English
Etymology
From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Middle English bostful, equivalent to boast + -ful.
Pronunciation
Adjective
boastful (comparative more boastful, superlative most boastful)
- Tending to boast or brag.
- He wrote a boastful autobiography, recording all his great deeds.
Derived terms
Translations
tending to boast or brag
- Bulgarian: самохвален (bg) (samohvalen)
- Catalan: vanagloriós
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 自誇的/自夸的 (zh), 自夸的 (zh) (zìkuā de)
- Finnish: leuhka, öykkärimäinen (fi)
- French: vantard (fr), fanfaron (fr)
- Galician: fantoche m or f, vaidoso
- German: prahlerisch, stolz (de) (proud)
- Hungarian: dicsekvő (hu), hencegő (hu), kérkedő (hu)
- Irish: mórfhoclach
- Japanese: 自慢する (ja) (じまんする, jiman suru), 自慢に満ちた (ja) (じまんにみちた, jiman ni michita)
- Latin: iactans
- Latvian: lielīgs
- (deprecated template usage)
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- Maori: pākiwaha
- Mongolian: бардам (mn) (bardam)
- Portuguese: orgulhoso (pt) m
- Russian: хвастли́вый (ru) (xvastlívyj), го́рдый (ru) (górdyj) (proud)
- Scottish Gaelic: bragail
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: хвалисав, самохвалисав
- Roman: hvalisav (sh), samohvalisav
- Spanish: jactancioso (es), fachendoso m (colloquial)
- Swedish: skytsam
- Yakut: бардам (bardam)
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