English
Etymology
From pot + bellied or potbelly + -ied.
Adjective
potbellied (comparative more potbellied, superlative most potbellied)
- Having a potbelly.
- Synonym: paunchy
Derived terms
Translations
having a potbelly
- Armenian: տկռոշ (hy) (tkṙoš)
- Assamese: পেটুৱা (petua), পেটুলা (petula) গেৰেলা (gerela)
- Azerbaijani: yekəqarın
- Bulgarian: шкембелия (škembelija)
- Chamicuro: syekpuc̈hle
- Dutch: dikbuikig (nl), gezet (nl), corpulent (nl)
- Finnish: möhömahainen, pallomahainen
- French: ventru (fr) m, bedonnant (fr)
- Galician: bazuncho, barrigudo
- German: dickbäuchig (de)
- Greek: κοιλαράς (el) m (koilarás), προγάστωρ (el) m or f (progástor), προγάστορας (el) m (progástoras)
- Ancient Greek: προγάστωρ (progástōr)
- Hungarian: pocakos (hu)
- Ingrian: pusattoi
- Irish: urbholgach
- Latin: ventriōsus
- Māori: pukutihe, pukuwheti
- Occitan: ventrut (oc), pançarut (oc)
- Persian: شکمگنده (šekam-gonde)
- Plautdietsch: buckich
- Polish: brzuchaty (pl)
- Portuguese: barrigudo (pt)
- Romanian: ventripotent
- Spanish: panzón (es) m, panzudo (es) m, barrigudo (es) m, barrigón (es) m, guatón (es) m, ventripotente
- Swedish: bukig (sv), rundmagad, tjockmagad
- Tagalog: buyunin
- Thai: ลงพุง (long-pung), อ้วนลงพุง (ûuan-long-pung), พุงพลุ้ย (pung-plui)
- Ukrainian: пуза́тий (puzátyj), черева́тий (čerevátyj)
- Vietnamese: ỏng (vi)
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