diabo Polish -

1.

• Englishdevil

• Englisha creature of hell

• Afrikaansduiwel

• Albaniandreqshejtan

• Arabicشَيْطَان

• Armenianդև

• Aromaniandracu

• Asturiandiablu

• Azerişeytan

• Bashkirшайтан

• Belarusianчортбес

• Bengaliশয়তান

• Bulgarianдя́вол

• Burmeseငရဲမင်းငရဲသား

• Catalandimoni

• Chinese

• Mandarin惡魔

• Cornishdyowl

• Crimean Tatarşaytan

• Czechďábel

• Dalmatiandiaul

• Danishdjævel

• Dutchduivel

• Esperantodiablo

• Estoniankurivai

• Faroesedjevulfani

• Finnishpaholainen, piru, perkele, sielunvihollinen

• Frenchdiable

• Friuliandiaul

• Georgianეშმაკი

• GermanTeufel

• Greekδιάβολος

• Ancientδιάβολος

• Greenlandicdiaavulu, tiaavulu

• Gujaratiશયતાન

• Haitian Creoledyab

• Hebre שֵׁדשָׂטָן

• Hindiशैतान

• Hungarianördög

• Icelandicdjöfullskratti

• Idodiablo

• Indonesianiblis, syaitan, setan

• Irishdiabhal

• Istriotgiavo

• Italiandiavolo

• Japanese悪魔鬼悪鬼

• Kannadaದೆವ್ವದ

• Kazakhжыншайтан

• Khmerបិសាច

• Kikuyucaitaani

• Korean악마악귀

• Kyrgyzшайтан

• Laoປີສາດ

• Latgalianvalns, lyga

• Latindiabolus

• Latvianvelns

• Lithuanianvelnias

• Low German

• German Low GermanDüvel

• LuxembourgishDäiwel

• Macedonianѓаволшејтан

• Malagasydevoly

• Malayiblis, syaitan

• Malayalamചെകുത്താൻ

• Maltesexitan

• Maore Comorianshetwani

• Megleno-Romaniandrac

• Mongolianбуг, чөтгөр

• North FrisianlbMooring and Föhr-Amru

• Northern Samibiro, vuoras, oinnolaš

• Norwegiandjevel

• Old church slavonic

• Cyrillicдїаволъ

• Old Englishdeofol

• Old Norsedjǫfull

• Persianدیوابلیس

• Polishdiabełczart

• Portuguesediabo

• Quechuasupay

• Romanibeng

• Romaniandrac, michiduță, diavol, satan

• Romanschdiavel

• Russianчёртбес

• Sardiniandiàbuludiàvulu

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicврагђавао

• Romanvragđavao

• Siciliandiàvulu

• Slovakdiabol

• Slovenevrag

• Spanishdiablo

• Swahiliibilisi, shetani

• Swedishdjävul

• Tajikиблис, шайтон

• Tamilபேய்

• Tatarшайтан, иблис

• Teluguదయ్యము

• Thaiซาตาน

• Turkishİblis, şeytan

• Turkmenşeýtan

• Udmurtшайтан, пери

• Ukrainianчортдия́вол

• Urduشیطان

• Uyghurشەيتان

• Uzbekshayton, iblis

• Venetiandiavoło, diol, diauło, diaolo, diaoło, diaol,

• Vietnamesema (quỷ (

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Walloondiale

• Welshdiafol

• West frisianduvel

• Yiddishטײַוול

• 
  

• Englishdevil

• Englishbad part of the conscience

• Czechďábel

• Dutchduivel

• Finnishpiru

• Frenchdiable

• GermanTeufel

• Greekδαίμονας

• Hebre יצר הרע

• Low German

• German Low GermanDüvel

• LuxembourgishDäiwel

• Portuguesediabo

• Serbo-Croatianvrag

• 
  

• Englishdevil

• Englishwicked or naughty person

• Chinese

• Mandarin魔王

• Czechďábel

• Dutchduivel

• Finnishpaholainen, piru, perkele

• Frenchdiable

• GermanTeufel

• Greekδαίμοναςζιζάνιο

• Icelandicandskotidjöfull

• Irishdiabhal

• Low German

• German Low GermanDüvel

• LuxembourgishDäiwel

• Macedonianѓа́волше́јтан

• Marathiशैतान

• Portuguesediabo

• Russianчёрт

• Serbo-Croatian

• Romanvrag

• Spanishdiablo

• Swedishdjävul

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• 
  

• Englishdevil

• Englisheuphemistically, with an article: Hell (as an intensifier)

• Dutchverduiveld

• Finnishpiru, helvetti

• GermanTeufel

• Hebre עזאזל

• Low German

• German Low GermanDüvel

• LuxembourgishDäiwel

• Marathiशैतानी

• Polishdiabeł

• Portuguesediabo

• Russianчёрт

• 
  

• Englishdevil

• Englishin Christian Science, an evil or erring entity

• Chinese

• Mandarin惡魔

• Dutchduivel

• Finnishpaholainen

• Frenchdiable

• GermanTeufel

• Low German

• German Low GermanDüvel

• LuxembourgishDäiwel

• Portuguesediabo

• Serbo-Croatianvrag

• Albaniancheckdjall, checkdreqi

• Catalancheckdiable

• Estoniancheckkurat

• Frenchcheckdiable

• Hindicheckशैतान

• Indonesianchecksetan, checkiblis

• Italiancheckdiavolo

• Italiancheckdiavolo, checkcavolo

• Latincheckdiabolus

• Macedoniancheckѓавол

• Normancheckdgiâbl'ye

• Norwegiancheckdjevel

• Romaniancheckdracnaiba

• Serbo-Croatiancheckђаво

• Slovakcheckdiabol

• TurkishcheckŞeytan

• Vietnamesecheckma, checkquỷ, checkma quỷ

• Welshcheckdiafol, checkdiawl qualifier

2.

• Englishspeak of the devil

• Englishexpression used when a person mentioned in the current conversation happens to arrive

• Arabicتَتَكَلَمُ عَن الشَّيْطَان وَيَجِبُ أَن يَظْهَرَ

• Bulgarianговорим за вълка, а той в кошарата

• Catalanparlant del rei de Roma, entra per la porta, no es pot dir mal que no aparegui el animal

• Chinese

• Mandarin說曹操，曹操到

• Czechmy o vlku a vlk za dveřmi, my o vlku a vlk za humny qualifier

• Dutchals je het over de duivel hebt, dan zie je zijn staart

• Estoniankus hundist juttu

• Finnishsiinä paha missä mainitaan

• Frenchquand on parle du loup (on en voit la queue) qualifier

• Germanwenn man vom Teufel spricht, dann kommt er

• Hebre מדברים על החמור, והחמור באsc=Hebr

• Icelandicoft kemur illur, oft kemur illur þá um er rætt, oft kemur illur þá getið er, qualifieris

• Indonesianpanjang umur

• Irishtagann gach aon rud lena iomrá ach madadh rua agus marbhán

• Italianparli del diavolo (e spuntano le corna)

• Japanese噂をすれば噂をすれば影がさす

• Korean호랑이도 제 말 하면 온다

• Latinqualifierla

• Macedonianни́е за во́лкот, во́лкот на́ врата

• Polisho wilku mowa, o wilku mowa, a wilk tuż

• Portuguesefalando do diabo

• Russianлёгок на поми́не, про се́рого речь, а се́рый навстре́чь

• Scottish gaelicthig an donas ri iomradh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicми о вуку

• Romanmi o vuku

• Spanishhablando del rey de Roma, por la puerta asoma

• Swedishtala om trollen, när man talar om trollen

• Turkishiti an, çomağı hazırla

• Welshsonier am ddiawl, fe ymddengys y cythraul

3.

• Englishanglerfish

• Englishfish of the bony fish order Lophiiformes

• Czechďas

• Danishtudsefisk

• Faroesehavtaska

• Finnishkrotti, krottikala

• Frenchbaudroie

• GermanAnglerfisch

• Greekμελανόκητος

• Japaneseアンコウ, 鮟鱇, (あんこう, ankō)

• Navajoyółeehii

• Normanraînotte dé mé

• Polishdiabeł morski

• Portuguesetamborilpeixe-sapo

• Russianры́ба-уди́льщик

• Spanishpejesapopescador con caña

• Swedishmarulkartad fisk

• Volapüklofiut

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