gniard
ɲjaʁ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of gniard - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
- Le gniard pleure dans sa poussette depuis une heure.
Adjective
comportement puérilRare qui a un comportement infantile et immatureRare
- Arrête de faire ton gniard et prends tes responsabilités !
Origin of gniard
français, gniaud (prob. vieux mot) + ar (suffixe)
Examples of gniard in a sentence
Je ne supporte plus les cris de ce gniard dans le train. Son attitude gniarde agace toute l'équipe. Il est trop gniard pour accepter la moindre critique.
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- English:kid, childish, ...
- German:Balg, kindisch, ...
- Italian:moccioso, infantile, ...
- Spanish:crío, infantil, ...
- Portuguese:puto, infantil, ...
- Chinese:小毛孩, 幼稚的, ...
- Japanese:ガキ, 子供じみた, ...
- Arabic:طِفْل صَغِير, طُفُولِي, ...
- Hebrew:יַלְדוּד, יַלְדוּתִי, ...
- Russian:малыш, инфантильный, ...
- Ukrainian:малюк, інфантильний, ...
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