English

Adjective

dirty (comparative dirtier , superlative dirtiest )

1. covered with or containing dirt or other unwanted substances

   Off like a dirty shirt!

2. vulgar, but not necessarily sexual in nature

   dirty word

3. obscene or sexually lewd

   doing something dirty, dirty video, dirty talk

Translations

• Breton: lous (1,2,3), hudur (2,3)
• Chinese Characters: 垢 (gòu)
• Danish: beskidt
• Dutch: vuil (1), smerig (1), vies (1,3), goor (1), vulgair (2), grof (2), obsceen (3)
• French: sale m (1,2), sale, f (1,2), cochon m (3), cochonne f (3)
• Frisian: smoarch (1), goar (1), fulgêr (2)
• German: schmutzig (1,2,3), verdreckt (1)
• Ido: desneta
• Indonesian: kotor , dekil , licik
• Interlingua: immunde (1,2,3)
• Irish: salach
• Italian: sporco m, sporca f
• Japanese: 汚い (きたない , kitanai), 汚れる (よごれる , yogoreru)
• Polish: brudny m (1), brzydki m (2), nieprzyzwoity m (2, 3), sprośny m (3)
• Portuguese: sujo m, suja f, imundo m, imunda f (1,2,3)
• Romanian: murdar
• Russian: грязное (1), неприличное (2), пошлое (3)
• Spanish: sucio
• Swedish: smutsig
• Urdu: گندا
• Welsh: pỳg

Verb

to dirty (dirties , dirtied , dirtying )

1. To make something dirty, to taint.

Translations

• Breton: lousaat
• French: salir
• German: verdrecken , beschmutzen
• Interlingua: polluer
• Italian: sporcare
• Polish: brudzić
• Portuguese: sujar
• Russian: пачкать