Synonym: feint
| Pronunciation | /joŋˈfɛi̯nt/ |
|---|---|
| Hyphenation | jong·feint |
| Part of speech | common noun |
| Gender | common |
| Plural | jongfeinten |
| Afrikaans | jongmens |
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| Czech | jinoch; mladík; mládenec |
| Danish | ung |
| Dutch | borst; jongeheer; jongeman; jongere |
| English | young man |
| English (Old English) | cniht |
| Esperanto | junulo |
| Faeroese | unglingi |
| French | ado |
| German | Jüngling; Jugendlicher |
| Hawaiian | kāne ʻōpio |
| Hungarian | fiatalember |
| Icelandic | ungdómur |
| Jamaican Patois | yuut |
| Kabylian | amẓyan (ⴰⵎⵥⵢⴰⵏ) |
| Latin | iuvenis |
| Low German | jungere |
| Norwegian | ungdom |
| Papiamento | hoben; hobensito; hobensitu |
| Polish | młodzieniec |
| Portuguese | jovem; moço |
| Saterland Frisian | Jungmon |
| Scottish Gaelic | òganach |
| Spanish | joven |
| Sranan | yonkuman |
| Swahili | kijana |
| Swedish | yngling; ungdom |
| Turkish | delikanlı; genç |
| Yiddish | בחור |