confusing (comparative more confusing, superlative most confusing)
- difficult to understand; not clear as lacking order, chaotic, etc.
- Several sections in that book are really confusing.
difficult to understand
- Arabic: مُرْبِك (murbik)
- Belarusian: заблы́таны (zablýtany)
- Catalan: confús (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 撲朔迷離／扑朔迷离 (zh) (pūshuòmílí), 含糊不清的 (hánhú bù qīng de)
- Czech: matoucí
- Danish: forvirrende
- Dutch: verwarrend (nl), niet duidelijk, chaotisch (nl)
- Esperanto: implikanta, konfuzanta
- Faroese: ørkymlandi
- Finnish: hämmentävä (fi)
- French: complexe (fr), déroutant (fr)
- Galician: confuso
- Georgian: გაუგებარი (gaugebari)
- German: verwirrend (de), irreführend (de), missverständlich (de), unübersichtlich (de)
- Hebrew: מבלבל m (m'valbél)
- Hindi: गड़बड़ (hi) (gaṛbaṛ)
- Icelandic: ruglingslegur (is)
- Italian: che confonde, poco chiaro, confusionario (it) m
- Japanese: 紛らわしい (ja) (まぎらわしい, magirawashii)
- Khmer: ច្រឡំ (km) (jrɑlɑm)
- Malay: mengelirukan
- Mirandese: cunfuso, ambrulhado, ambaranhado
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: forvirrende
- Nynorsk: forvirrende
- Polish: mylący, zagmatwany (pl)
- Portuguese: confuso (pt), embrulhado (pt), embaraçado (pt)
- Romanian: confuz (ro), încurcător, zăpăcitor (ro), haotic (ro)
- Russian: сбива́ющий с то́лку (sbivájuščij s tólku), запу́танный (ru) (zapútannyj)
- Spanish: confuso (es), enredado (es) m
- Swedish: förvirrande (sv)
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confusing
- present participle and gerund of confuse
