Sense: in fairy stories, a frightening, cruel giant.
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 Afrikaans: paaiboelie, skrikbeeld, b |
 Arabic: غول |
 Bulgarian: великан |
 Brazilian: ogre |
 Czech: obr lidožrout |
 German: das Ungeheuer |
 Danish: uhyre |
 Greek: δράκος (σε παραμύθια) |
 Spanish: ogro |
 Estonian: kuri koll |
 Farsi: دیو؛ آدمخوار |
 Finnish: jättiläinen |
 French: ogre |
 Hebrew: עֲנָק אוֹכֵל אָדָם |
 Hindi: नरपिशाच, नरभक्षी, राक्षस |
 Croatian: div |
 Hungarian: emberevő óriás |
 Indonesian: raksasa yang jahat dan me |
 Icelandic: tröll |
 Italian: orco |
 Japanese: 鬼 |
 Korean: (동화, 민화의) 사람 잡아먹는 도깨비 |
 Lithuanian: žmogėdra, milžinas |
 Latvian: milzis cilvēkēdājs |
 Malay: gergasi |
 Dutch: mensenetende reus |
 Norwegian: troll, uhyre, rise |
 Polish: olbrzym, ludożerca, ludoj |
 Persian: دیو؛ آدمخوار |
 Pashto: ديو |
 Portuguese: ogre |
 Romanian: căpcăun |
 Russian: великан-людоед |
 Slovak: obor– ľudožrút |
 Slovenian: velikan, ljudožerec |
 Serbian: džin |
 Swedish: [människoätande] jätte |
 Thai: ยักษ์กินมนุษย์เป็นอาหาร |
 Turkish: dev |
 Taiwanese: 妖魔，食人魔鬼 |
 Ukrainian: людожер-велетень |
 Urdu: ديو |
 Vietnamese: yêu tinh |
 Chinese: 妖魔，食人魔鬼 |
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