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1. (pron.) somebody
some person.
2. (n.) somebody
a person of some note or importance.
Etymology: (1275–1325)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, soul
a human being
"there was too much for one person to do"
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1. (pronoun) somebody
someone
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1. (noun) somebody
a person unknown or uncertain; a person indeterminate; some person
2. (noun) somebody
a person of consideration or importance
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Sense: someone.
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 Afrikaans: iemand |
 Arabic: شَخْصٌ ما |
 Bulgarian: някой |
 Brazilian: alguém |
 Czech: někdo |
 German: jemand |
 Danish: en eller anden |
 Greek: κάποιος |
 Spanish: alguien |
 Estonian: keegi |
 Finnish: joku |
 French: quelqu'un |
 Hebrew: מִישֶהוּ |
 Hindi: कोई, बड़ा आदमी |
 Croatian: netko; važna osoba |
 Hungarian: valaki |
 Indonesian: seseorang |
 Icelandic: einhver |
 Italian: qualcuno |
 Japanese: 誰か |
 Korean: 누군가, 어떤 사람 |
 Lithuanian: kažkas |
 Latvian: kāds |
 Malay: seseorang |
 Dutch: iemand |
 Norwegian: noen, en eller annen |
 Polish: ktoś |
 Persian: كدام كس |
 Pashto: څه ناڅه |
 Portuguese: alguém |
 Romanian: cineva |
 Russian: кто-то |
 Slovak: niekto |
 Slovenian: nekdo |
 Serbian: neko |
 Swedish: någon |
 Thai: บางคน |
 Turkish: biri(si), bir kimse |
 Taiwanese: 某人 |
 Ukrainian: хтось, хто-небудь |
 Urdu: کوئی شخص |
 Vietnamese: người nào đó |
 Chinese: 某人 |
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