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fou

/fu/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. crazy, insane, mad, nuts

English	crazy, mad, insane
German	verrückt, wahnsinnig, töricht
Portuguese	louco, doido, demente
Czech	šílený, bláznivý, potrhlý
Italian	pazzo, matto, folle
Spanish	loco, alienado, colgado
Dutch	gek, waanzinnig, zot
Swedish	galen, tokig, vansinnig
Latin	insanus, demens, amens

2. foolish, wacky, wild

English	wild, foolish, wacky
German	toll
Portuguese	maluco, insano
Italian	sciocco
Spanish	loco
Dutch	dwaas

3. irresponsible, showing irresponsible behaviors

English	silly
Portuguese	bobo, infantil, irresponsável
Czech	hloupý, pitomý
Spanish	infantil
Dutch	dom
Latin	fatuus, ineptus

4. mad

English	mad
German	toll
Spanish	loco
Dutch	dol

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le fou

/fu/ noun · masculine · plural: fous A1 (estimated)

1. lunatic, madman

English	madman, crazy, crackpot
German	der Tor, die Verrückte, die Irre
Portuguese	o maluco, o doido, demente
Czech	šílenec, cvok, rapl
Italian	il pazzo, il matto, il folle
Spanish	el loco, el poseso, chunga
Dutch	de gek, de waanzinnige
Swedish	en galning, en dåre, en spatt
Latin	morio

2. fool, nut

English	fool, nut, fiend
German	der Narr
Portuguese	o louco, o bobo, o doido
Czech	blázen, pošetilec
Italian	lo sciocco, lo scemo, buffone di corte
Spanish	el loco, el chiflado, el bufón
Dutch	de gek, de dwaas, de hofnar
Swedish	en narr, en knäppis, en hovnarr
Latin	scurra

3. madman

English	madman
German	der Irrer, der Verrückter, der Wahnsinniger
Portuguese	o louco, o maluco, o doido
Czech	blázen, šílenec
Italian	il pazzo
Spanish	el loco
Dutch	de gek
Swedish	en galning, en dåre

4. fool, jester

English	fool, jester
German	der Narr
Portuguese	o bobo
Czech	blázen, pošetilec
Italian	il buffone, il giullare
Spanish	el bufón
Dutch	de nar
Swedish	en narr
Latin	scurra

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