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1. (n.) bumpkin
an awkward, simple rustic; yokel.
Etymology: (1560–70; < MD bommekijn little barrel =boombeam+-kijn -kin)
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1. (noun) yokel, rube, hick, yahoo, hayseed, bumpkin, chawbacon
a person who is not very intelligent or interested in culture
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1. (noun) bumpkin
an awkward, heavy country fellow; a clown; a country lout
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Sense: a clumsy or stupid country person
a country bumpkin.
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 Afrikaans: lomperd, plaasjapie |
 Arabic: شَخْصٌ ريفي ساذِج |
 Bulgarian: дръвник |
 Brazilian: caipira |
 Czech: balík |
 German: der Bauernlümmel |
 Danish: bondetamp |
 Greek: επαρχιώτης, αγροίκος (μει |
 Spanish: paleto |
 Estonian: mats |
 Farsi: هالو؛ ساده لوح |
 Finnish: juntti |
 French: rustre |
 Hebrew: כָּפרִי לֹא מְעוּדָן |
 Hindi: देहाती गंवार |
 Croatian: prostak |
 Hungarian: esetlen falusi fajankó |
 Indonesian: orang kampung |
 Italian: bifolco, zotico |
 Japanese: いなか者 |
 Korean: 투박한 시골뜨기 |
 Lithuanian: kaimo Jurgis |
 Latvian: lempis |
 Malay: orang hulu |
 Dutch: kinkel |
 Norwegian: bondeknoll |
 Polish: gamoń |
 Persian: هالو؛ ساده لوح |
 Pashto: شډل، بی لاس او پښی |
 Portuguese: campónio |
 Romanian: ţopârlan |
 Russian: деревенщина; мужлан |
 Slovak: balík |
 Slovenian: nerodnež |
 Serbian: kulov |
 Swedish: tölp, bondlurk |
 Thai: คนบ้านนอก |
 Turkish: budala, ahmak |
 Taiwanese: 鄉巴佬 |
 Ukrainian: неотесана людина, мужлай |
 Urdu: دیہاتی ، گھامڑ ، گنوار |
 Vietnamese: người vụng về |
 Chinese: 乡巴佬 |
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