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Ἆρ' ἐστὶ συγγενές τι λύπη καὶ βίος → Res sunt cognatae vita et anxietudines → Es sind ja Leid und Leben irgendwie verwandt

Menander, Monostichoi, 640

Greek Monolingual

ο, η (AM βλάξ, βλακός, ο, η)
μωρός, ηλίθιος.
[ΕΤΥΜΟΛ. Η λ. βλάξ φέρει επίθημα -ᾱκ-, που χρησιμοποιείται στον σχηματισμό υστερογενών παραγώγων της αττικής κυρίως κωμωδίας (πρβλ. γαύρᾱξ, πλούτᾱξ, στόμφᾱξ κ.ά). Πρόκειται μάλλον για πρωταρχικό σχηματισμό με ευρεία διάδοση, ο οποίος εξαιτίας του -- ερμηνεύεται ως δάνειο από μία μη ιωνική-αττική διάλεκτο. Η λ. βλᾱξ είναι πολύ πιθ. να συνδέεται με το μαλακός, δηλ. μλᾱξ (με μηδενισμένο το α' φωνήεν της δισύλλαβης ρίζας μαλᾱ-) > μβλᾱξ (με ανάπτυξη του -β-) > βλᾱξ (απλοποίηση του συμφωνικού συμπλέγματος με σίγηση του -μ- πρβλ. και βλώσκω). Η ρίζα μλᾱ- απαντά επίσης στο αρχ. ινδ. mlā- ta- «μαλακός» και στο αρχ. ιρλ. mlāith «μαλακός» (< mlā- ti-)].

Translations

stupid

Afrikaans: dom; Albanian: budalla, makalush; Arabic: غَبِيّ‎; Egyptian Arabic: غشيم‎, احمق‎; Aragonese: zamueco; Armenian: հիմար, դանդալոշ; Asturian: babayu; Assamese: মূৰ্খ, বুৰ্বক, অঁকৰা; Azerbaijani: axmaq, qanmaz, key, küt, kütbeyin, tupoy; Belarusian: дурны, глупы, тупы; Bengali: মূর্খ; Buginese: ᨅᨛᨂᨚ; Bulgarian: глупав, тъп; Burmese: န, မိုက်, တုံးတာ, တုံး; Catalan: toix, estúpid, bèstia, babau, tanoca; Chinese Cantonese: 蠢; Mandarin: 笨, 蠢, 呆, 愚, 愚笨的; Cornish: gocki; Czech: hloupý; Danish: dum; Dutch: dom, domme, onverstandig, onverstandige, stom, stomme; Esperanto: stulta; Estonian: rumal, loll, nõme, tobe; Faroese: býttur; Finnish: tyhmä, see also Thesaurus:tyhmä; French: stupide, bête; Galician: estúpido; Georgian: სულელი, შტერი, დებილი, ჩლუნგი; German: dumm, doof, blöd; Greek: βλάκας, ηλίθιος, ανόητος; Ancient Greek: ἀνόητος, ἀσύνετος, βλάξ, βεβρός; Hebrew: טיפש \ טִפֵּשׁ‎, מטופש‎; Hindi: मूर्ख, नासमझ; Hungarian: buta; Icelandic: heimskur; Ido: stupida; Indonesian: bebal, bodoh, tolol, goblok, geblek, dungu, sontoloyo; Irish: dúr, ainbhiosach, mórcheannach; Italian: stupido, scemo; Japanese: 馬鹿, 馬鹿げた, 間抜け, 愚か, 阿呆; Javanese: bodho, goblog, sontoloyo; Kabuverdianu: tolobásku, jatu; Kazakh: мисыз, дүлей, ақылсыз; Khmer: ខ្លៅ, កំលៅ, ងងីងងើ, ងីងើ, ឆោត, ទុប្បញ្ញា, ពភ្លីពព្លើ, ពភ្លើ, ល្ងីល្ងើ; Korean: 어리석다; Kurdish Central Kurdish: گەوج‎, بێ عەقڵ‎; Kyrgyz: келесоо, акмак; Lao: ຈ້າ, ຊ້າ, ຕຶບ, ປຶ; Latin: stultus, blennus, stupidus, stolidus; Latvian: stulbs, muļķīgs, dumjš; Lithuanian: kvailas; Macedonian: глупав; Malay: bodoh, ahmak, baghal, bahlul, bangang, bebal, benak, bengap, bingung, bongak, bongok, congong, dogol, dongok, dungu, goblok, hamik, jahil, palui, pandik, pongah, pusung, sementung, songor, tolol, tongong; Malayalam: മണ്ടൻ, പൊട്ടൻ; Maori: moho, heahea, pongipongi, pohe, popohe, pōrewarewa, pōrewharewha; Mongolian: мохоо; Norman: niais; Norwegian: dum; Old Church Slavonic Cyrillic: глоупъ; Glagolitic: ⰳⰾⱆⱂⱏ; Old English: dysiġ; Old Polish: głupy; Pali: duppaññā; Persian: احمق‎, کودن‎; Plautdietsch: frekjt; Polish: głupi, durny, tępy, tępogłowy, zakuty, durnowaty; Portuguese: estúpido; Romanian: prost, stupid; Russian: глупый, дурной, тупой, неумный, тупоумный; Saanich: SC̸OTI; Sanskrit: अज्ञान, मूर्ख, मूर, जल, मूढ, निर्बुद्धि; Scottish Gaelic: gòrach, baoghalta, doilleir, amaideach; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: глу̑п, тупоуман, тупо̀глав, бле̏сав; Roman: glȗp, tupouman, tupòglav, blȅsav; Sicilian: stùbbitu, scimunitu, babbu, critinu; Sinhalese: මොට්ට; Slovak: hlúpy; Slovene: neumen, butast, trapast, glúp; Slovincian: glʉ̇pï; Sorbian Lower Sorbian: głupy; Upper Sorbian: hłupy; Spanish: estúpido, menso, gilí, pendejo, tonto; Sundanese: béno; Swedish: dum, omtöcknad; Tagalog: bobo, tanga; Tajik: аҳмақ, нодон, аблаҳона, беақл; Tamil: முட்டாள்; Tatar: ахмак; Telugu: తెలివితక్కువ, బుద్ధిలేని, తెలివి లేని; Thai: โง่; Tocharian B: aknātsa; Turkish: aptal, salak, bön, ahmak, ahmaklar; Turkmen: akylsyz, gagal, samsyk; Ukrainian: дурний, тупий; Urdu: بے وقوف‎, ناسمجھ‎, مورکھ‎; Uzbek: ahmoq; Vietnamese: ngu, ngu ngốc; Walloon: biesse, loigne; Welsh: twp, bal