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1. (n.) madman
a person who is or appears to be insane.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lunatic, madman, maniac
an insane person
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) madman
a man who is mad; lunatic; a crazy person
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Sense: a person who is insane
He drove/fought like a madman.
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 Afrikaans: malle |
 Arabic: مَجْنون |
 Bulgarian: луд |
 Brazilian: louco |
 Czech: šílenec, blázen |
 German: der/die Wahnsinnige |
 Danish: en sindssyg |
 Greek: τρελός, τρελή |
 Spanish: loco; loca |
 Estonian: hull |
 Farsi: مرد دیوانه |
 Finnish: hullu |
 French: fou, folle |
 Hebrew: מְשוּגָע |
 Hindi: पागल आदमी |
 Croatian: luđak |
 Hungarian: őrült |
 Indonesian: orang gila |
 Icelandic: vitfirringur |
 Italian: folle |
 Japanese: 狂人 |
 Korean: 미친 사람 |
 Lithuanian: beprotis, pamiðëlis |
 Latvian: ārprātīgais |
 Malay: orang gila |
 Dutch: gek |
 Norwegian: galning, gal person |
 Polish: szaleniec |
 Persian: مرد دیوانه |
 Pashto: ليونى سړى |
 Portuguese: louco |
 Romanian: nebun |
 Russian: сумасшедший |
 Slovak: šialenec, blázon |
 Slovenian: norec |
 Serbian: ludak |
 Swedish: galning, vettvilling |
 Thai: คนบ้า |
 Turkish: deli (adam/kadın) |
 Taiwanese: 狂人, 瘋子 |
 Ukrainian: божевільний; божевільна |
 Urdu: دیوانہ وار |
 Vietnamese: người điên |
 Chinese: 狂人，疯子 |
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