Sense: to make (someone) suffer, especially because of their opinions or beliefs
They were persecuted for their religion.
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 Afrikaans: vervolger |
 Arabic: مُضْطَهِد، ظالِم |
 Bulgarian: пpecлeдвaч |
 Brazilian: perseguidor |
 Czech: pronásledovatel, -ka |
 German: der/die Verfolger(in) |
 Danish: forfølger |
 Greek: διώκτης |
 Spanish: perseguidor |
 Estonian: jälitaja |
 Farsi: ستمگر |
 Finnish: vainooja |
 French: persécuteur/-trice |
 Hebrew: רוֹדֵף |
 Hindi: उत्पीड़क, अत्याचारी |
 Croatian: progonitelj |
 Hungarian: üldöző |
 Indonesian: penganiaya |
 Icelandic: ofsækjandi |
 Italian: persecutore, persecutrice |
 Japanese: 迫害者 |
 Korean: 박해자 |
 Lithuanian: persekiotojas |
 Latvian: vajātājs |
 Malay: penyeksa |
 Dutch: vervolger |
 Norwegian: forfølger, plageånd |
 Polish: prześladowca |
 Persian: ستمگر |
 Pashto: تعقيبوونكى: ځورونكى |
 Portuguese: perseguidor |
 Romanian: persecutor |
 Russian: гонитель |
 Slovak: prenasledovateľ, -ka |
 Slovenian: preganjalec |
 Serbian: progonilac |
 Swedish: förföljare |
 Thai: ผู้ก่อกวน |
 Turkish: zalim |
 Taiwanese: 迫害者 |
 Ukrainian: переслідувач, гонитель |
 Urdu: ايذا رساں، ظالم |
 Vietnamese: kẻ quấy rối |
 Chinese: 迫害者 |
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