ill-mannered

English

Etymology

Compare Middle English ille-ymanerite.

Adjective

ill-mannered (comparative more ill-mannered, superlative most ill-mannered)

1. Having bad manners; impolite.

   He was extremely ill-mannered and caused offence wherever he went.

Synonyms

• bad-mannered

Translations

of or pertaining to having bad manners

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: ^{(please verify)} 粗陋 (zh) (cūlòu), ^{(please verify)} 轻浮 (zh) (qīngfú)

• Finnish: huonotapainen
• French: malappris (fr), mal élevé (fr)
• German: ungezogen (de), impertinent (de), insolent (de), anmaßend (de), frech (de), unverschämt (de), ungebührlich (de) (dated), unmanierlich (dated), schlecht erzogen, unhöflich (de)
• Hebrew: חסר נימוס m (khasár nimús)
• Hindi: बदतमीज़ (badatmīz)
• Hungarian: modortalan (hu), neveletlen (hu), faragatlan (hu)
• Italian: maleducato (it), sgarbato (it)
• Japanese: 失礼 (ja) (しつれい, shitsurei), 無礼 (ja) (burei)
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• Latin: male mōrātus
• Maori: tūhourangi
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: uoppdragen

• Portuguese: mal-educado (pt), malcriado (pt), grosseiro (pt)
• Russian: невоспи́танный (ru) (nevospítannyj), гру́бый (ru) (grúbyj)
• Slovak: netaktný, hrubý, nevychovaný, neslušný
• Spanish: descortés (es), malcriado (es), incivil (es), malportado
• Swedish: obelevad
• Tagalog: asal-hayop
• Turkish: terbiyesiz (tr), kaba (tr)