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1. (n.) simpleton
a foolish or silly person.
Etymology: (1640–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) simpleton, simple
a person lacking intelligence or common sense
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| Definition of 'simpleton' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) simpleton
a person of weak intellect; a silly person
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Sense: a foolish person.
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 Afrikaans: jansalie, swaap |
 Arabic: إنسان أحمَق |
 Bulgarian: глупак |
 Brazilian: simplório |
 Czech: prosťáček |
 German: der Einfaltspinsel |
 Danish: dummepeter |
 Greek: αγαθιάρης, χαζός |
 Spanish: inocentón, simplón |
 Estonian: ohmu |
 Farsi: ابله |
 Finnish: tomppeli |
 French: niais, niaise |
 Hebrew: שוֹטֶה |
 Hindi: मूर्ख व्यक्ति |
 Croatian: budala, glupan |
 Hungarian: mamlasz |
 Indonesian: orang bodoh |
 Icelandic: heimskingi |
 Italian: semplicione |
 Japanese: ばかな人 |
 Korean: 얼간이, 바보 |
 Lithuanian: kvaiša |
 Latvian: muļķis; vientiesis |
 Malay: orang yang bodoh |
 Dutch: onnozele hannes |
 Norwegian: enfoldig person, tosk |
 Polish: dureń |
 Persian: ابله |
 Pashto: بيړا، شوده، ساده |
 Portuguese: simplório |
 Romanian: idiot |
 Russian: простак, простофиля |
 Slovak: hlupáčik |
 Slovenian: bedak |
 Serbian: glupak |
 Swedish: dumbom, tokstolle |
 Thai: คนโง่ |
 Turkish: aptal kimse |
 Taiwanese: 傻瓜 |
 Ukrainian: простак |
 Urdu: کند ذہن |
 Vietnamese: người ngốc, người khờ |
 Chinese: 傻瓜 |
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