ηλίθιος → abobado, aluado, apalermado, aparvalhado, aparvoado, apatetado, asno, bobalhão, bobão, bobo, boboca, bocó, bronco, burro, cabeça de bagre, cabeça de vento, cretino, deficiente, demente, desequilibrado, desmiolado, embasbacado, esparvoado, estulto, estúpido, idiota, ignaro, ignorante, imbecil, inepto, jegue, jumento, lerdo, lorpa, mentecapto, mula, néscio, obtuso, otário, pacóvio, palerma, papalvo, parvo, pascácio, pateta, retardado, sonso, tanso, tarouco, toleirão, tolo, tonto, toupeira, trouxa
ακατοίκητος, άμυαλος, αρχίβλακας, βλάκας, βλάκας με περικεφαλαία, βλακέντιος, βλακόμετρο, βλακόμουτρο, βλακόφατσα, βλαμμένος, βλαξ, βλήμα, βλίτο, βόδι, βοδοκέφαλος, βόιδι, βοϊδοκέφαλος, βλακόμουτρο, γκάου, ελαφρόμυαλος, έχει λαλήσει, ζουλάπι, ζωντόβολο, ζώον, ηλίθιος, θεόκουτος, θεόβλακας, καθυστερημένος, καθυστέρι, κεφάλας, κόπανος, κουτεντές, κουτορνίθι, κουφιοκεφαλάκης, κουφιοκέφαλος, λαλημένος, μάπας, μπάμιας, μπουμπούνας, νούμερο, ούφο, πανηλίθιος, πανίβλακας, πανίβλαξ, παπάρας, παπαροβιόλης, στοκαδούρα, στόκος, τούβλο, χαζεμένος, χαζοβιόλης, χαζός
Afrikaans:
dom; Albanian:
budalla,
makalush; Arabic:
غَبِيّ; Egyptian Arabic:
غشيم,
احمق; Aragonese:
zamueco; Armenian:
հիմար,
դանդալոշ; Asturian:
babayu; Assamese:
মূৰ্খ,
বুৰ্বক,
অঁকৰা; Azerbaijani:
axmaq,
qanmaz,
key,
küt,
kütbeyin,
tupoy; Belarusian:
дурны,
глупы,
тупы; Bengali:
মূর্খ; Buginese:
ᨅᨛᨂᨚ; Bulgarian:
глупав,
тъп; Burmese:
န,
မိုက်,
တုံးတာ,
တုံး; Catalan:
toix,
estúpid,
bèstia,
babau,
tanoca; Chinese Cantonese:
蠢; Mandarin:
笨,
蠢,
呆,
愚,
愚笨的; Cornish:
gocki; Czech:
hloupý; Danish:
dum; Dutch:
dom,
domme,
onverstandig,
onverstandige,
stom,
stomme; Esperanto:
stulta; Estonian:
rumal,
loll,
nõme; Faroese:
býttur; Finnish:
tyhmä,
see also Thesaurus:tyhmä; French:
stupide,
bête; Galician:
estúpido; Georgian:
სულელი,
შტერი,
დებილი,
ჩლუნგი; German:
dumm,
doof,
blöd; Greek:
βλάκας,
ηλίθιος,
ανόητος; Ancient Greek:
ἀνόητος,
ἀσύνετος,
βλάξ,
βεβρός; Hebrew:
טיפש \ טִפֵּשׁ,
מטופש; Hindi:
मूर्ख,
नासमझ; Hungarian:
buta; Icelandic:
heimskur; Ido:
stupida; Indonesian:
bebal,
bodoh,
tolol,
goblok,
geblek,
dungu,
sontoloyo; Irish:
dúr,
ainbhiosach,
mórcheannach; Italian:
stupido,
scemo; Japanese:
馬鹿,
馬鹿げた,
間抜け,
愚か,
阿呆; Javanese:
bodho,
goblog,
sontoloyo; Kabuverdianu:
tolobásku,
jatu; Kazakh:
мисыз,
дүлей,
ақылсыз; Khmer:
ខ្លៅ,
កំលៅ,
ងងីងងើ,
ងីងើ,
ឆោត,
ទុប្បញ្ញា,
ពភ្លីពព្លើ,
ពភ្លើ,
ល្ងីល្ងើ; Korean:
어리석다; Kurdish Central Kurdish:
گەوج,
بێ عەقڵ; Kyrgyz:
келесоо,
акмак; Lao:
ຈ້າ,
ຊ້າ,
ຕຶບ,
ປຶ; Latin:
stultus,
blennus,
stupidus,
stolidus; Latvian:
stulbs,
muļķīgs,
dumjš; Lithuanian:
kvailas; Macedonian:
глупав; Malay:
bodoh,
ahmak,
baghal,
bahlul,
bangang,
bebal,
benak,
bengap,
bingung,
bongak,
bongok,
congong,
dogol,
dongok,
dungu,
goblok,
hamik,
jahil,
palui,
pandik,
pongah,
pusung,
sementung,
songor,
tolol,
tongong; Malayalam:
മണ്ടൻ,
പൊട്ടൻ; Maori:
moho,
heahea,
pongipongi,
pohe,
popohe,
pōrewarewa,
pōrewharewha; Mongolian:
мохоо; Norman:
niais; Norwegian:
dum; Old Church Slavonic Cyrillic:
глоупъ; Glagolitic:
ⰳⰾⱆⱂⱏ; Old English:
stunt; Old Polish:
głupy; Pali:
duppaññā; Persian:
احمق,
کودن; Plautdietsch:
frekjt; Polish:
głupi,
durny,
tępy,
tępogłowy,
zakuty,
durnowaty; Portuguese:
estúpido; Romanian:
prost,
stupid; Russian:
глупый,
дурной,
тупой,
неумный,
тупоумный; Saanich:
SC̸OTI; Sanskrit:
अज्ञान,
मूर्ख,
मूर,
जल,
मूढ,
निर्बुद्धि; Scottish Gaelic:
gòrach,
baoghalta,
doilleir,
amaideach; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic:
глу̑п,
тупоуман,
тупо̀глав,
бле̏сав; Roman:
glȗp,
tupouman,
tupòglav,
blȅsav; Sicilian:
stùbbitu,
scimunitu,
babbu,
critinu; Sinhalese:
මොට්ට; Slovak:
hlúpy; Slovene:
neumen,
butast,
trapast,
glúp; Slovincian:
glʉ̇pï; Sorbian Lower Sorbian:
głupy; Upper Sorbian:
hłupy; Spanish:
estúpido,
menso,
gilí,
pendejo,
tonto; Sundanese:
béno; Swedish:
dum,
omtöcknad; Tagalog:
bobo,
tanga; Tajik:
аҳмақ,
нодон,
аблаҳона,
беақл; Tamil:
முட்டாள்; Tatar:
ахмак; Telugu:
తెలివితక్కువ,
బుద్ధిలేని,
తెలివి లేని; Thai:
โง่; Tocharian B:
aknātsa; Turkish:
aptal,
salak,
bön,
ahmak,
ahmaklar; Turkmen:
akylsyz,
gagal,
samsyk; Ukrainian:
дурний,
тупий; Urdu:
بے وقوف,
ناسمجھ,
مورکھ; Uzbek:
ahmoq; Vietnamese:
ngu,
ngu ngốc; Walloon:
biesse,
loigne; Welsh:
twp,
bal