Vandal

English

Noun

Vandal (plural Vandals)

1. A person who needlessly destroys or damages other people's property.

Derived terms

• vandalic
• vandalish
• vandalism

Adjective

Vandal (comparative more Vandal, superlative most Vandal)

1. Of the particular ancient Germanic tribe.
2. Carelessly destructive.

Adjectives for Vandal

arrogant; literary; lawless.

Thesaurus

animal, annihilator, anthropophagite, arsonist, barbarian, beast, biblioclast, bomber, brute, burner, cannibal, demolisher, despoiler, destroyer, dynamitard, dynamiter, exterminator, hoodlum, hooligan, hun, hyena, iconoclast, idol breaker, idoloclast, looter, lout, man-eater, nihilist, pillager, plunderer, ravager, ruffian, ruiner, savage, shark, spoiler, spoliator, syndicalist, terrorist, tiger, wild man, wrecker

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈvændəl/
• Rhymes: -ændəl

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Translations

Noun

person who damages property

Chinese: 破壞者 (ㄆㄛˋㄏㄨㄞˋㄓㄜˇ) Czech: vandal (cs) m. Dutch: vandaal m. and f. French: vandale (fr) m. Galician: vándalo (gl) m. German: Vandale (de) m. Hungarian: vandál (hu) Icelandic: skemmdarvargur (is) m.

Interlingua: vandalo Norwegian: vandal (no) m. Persian: خرابکار (fa) (xarâbkâr) Portuguese: vândalo (pt) m. Russian: вандал (ru) (vandál) m. Slovak: vandal (sk) m. Spanish: vándalo (es) m.

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Estonian: vandaal Volapük: vandalan

Adjective

of the particular ancient Germanic tribe

Hungarian: vandál (hu) Interlingua: vandale

Norwegian: vandalsk (no)

carelessly destructive

Hungarian: vandál (hu)

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Czech

Noun

Vandal m.

1. vandal