See also: Cyberbullying
English
Etymology
From cyber- + bullying.
Noun
cyberbullying (uncountable)
- Acts in cyberspace intended to make life unpleasant for another person.
- Synonym: cyberharassment
Translations
bullying online
- Catalan: ciberassetjament m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 網絡暴力 / 网络暴力 (wǎngluò bàolì)
- Czech: kyberšikana f
- Danish: digital mobning c, cyberchikane c
- Finnish: nettikiusaaminen (fi)
- French: cyberintimidation (fr) f, cyber-intimidation (fr) f, cyberharcèlement (fr) m, cyber-harcèlement (fr) m
- Galician: ciberacoso m
- Georgian: კიბერშევიწროება (ḳiberševic̣roeba), კიბერბულინგი (ḳiberbulingi)
- German: Cyberbullying, Cyber-Bullying, Cybermobbing (de) n, Cyber-Mobbing n, Netz-Mobbing n, Internet-Schikane f, Internet-Mobbing n
- Italian: cyberbullismo (it) m
- Korean: 사이버불링 (saibeobulling), 싸불 (ssabul)
- Malay: buli siber (ms)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: digital mobbing m or f, nettmobbing m or f, internettmobbing m or f
- Nynorsk: digital mobbing f, nettmobbing f, internettmobbing f
- Polish: cyberprzemoc (pl) f
- Portuguese: cyberbullying m, ciberbullying (pt) m, assédio virtual m, ciberassédio m
- Spanish: ciberacoso (es) m, cyberbullying (es) m, ciberbullying m
- Swedish: nätmobbning c
- Ukrainian: кібербулінг (uk) m (kiberbulinh)
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Verb
cyberbullying
- present participle and gerund of cyberbully
Spanish
Pronunciation
Noun
cyberbullying m (uncountable)
- cyberbullying