German - Turkish
Definition of ıdiot in German Turkish dictionary
- Idiot
- en. r. id'yo: t bunak, aptal
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of ıdiot in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- Doğuştan aptal
German - English
Definition of ıdiot in German English dictionary
- Idiot
- dumbo
- Idiot
- muppet
- Idiot
- doofus
- Idiot
- ninny
- Idiot
- dipwad
- Idiot
- basket
- Idiot
- numbskull
- Idiot
- lunkhead
- Idiot
- dunce
- Idiot
- hammerhead
- Idiot
- moron
- Idiot
- spazz
- Idiot
- mudhead
- Idiot
- muttonhead
- Idiot
- spastic
- Idiot
- dunderhead
- Idiot
- hoser
- Idiot
- knucklehead
- Idiot
- numpty
- Idiot
- douche bag
- Idiot
- dumbarse
- Idiot
- wally
- Idiot
- lamebrain
- Idiot
- thicko
- Idiot
- idiot
- Idiot
- blockhead
- Idiot
- dingbat
- Idiot
- spaz
- Idiot
- bonehead
- Idiot
- douche
- Idiot
- flapdoodle
- Idiot
- clodpole (old-fashioned)
- Idiot
- numskull
- Idiot
- dumbass
- Idiot
- saddo
- Idiot
- douchebag
- Idiot
- dickhead
- 'Der Idiot' (von Fjodor Dostojewski / Werktitel)
- 'The Idiot' (by Fyodor Dostoyevsky / work title)
- Ich habe mich wie ein völliger Idiot gefühlt.
- I felt like a proper idiot
- nützlicher Idiot
- useful idiot
- sich wie ein Idiot aufführen/benehmen
- to play silly buggers
- Idiot
- cretin
- Idiot
- pillock
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English - English
Definition of ıdiot in English English dictionary
- {n} a fool, oaf, changling, a natural
ıdiot
Synonyms
eejit, blockhead, bonehead, cretin, dimwit, dork, dumbbell, dunce, fool, ignoramus, imbecile, jerk, kook, moron, nincompoopEtymology
() From Middle English from Old French idiote from Latin idiota from Ancient Greek ἰδιώτης (idiotēs, “a private citizen, one who has no professional knowledge, layman”) from ἴδιος (idios, “one's own, pertaining to oneself, private”); ἰδιώτης was used derisively in ancient Athens to refer to one who declined to take part in public life.Resimler
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