ἀρράβαξ
English (LSJ)
Spanish (DGE)
-ακος, ὁ, ἡ
1 bailarín o bailarina Cratin.416.
2 blasfemo Hsch.
Translations
dancer
Afrikaans: danser; Albanian: valltar, kërcimtar; Arabic: رَاقِص, رَاقِصَة; Egyptian Arabic: رقاص; Armenian: պարող; Assamese: নর্তকী; Asturian: baillador, baillarín; Azerbaijani: rəqqas; Bashkir: бейеүсе; Basque: dantzari; Belarusian: танцо́р; Bengali: নর্তকী; Bulgarian: танцьо́р, балети́ст; Burmese: ကချေသည်; Catalan: ballador, ballarí, dansador, dansaire; Chechen: хелхархо; Chickasaw: hilha'; Chinese Mandarin: 舞蹈家, 舞蹈演員, 舞蹈演员, 跳舞者; Min Nan: 舞蹈家; Czech: tanečník, tanečnice; Danish: danser; Dutch: danser; Esperanto: dancisto, virdancisto; Estonian: tantsija; Faroese: dansari; Finnish: tanssija; French: danseur; Galician: bailador, bailarín, danzarín; Georgian: მოცეკვავე; German: Tänzer; Greek: χορευτής; Ancient Greek: ἀρράβαξ, βητάρμων, βυλλίχης, μολπαστής, ὀρχηστήρ, ὀρχηστής, ὀρχηστρίς, παίκτειρα, παίκτης, πηδητής, χορευτής; Hebrew: רקדן \ רַקְדָן; Hindi: नृत्यनर्तक; Hungarian: táncos; Icelandic: dansari; Ido: dansanto, dansantulo, dansero, danserulo, dansisto, dansistulo; Indonesian: penari; Irish: rinceoir, damhsóir; Italian: ballerino, danzatore; Japanese: ダンサー, 舞踊家; Kalmyk: биич; Kannada: ಪಾಣ; Kapampangan: talaterak; Kazakh: биші, билеуші; Khmer: អ្នករាំ; Korean: 춤꾼; Kyrgyz: бийчи киши, бийчи; Lao: ນັກເຕັ້ນລຳ; Latin: saltator, histrio, ludius; Latvian: dejotājs; Lithuanian: šokėjas; Luxembourgish: Dänzer; Macedonian: танчер; Malay: penari; Malayalam: തുളളിച്ചാടുന്നവൻ; Maori: kaikanikani; Mongolian: бүжигчин; Norwegian Bokmål: danser; Nynorsk: dansar; Occitan: dançaire; Old English: hlēapere, hoppere, tumbere; Oriya: ନର୍ତ୍ତକ; Persian: رقاص; Polish: tancerz, tancerka; Portuguese: bailarino, dançarino; Quechua: tusuq; Romanian: dansator; Russian: танцо́р, танцо́вщик, балеру́н; плясу́н; Saanich: SJELW̱EṈ; Scottish Gaelic: dannsair; Serbo-Croatian: plèsāč; Slovak: tanečník, tanečnica; Slovene: plesalec; Spanish: bailarín, bailador; Swedish: dansare; Tagalog: mananayaw; Tajik: раққос; Tamil: நடனக்காரர்; Taos: tò’óna; Tatar: биюче; Telugu: నర్తకి; Thai: นักเต้น, หางเครื่อง; Turkish: dansçı; Turkmen: tansçy; Ukrainian: танцюри́ст; Uzbek: tansachi, raqqos; Vietnamese: người nhảy, người múa, người khiêu vũ, vũ công; Volapük: danüdan, hidanüdan; Welsh: dawnsiwr, dawnswr; Yiddish: טענצער
blasphemous
Catalan: blasfem; Chinese Mandarin: 褻瀆神靈／亵渎神灵; Czech: rouhavý, rouhačský; Danish: blasfemisk; Esperanto: malpia; Faroese: gudsspottandi; Finnish: rienaava, pilkkaava; French: blasphématoire; Georgian: მკრეხელური; German: blasphemisch, gotteslästerlich; Ancient Greek: ἄθεος, ἀπόφημος, ἀρράβαξ, βλάσφημος, δύσφαμος, δύσφημος; Hungarian: istenkáromló; Irish: blaisféimeach, diamhaslach, dia-aithiseach, naomhaithiseach; Italian: blasfemo; Middle English: blasfeme; Norwegian Bokmål: blasfemisk; Nynorsk: blasfemisk; Polish: bluźnierczy; Portuguese: blasfemo; Romanian: blasfemator; Russian: богохульный, нечестивый, богохульственный, святотатственный, кощунственный; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: бласфѐмичан, svȅtogr̄dnī; Roman: blasfèmičan, svȅtogr̄dan; Spanish: blasfemo; Swedish: blasfemisk, hädisk