Latin · Latina
fur
/ˈfuːr/ noun · plural: fūrēs A2 (estimated)
1. a thief
| English | thief |
|---|---|
| German | der Dieb, die Diebin |
| French | le voleur, le filou, larronne |
| Portuguese | o ladrão, o larápio, o lalau |
| Czech | zloděj, poberta |
| Italian | il ladro, il ladrone, la ladra |
| Spanish | el ladrón, el chorizo, el caco |
| Dutch | de dief, de dievegge, de steler |
| Swedish | en tjuv, en bov |
2. a rogue, rascal, blackguard
| English | rascal, rogue, blackguard |
|---|
3. thief
| English | thief |
|---|---|
| German | der Dieb |
| French | voleur |
| Portuguese | ladrão |
| Czech | zloděj |
| Italian | ladro |
| Spanish | ladrón |
| Dutch | de dief |
| Swedish | en tjuv |
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