле́зный

• Serbo-Croatianželjezan, železan

• Slovakželezný

• Southern Altaiтемирлӱ

• Spanishférreo

• Swedishjärn-

• Ukrainianзалі́зний

• Vilamovianȧjzera

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