“Man” in 47 languages
Tap ▶ to hear it. 47 of 47 come from or match Wiktionary. Languages from the same family sit together, so you can see the shared roots.
Practise it now: 30 seconds, no accountRomance
- CatalanhomeFrom Wiktionary
- FrenchhommeFrom Wiktionary
- GalicianvarónFrom Wiktionary
- ItalianuomoFrom Wiktionary
- LatinvirFrom Wiktionary
- PortuguesehomemFrom Wiktionary
- RomanianbărbatFrom Wiktionary
- SpanishhombreFrom Wiktionary
Slavic
- BulgarianмъжmăžFrom Wiktionary
- CroatiančovjekFrom Wiktionary
- CzechmužFrom Wiktionary
- PolishmężczyznaFrom Wiktionary
- Russianмужчи́наmužčínaFrom Wiktionary
- SlovakmužFrom Wiktionary
- SlovenianmoškiFrom Wiktionary
- Ukrainianчолові́кčolovíkFrom Wiktionary
Germanic
- DanishmandFrom Wiktionary
- DutchmanFrom Wiktionary
- GermanMannFrom Wiktionary
- NorwegianmannFrom Wiktionary
- SwedishmanFrom Wiktionary
Austronesian
- FilipinolalakiFrom Wiktionary
- IndonesianpriaFrom Wiktionary
- MalaylelakiFrom Wiktionary
Indo-Iranian
- BengaliপুরুষpuruśFrom Wiktionary
- HindiपुरुषpuruṣFrom Wiktionary
- UrduآدْمیādmīFrom Wiktionary
Turkic
- AzerbaijaniadamFrom Wiktionary
- KyrgyzэркекerkekFrom Wiktionary
- TurkishadamFrom Wiktionary
Uralic
- EstonianmeesFrom Wiktionary
- FinnishmiesFrom Wiktionary
- HungarianférfiFrom Wiktionary
Baltic
- LatvianvīrsFrom Wiktionary
- LithuanianvyrasFrom Wiktionary
Semitic
- ArabicرَجُلrajulFrom Wiktionary
- HebrewגֶּבֶרgéverFrom Wiktionary
Albanian
- AlbanianburrëFrom Wiktionary
Bantu
- SwahilimwanaumeFrom Wiktionary
Basque (no relatives)
- BasquegizonFrom Wiktionary
Celtic
- IrishfearFrom Wiktionary
Chinese
- Chinese男人nánrénFrom Wiktionary
Esperanto (built from Romance + Germanic)
- EsperantoviroFrom Wiktionary
Japanese
- Japanese男性danseiFrom Wiktionary
Korean
- Korean남자namjaFrom Wiktionary
Thai
- Thaiผู้ชายpûu-chaaiFrom Wiktionary
Vietnamese
- Vietnameseđàn ôngFrom Wiktionary