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1. (n.) goblin
a grotesque sprite that is mischievous or malicious.
Etymology: (1300–50; < MF < MHG kobold goblin; see kobold)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) goblin, hob, hobgoblin
(folklore) a small grotesque supernatural creature that makes trouble for human beings
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1. (noun) Goblin
an evil or mischievous spirit; a playful or malicious elf; a frightful phantom; a gnome
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Sense: a mischievous, ugly spirit
a frightening fairy-story about goblins.
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 Afrikaans: kabouter, gnoom, spook |
 Arabic: عِفْريت قَبيح المنظَر |
 Bulgarian: таласъм |
 Brazilian: duende |
 Czech: skřítek |
 German: der Kobold |
 Danish: nisse; trold |
 Greek: καλικάντζαρος |
 Spanish: duende, trasgo |
 Estonian: paharet |
 Farsi: روح خبیث |
 Finnish: peikko |
 French: lutin |
 Hebrew: שֵׁד |
 Hindi: निशाचर, बैताल, पिशाच |
 Croatian: zloduh, vilenjak |
 Hungarian: gonosz szellem |
 Indonesian: setan |
 Icelandic: (svart)álfur, púki |
 Italian: spiritello maligno |
 Japanese: 鬼 |
 Korean: (추한 모습으로 사람을 괴롭힌다고 하는) 마귀 |
 Lithuanian: aitvaras, kaukas |
 Latvian: rūķis; velniņš |
 Malay: goblin |
 Dutch: kwelgeest |
 Norwegian: nisse, troll |
 Polish: chochlik |
 Persian: روح خبیث |
 Pashto: پيرى، ديب |
 Portuguese: duende |
 Romanian: spiriduş |
 Russian: домовой |
 Slovak: škriatok |
 Slovenian: škrat |
 Serbian: goblin |
 Swedish: troll, svartalf |
 Thai: ปีศาจ |
 Turkish: gulyabanî |
 Taiwanese: 醜妖精 |
 Ukrainian: гоблін |
 Urdu: عفریت |
 Vietnamese: yêu tinh |
 Chinese: 小妖精，顽皮的丑小鬼 |
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