bungler

English

Etymology

bungle +‎ -er

Noun

bungler (plural bunglers)

1. Someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence.

Synonyms

• blunderer, fuckup, schlemiel; see also Thesaurus:unskilled person

Related terms

• bungle
• bungling

Translations

one who makes mistakes

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 糊塗蟲／糊涂虫 (zh), 糊涂虫 (zh) (hútuchóng), 笨手笨腳／笨手笨脚 (zh) (bènshǒubènjiǎo), 笨手笨脚 (zh) (bènshǒubènjiǎo)

• Dutch: stumper (nl) m
• Esperanto: fuŝulo (eo), fuŝisto (eo)
• Finnish: tunari (fi)
• French: bousilleur (fr) m, bousilleuse (fr) f
• German: Pfuscher m, Pfuscherin f, Stümper (de) m
• Irish: útamálaí m
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• Japanese: 不器用者 (ぶきようもの, bukiyōmono), へぼ (hebo)
• Maori: ninipa
• Norman: boucranneux m (Jersey)
• Russian: растя́па (ru) m or f (rastjápa), рази́ня (ru) m or f (razínja), простофи́ля (ru) m or f (prostofílja), бе́столочь (ru) f (béstoločʹ), ротозе́й (ru) m (rotozéj), о́лух (ru) m (ólux)
• Serbo-Croatian: šeprtlja (sh) m
• Spanish: torpe (es)
• Yiddish: שלימיל (shlimil)

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