youth - Wiktionary, the free dictionary (original) (raw)

• Akkadian: 𒇽𒄨 (eṭlu, LÚ.GURUŠ), 𒄨 (eṭlu, GURUŠ), 𒂄 (eṭlu, ŠUL)
• Arabic: شَابّ m (šābb)
  Egyptian Arabic: شب m (šab)
• Armenian: տղա (hy) (tġa)
• Aromanian: gioni m, gione m
• Azerbaijani: cavan (az)
• Belarusian: юна́к m (junák), малады́ чалаве́к m (maladý čalavjék), хло́пец m (xlópjec)
• Bengali: তরুণ (bn) (torun), যুবক (bn) (jubok)
• Bulgarian: младе́ж (bg) m (mladéž), мо́мък (bg) m (mómǎk), ю́ноша (bg) m (júnoša), млад чове́к m (mlad čovék)
• Chinese:
  Cantonese: 青年 (cing1 nin4)
  Mandarin: 青年 (zh) (qīngnián)
• Cornish: yonker m
• Czech: mladík (cs) m
• Danish: yngling
• Dutch: jongeman (nl) m
• Egyptian: (rnp), (ḥwn), (šr)
• Esperanto: junulo, knabo (eo), junuliĉo
• Estonian: noormees, nooruk (et)
• Finnish: nuorukainen (fi), nuorimies (fi)
• French: jeune (fr) m, jeune homme (fr) m
• Galician: rapaz (gl) m, mozo (gl) m, novo (gl) m
• Georgian: ყმაწვილი (q̇mac̣vili), ჭაბუკი (ka) (č̣abuḳi)
• German: Heranwachsender (de) m, junger Mann m, Jugendlicher (de) m, Halbwüchsiger m
• Gothic: 𐌾𐌿𐌲𐌲𐌰𐌻𐌰𐌿𐌸𐍃 m (juggalauþs)
• Greek: νιος (el) m (nios)
  Ancient Greek: νεανίας m (neanías), νεανίσκος m (neanískos)
  Pontic Greek: παλληκάρι n (pallikári)
• Hebrew: בָּחוּר (he) m (bakhúr)
• Hindi: युवक (hi) m (yuvak), नौजवान (hi) m (naujvān)
• Hungarian: fiatalember (hu), fiatalúr (hu), legény (hu)
• Ido: yunulo (io)
• Irish: giolla m, stócach m, coileán m, macaomh m, ógánach m, ógbhaidh f (youths), ógra m (youths), scorach m, ógfhear m
• Italian: giovane (it) m, giovanotto (it) m, ragazzo (it) m
• Japanese: 若い人たち (わかいひと, wakai hito), 若者 (ja) (わかもの, wakamono), 青年 (ja) (せいねん, seinen)
• Kazakh: бозбала (bozbala)
• Korean: 청년(靑年) (ko) (cheongnyeon)
• Kyrgyz: жигит (ky) (jigit)
• Latin: iuvenis (la) c, catulaster m
• Latvian: jaunietis m
• Lithuanian: jaunuolis m
• Macedonian: мо́мок m (mómok)
• Maltese: ġuvni m, ġuvintur m pl
• Middle English: yong man, youthe
• Mongolian:
  Cyrillic: залуу (mn) (zaluu)
• Navajo: dinééh
• Norwegian:
  Bokmål: yngling (no) m
• Occitan:
  Old Occitan: joven
• Ohlone:
  Northern Ohlone: kót̄so
• Old Church Slavonic:
  Cyrillic: юноша m (junoša)
• Old East Slavic: уноша m (unoša)
• Ossetian: лӕппу (læppu), тырын (tyryn)
• Persian:
  Iranian Persian: جَوان (javân)
• Plautdietsch: Benjel m
• Polish: młodzieniec (pl) m, chłopak (pl) m
• Portuguese: rapaz (pt) m, moço (pt) m, jovem (pt) m
• Romanian: tânăr (ro) m, flăcău (ro) m, june (ro) m
• Russian: ю́ноша (ru) m (júnoša), молодо́й челове́к (ru) m (molodój čelovék), па́рень (ru) m (párenʹ)
• Sanskrit: युवन् (sa) m (yuvan)
• Scottish Gaelic: gille (gd) m, òganach m, ògan m, òglach m
• Serbo-Croatian:
  Cyrillic: мо̀мак m
  Latin: mòmak (sh) m
• Slovak: mladík m, mládenec m
• Slovene: mladenič m
• Spanish: joven (es) m or f, adolescente (es) m or f, mozo (es) m, mancebo (es) m
• Swahili: kijana (sw)
• Swedish: yngling (sv) c, ung man c
• Tajik: ҷавон (tg) (javon)
• Tatar: яшүсмер (tt) (yäşüsmer), егет (tt) (yeget)
• Telugu: కుర్రవాడు (te) (kurravāḍu)
• Tocharian B: kālyśke
• Turkish: delikanlı (tr), genç erkek
  Ottoman Turkish: اوغلان (oğlan), اوشاق (uşak), شاب (şab)
• Ukrainian: юна́к (uk) m (junák), па́рубок (uk) m (párubok), хло́пець (uk) m (xlópecʹ)
• Urdu: جَوان m (javān), نَوجَوان m (naujavān)
• Uzbek: yigit (uz), oʻspirin (uz)
• Vietnamese: thanh niên (vi) (青年)
• Welsh: llanc m
• Wolof: ndaw (wo)
• Yámana: wanleiwa
• Yiddish: יונגער־מאַן m (yunger-man), בחור m (bokher)