Knaschtert
Lëtzebuergesch
- English
- dirty slob; bastard [unpleasant person]; lecher
- Français
- cochon [personne sale]; salopard; cochon [vicelard]
- Deutsch
- Schmutzfink [schmutziger Mensch]; Mistkerl; Schwein [unanständiger Mensch]
- Type
- SUBST M
- Plural
- Knaschterten
- Synonym
- Fléipéiter
Pronunciation (IPA)
[knˈɑʃtɐt]
Meanings and translations
Meaning 1
colloquial
- Deutsch
- Schmutzfink (schmutziger Mensch)
- Français
- cochon (personne sale)
- English
- pig; dirty slob
- Português
- porco (pessoa suja)
- Nederlands
- viespeuk; viezerik
Meaning 2
colloquial
- Deutsch
- Mistkerl
- Français
- salaud; salopard
- English
- bastard (unpleasant person)
- Português
- sacana; filho da mãe
- Nederlands
- rotzak; schoft
Meaning 3
colloquial
- Deutsch
- Schwein (unanständiger Mensch)
- Français
- porc; cochon (vicelard)
- English
- swine; lecher
- Português
- porco; badalhoco (pessoa indecente)
- Nederlands
- smeerlap; geilaard
Spelling variants
Only source-reviewed variants are suggested.
Example sentences
dee Knaschtert huet sech d'Hänn net gewäsch, ier en iesse komm ass
colloquial
Meaning 1: pig; dirty slob
dee Knaschtert ass mech bei meng Mamm uschmiere gaangen!
colloquial
Meaning 2: bastard
dee Knaschtert kuckt der Nopesch owes mat der Spektiv an d'Kummer
colloquial
Meaning 3: swine; lecher
Source: ZLS / LOD · July 2026 · CC0
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