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Daft

Daft

(dȧft)

,

Adj.

[OE.

daft

,

deft

,

deft

, stupid; prob. the same word as E.

deft

. See

.]

1.

Stupid; foolish; idiotic; also, delirious; insane;

as, he has gone

daft

.

Let us think no more of this

daft

business

Sir W. Scott.

2.

Gay; playful; frolicsome.

[Scot.]

Jamieson.

Definition 2024

daft

daft

English

Adjective

daft ‎(comparative dafter, superlative daftest)

Synonyms

soft

Translations

insane, mad

Bulgarian: побъркан (bg) ‎(pobǎrkan), ненормален (bg) ‎(nenormalen)
Cebuano: buang
French: cinglé (fr)
German: verrückt (de)
Italian: pazzo (it)
Latvian: jucis
Manx: meecheeallagh

Polish: zwariowany (pl)
Portuguese: louco (pt) m
Russian: сумасше́дший (ru) ‎(sumasšédšij), рехнувшийся (ru) ‎(rexnuvšijsja), безрассудный (ru) ‎(bezrassudnyj)
Slovene: nor (sl) m, besen (sl) m
Spanish: loco (es)
Swedish: sinnessjuk (sv), galen (sv)
Turkish: deli (tr)

silly

Bulgarian: неразумен (bg) ‎(nerazumen)
French: dingue (fr), branque (fr)
German: albern (de)
Manx: meecheeallagh
Maori: rūrūwai

Portuguese: sandeu (pt)
Scottish Gaelic: faoin
Spanish: tonto (es)
Swedish: fånig (sv), löjlig (sv), tramsig (sv)

stupid

Bulgarian: глупав (bg) ‎(glupav)
French: simplet (fr)
German: blöd (de), bescheuert (de), doof (de)
Italian: stupido (it) m, stupida (it) f
Latvian: stulbs, muļķis (lv), aušīgs (lv)

Portuguese: estúpido (pt) m
Russian: глу́пый (ru) ‎(glúpyj), слабоумный (ru) ‎(slaboumnyj)
Slovene: neumen (sl) m, zabit m (informal)
Spanish: estúpido (es)
Swedish: dum (sv)

Derived terms

daft as a brush

Anagrams

DFAT

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