bye-bye

English

Etymology

From bye, goodbye.

Interjection

bye-bye

1. (informal, often childish) Goodbye.

Noun

bye-bye (plural bye-byes)

1. (colloquial, often childish) A goodbye.
2. (colloquial, often childish) bedtime for a toddler, going to sleep, going to bed.

Synonyms

• beddy-bye

Translations

goodbye

• Arabic: إلى اللقاء ('ílaa al-liqaa'), باي باي (bay bay)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 再見, 再见 (zh) (zàijiàn), 再會, 再会 (zh) (zàihuì), 拜拜 (zh) (bàibài, bāibái, báibái), 88 (bābā) (SMS slang)

• Dutch: doei doei, dag (nl)
• Finnish: hei hei, hei sitten
• French: au revoir (fr), salut (fr)
• German: tschüss (de)
• Greek: γειά (geiá)
• Hebrew: ביי ביי, שָׁלוֹם (he) (ʃalóm)
• Hindi: अलविदा (alvidā), बाई बाई (bā'ī bā'ī)
• Hungarian: pá-pá
• Indonesian: dadah (id)
• Italian: ciao (it)

• Japanese: では (dewa), またね (mata ne), じゃ、また (ja, mata), バイバイ (ja) (bai-bai), バイ (ja) (bai)
• Korean: 안녕 (ko) (annyeong), 바이바이 (baibai), 빠이빠이 (bbaibbai)
• Latvian: atā (lv), sveiks (lv)
• Mongolian: please add this translation if you can
• Norwegian: ha det
• Persian: خداحافظ (fa)
• Portuguese: tchau tchau
• Romanian: pa-pa
• Russian: пока (ru) (poká), бай-бай (ru) (baj-báj)
• Spanish: adiós (es), chau (es)
• Swedish: hej då (sv)
• Thai: บาย (th) (baai)
• Vietnamese: từ biệt (vi), từ giả
• Walloon: disca (wa)

bedtime for a toddler

• French: dodo (fr) m
• German: Heia (de)

• Japanese: おねんね (onenne)
• Russian: баю-бай (ru) (baju-baj)