idiotic

English edit

idiot +‎ -ic

idiotic (comparative more idiotic, superlative most idiotic)

(of a person or animal) Pertaining to or resembling an idiot; characterised with behaviour resembling idiocy.
(of an action) Having the quality of idiocy; very foolish
Synonyms: stupid, nonsensical

pertaining to or resembling an idiot

Arabic: عَبِيط (ʕabīṭ)
Bengali: মূর্খ (bn) (murkho)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 白痴的 (zh) (báichī), 愚蠢的 (zh) (yúchǔn de)
Czech: idiotský (cs)
Danish: idiotisk
Esperanto: idiota (eo)
French: idiot (fr), stupide (fr), idiotique (fr)
Galician: bolonio m, pallouco m, parvo (gl) m, babiolo (gl) m, mascato m, babeco (gl) m, lores m
German: idiotisch (de), blöd (de)
Hindi: मूर्ख (hi) (mūrkh), अहमक़ (ahmaq)
Indonesian: bodoh (id), goblok (id), tolol (id), idiot (id)
Japanese: 馬鹿な (ja) (ばかな, baka na)
Latvian: idiotisks
Ottoman Turkish: بوك (böñ)
Persian: احمق (fa) (ahmaq)
Polish: idiotowaty
Portuguese: idiótico
Russian: идио́тский (ru) (idiótskij), дура́цкий (ru) (duráckij)
Sanskrit: मूर्ख (sa) (mūrkha)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: идѝотскӣ

Roman: idìotskī (sh)
Spanish: idiótico
Swedish: idiotisk (sv)
Turkish: saçma (tr), salakça (tr)
Urdu: مورکھ (mūrkh), احمق (ahmaq)
Volapük: diotanik

having the quality of idiocy

Bengali: মূর্খ (bn) (murkho)
Burmese: နှမ်း (my) (hnam:)
Catalan: idiota (ca)
Danish: idiotisk, dum (da)
Dutch: idioot (nl)
Esperanto: idiota (eo)
Galician: bolonio m, pallouco m, parvo (gl) m, babiolo (gl) m, mascato m, babeco (gl) m, lores m
German: idiotisch (de)
Greek:
Ancient: βεβρός (bebrós)
Indonesian: idiot (id)
Latvian: idiotisks
Polish: idiotyczny (pl)
Portuguese: idiota (pt)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: идѝотскӣ

Roman: idìotskī (sh)
Spanish: idiota (es)
Swedish: idiotisk (sv), dum (sv)
Volapük: diotik (vo)