playboy

See also: play-boy and Playboy

English

From play +‎ boy.

playboy (plural playboys)

A single man, especially a wealthy one, who devotes himself to a life of leisure and pleasure, often sexual, without commitments or responsibilities.

man who devotes himself to pleasure

Irish: buachaill báire m, croíán m
Italian: playboy (it) m
Japanese: 遊び人 (あそびにん, asobinin), プレイボーイ (pureibōi)
Norwegian: levemann m
Polish: playboy (pl) m
Portuguese: playboy (pt) m
Russian: ловела́с (ru) m (lovelás), пове́са (ru) m (povésa), плейбо́й (ru) m (plɛjbój), гуля́ка (ru) m (guljáka)
Spanish: golfo (es) m, mujeriego (es) m
Swedish: playboy (sv) c, lebeman (sv) c
Turkish: playboy (tr), kazanova, çapkın (tr), hovarda (tr)

playboy

Inflection of playboy (Kotus type 21/rosé, no gradation)
nominative		playboy	playboyt
genitive		playboyn	playboyiden playboyitten
partitive		playboyta	playboyita
illative		playboyhin playboyhyn	playboyihin
		singular	plural
nominative		playboy	playboyt
accusative	nom.	playboy	playboyt
accusative	gen.	playboyn	playboyt
genitive		playboyn	playboyiden playboyitten
partitive		playboyta	playboyita
inessive		playboyssa	playboyissa
elative		playboysta	playboyista
illative		playboyhin playboyhyn	playboyihin
adessive		playboylla	playboyilla
ablative		playboylta	playboyilta
allative		playboylle	playboyille
essive		playboyna	playboyina
translative		playboyksi	playboyiksi
instructive		—	playboyin
abessive		playboytta	playboyitta
comitative		—	playboyineen

playboy m (plural playboys)

This spelling was a product of the 1990 French spelling reforms.

playboy m (plural playboys)

playboy m (plural playboys)

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