Big Bad Wolf

English

Etymology

From big, bad and wolf.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /bɪɡ bæd ˈwʊlf/

Noun

Big Bad Wolf (plural Big Bad Wolves)

1. An evil fictional wolf that appears in fairy tales or fables.

Translations

fictional evil wolf

• Amharic: ትልቅ መጥፎ ተኩላ (təlḳ mäṭfo täkula)
• Arabic: ذِئْب كَبِير سَيِّئ m (ḏiʔb kabīr sayyiʔ)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 大灰狼 (dài huī láng)

• Dutch: Grote Boze Wolf m
• Esperanto: granda malbona lupo
• Finnish: Iso Paha Susi
• French: grand méchant loup m
• German: der Böse Wolf m
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• Greek: Κακός Λύκος m (Kakós Lýkos)
• Hebrew: זאב גדול ורע m (z'év gadól vará)
• Italian: lupo cattivo m
• Japanese: 大きな悪いオオカミ (Ōkina warui ōkami)
• Korean: 큰 나쁜 늑대 (keun nappeun neukdae)
• Persian: گرگ بد گنده (gorg-e bad-e gonde)
• Portuguese: Lobo Mau m
• Spanish: Lobo feroz m
• Swedish: Stora stygga vargen
• Welsh: Blaidd Mawr Drwg