prankster

English

Etymology

Derived from prank +‎ -ster.

Noun

A prankster.

prankster (plural pranksters)

One who performs pranks.

Synonyms

trickster

Related terms

prank

Translations

one who performs pranks

Chinese:
Mandarin: 愛開玩笑的人, 爱开玩笑的人 (ài kāiwánxiào de rén)
Finnish: kujeilija (fi), pilailija (fi)
French: farceur (fr) m, plaisantin (fr) m
German: Schelm (de) m
Greek: γκαφατζής (el) m (gkafatzís), γκαφατζού (el) f (gkafatzoú)
Hungarian: kópé (hu), csínytevő (hu)
Italian: burlone (it) m
Japanese: 悪戯者 (いたずらもの, itazuramono)

Korean: 장난꾸러기 (ko) (jangnankkureogi)
Macedonian: мајтапчија m (majtapčija)
Maori: hīanga
Polish: psotnik (pl) m, figlarz (pl) m, kawalarz m, dowcipniś (pl) m
Portuguese: brincalhão (pt) m, traquinas m or f
Russian: шутни́к (ru) m (šutník), шутни́ца (ru) f (šutníca), прока́зник (ru) m (prokáznik), прока́зница (ru) f (prokáznica), озорни́к (ru) m (ozorník), озорни́ца (ru) f (ozorníca), пра́нкстер (ru) m (pránkstɛr)
Spanish: bromista (es) m or f
Turkish: şakacı (tr)

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