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Summary

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coward:
- lafaard; groentje; melkmuil; lafbek
Wiktionary:
- coward → slapjanus, watje, lafaard
- coward → angsthaas, bangerd, lafaard, watje

English

Detailed Translations for coward from English to Dutch

coward:

coward [the ~] noun

the coward (rookie; chicken; freshman; greenhorn; poltroon; novice; dogs and cats; hare's foot)
de lafaard; het groentje; de melkmuil; de lafbek
- lafaard [de ~ (m)] noun
- groentje [het ~] noun
- melkmuil [de ~ (m)] noun
- lafbek [de ~ (m)] noun

Translation Matrix for coward:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
groentje	chicken; coward; dogs and cats; freshman; greenhorn; hare's foot; novice; poltroon; rookie	greenhorn; novice; rookie
lafaard	chicken; coward; dogs and cats; freshman; greenhorn; hare's foot; novice; poltroon; rookie
lafbek	chicken; coward; dogs and cats; freshman; greenhorn; hare's foot; novice; poltroon; rookie
melkmuil	chicken; coward; dogs and cats; freshman; greenhorn; hare's foot; novice; poltroon; rookie
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	funk; poltroon

Related Words for "coward":

cowards, cowardly

Synonyms for "coward":

person; individual; someone; somebody; mortal; soul
Coward; Noel Coward; Sir Noel Pierce Coward; dramatist; playwright; actor; histrion; player; thespian; role player; composer

Related Definitions for "coward":

a person who shows fear or timidity¹

Wiktionary Translations for coward:

coward

noun

a person who lacks courage
- coward → slapjanus; watje; lafaard

coward

noun

iemand die door zijn angst wegvlucht uit gevaarlijke situaties.
- lafaard → coward

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• coward	→ angsthaas; bangerd; lafaard; watje	↔ peureux — personne peureuse, craintive, facilement effrayé.

Coward:

Translation Matrix for Coward:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Noel Coward; Sir Noel Pierce Coward

Related Definitions for "Coward":

English dramatist and actor and composer noted for his witty and sophisticated comedies (1899-1973)¹

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University