Backward: translate English

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backward:
- mentalt efterblivet; dum i huvudet; utvecklingsstört; efterbliven; efterblivet; begåvningshandikappad; begåvningshandikappat; bakåt; baklänges; enfaldig; avigt; enfaldigt
Wiktionary:
- backward → bakom, bakåtsträvande, bakåt, baklänges
- backward → akter

English

Detailed Translations for backward from English to Swedish

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
dum i huvudet		blockhead; dolt; duffer; moron; wastrel
efterbliven		retardant; retardent
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	feebleminded; half-witted; slow-witted
Adverb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	back; backwards; rearward; rearwards
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
avigt		inside out
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
avigt	backward	back to front; wrong way around
baklänges	backward	backwards
bakåt	back to back; backward; backwards	back; backwards; return; reverse
begåvningshandikappad	backward; mentally deficient; retarded
begåvningshandikappat	backward; mentally deficient; retarded
dum i huvudet	backward; mentally retarded; simple; stupid	nonsensical
efterbliven	backward; mentally deficient; retarded	demented; feeble-minded; mentally retarded; retarded; subnormal
efterblivet	backward; mentally deficient; retarded	demented; feeble-minded; mentally retarded; retarded; subnormal
enfaldig	backward	credulous; gullible
enfaldigt	backward	credulous; gullible; stupid
mentalt efterblivet	backward; mentally retarded; simple; stupid
utvecklingsstört	backward; mentally deficient; retarded

backswept; sweptback; cacuminal; retroflex; converse; reversed; transposed; inverse; reverse; rearward; receding; reflexive; self-referent; regardant; retracted; retral; retrograde; retroflexed; returning; reversive; regressive; retrospective
bashful; blate; timid
feebleminded; retarded
back; backwards; rearward; rearwards

directed or facing toward the back or rear¹
- a backward view¹
(used of temperament or behavior) marked by a retiring nature¹
- a backward lover¹
having made less than normal progress¹
- an economically backward country¹
retarded in intellectual development¹
in or to or toward a past time¹
- lovers of the past looking fondly backward¹
at or to or toward the back or rear¹
- tripped when he stepped backward¹
in a manner or order or direction the reverse of normal¹
- it's easy to get the `i' and the `e' backward in words like `seize' and `siege'¹
- the child put her jersey on backward¹

backward

adjective

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• backward	→ akter	↔ achtern — Schifffahrt: hinten bei einem Seefahrzeug