Information about the word foe (English → Esperanto: malamiko)

Synonym: enemy

Part of speechcommon noun
Pronunciation/fəʊ̯/
Hyphenationfoe
Shavian alphabet𐑓𐑴
Deseret alphabet𐑁𐐬
Pluralfoes

Usage samples

And no US president has been so solicitous to the West’s foes, like Russian president Vladimir Putin and China’s president Xí Jìnpíng, and treated America’s partners as adversaries.
Johnson’s former foe, Nigel Farage, wrote recently that any final deal will not be the “true freedom” that he’d dreamed of.
The Justice Department on Thursday secured an indictment of former FBI director James Comey, just days after Trump urged it to prosecute him and forced out the prosecutor who resisted charging the president’s political foes.
She has been fortunate that her internal foes, such as Dominic Grieve, appear to lack nerve.

Translations

Afrikaansvyand
Albanianarmik
Catalanenemic
Czechnepřítel
Danishfjende
Dutchvijand
English (Old English)feond; scaþa; gefa
Esperantomalamiko
Faeroeseóvinur; fíggindi
Frenchennemi
GermanFeind
Hungarianellenség
Icelandicóvinur
Italiannemico
Latincolluctator; hostis
Low Germanveend
Norwegianfiende
Papiamentoenemigo; enemigu
Polishnieprzyjaciel
Portugueseinimigo
Spanishenemigo
Srananfeyanti
Swahiliadui
Swedishfiende; ovän
Tagalogkaaway
Thaiศัตรู
Welshgelyn
West Frisianfijân
Yiddishשׂנאה