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evil
Adjective
very bad; wicked; sinful
Example: evil intentions; an evil man; He looks evil; evil deeds; an evil tongue
| Arabic: | شِرّير، سَيِّء |
| Chinese (Simplified): | 邪恶的 |
| Chinese (Traditional): | 邪惡的 |
| Czech: | špatný, zlý |
| Danish: | ond; ondskabsfuld |
| Dutch: | slecht |
| Estonian: | õel, paheline |
| Finnish: | paha, häijy |
| French: | mauvais |
| German: | böse |
| Greek: | κακός, μοχθηρός |
| Hungarian: | rossz |
| Icelandic: | vondur, illur |
| Indonesian: | jahat |
| Italian: | cattivo, maligno |
| Japanese: | 邪悪な |
| Korean: | 나쁜, 사악한 |
| Latvian: | ļauns; slikts |
| Lithuanian: | piktas, blogas, nedoras |
| Norwegian: | ond; syndig |
| Polish: | zły |
| Portuguese (Brazil): | mau |
| Portuguese (Portugal): | mau |
| Romanian: | rău |
| Russian: | злой; порочный |
| Slovak: | zlý |
| Slovenian: | hudoben |
| Spanish: | malo, malvado |
| Swedish: | ond, ondskefull, syndig, elak |
| Turkish: | çok kötü, ahlâksız |
evil
Noun
wrong-doing, harm or wickedness
Example: He tries to ignore all the evil in the world; Do not speak evil of anyone.
| Arabic: | شَر، سوء |
| Chinese (Simplified): | 弊病 |
| Chinese (Traditional): | 弊病, 錯事 |
| Czech: | zlo, něco zlého |
| Danish: | ondskab |
| Dutch: | kwaad |
| Estonian: | kurjus |
| Finnish: | paha |
| French: | mal |
| German: | das Böse |
| Greek: | κακία |
| Hungarian: | gonoszság, rossz |
| Icelandic: | e-ð illt; mein, böl |
| Indonesian: | kejahatan |
| Italian: | male |
| Japanese: | 邪悪 |
| Korean: | 사악, 해(害) |
| Latvian: | ļaunums; sliktums |
| Lithuanian: | blogis |
| Norwegian: | onde, ondskap |
| Polish: | zło |
| Portuguese (Brazil): | mal |
| Portuguese (Portugal): | mal |
| Romanian: | (de) rău |
| Russian: | зло |
| Slovak: | zlo |
| Slovenian: | zlo |
| Spanish: | mal, maldad |
| Swedish: | ondska, ont |
| Turkish: | kötülük, fenalık |
evil
Noun
anything evil, eg crime, misfortune etc
Example: London in the eighteenth century was a place of crime, filth, poverty and other evils.
| Arabic: | سوء، شَر |
| Chinese (Simplified): | 不幸，邪恶 |
| Chinese (Traditional): | 不幸，邪惡 |
| Czech: | pohroma |
| Danish: | ondskab |
| Dutch: | kwaad |
| Estonian: | pahe, ebakoht |
| Finnish: | epäkohta |
| French: | fléau |
| German: | das Übel |
| Greek: | κακό |
| Hungarian: | bűn |
| Icelandic: | mein, böl |
| Indonesian: | keburukan |
| Italian: | male |
| Japanese: | 害悪 |
| Korean: | 악행, 해악 |
| Latvian: | ļaunums; nelaime |
| Lithuanian: | yda, blogybė |
| Norwegian: | onde, ulykke |
| Polish: | zło |
| Portuguese (Brazil): | desgraça |
| Portuguese (Portugal): | mal |
| Romanian: | flagel |
| Russian: | порок |
| Slovak: | nešťastie |
| Slovenian: | zlo |
| Spanish: | desgracia, plaga |
| Swedish: | ondska, gissel, hemsökelse |
| Turkish: | kötülük, felâket |
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