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Translate gnoom from Dutch to English

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gnoom:
- gnome; hobgoblin; dwarf; pixie; kobold; imp; troll
Wiktionary:
- gnoom → gnome
- gnoom → gnome

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Detailed Translations for gnoom from Dutch to English

gnoom:

gnoom [de ~ (m)] nom

de gnoom (kabouter; kobold; boosaardige kabouter; aardmannetje)
the gnome; the dwarf
– a legendary creature resembling a tiny old man; lives in the depths of the earth and guards buried treasure ¹
- gnome [the ~] nom
- dwarf [the ~] nom
the hobgoblin
– (folklore) a small grotesque supernatural creature that makes trouble for human beings ¹
- hobgoblin [the ~] nom
the pixie; the imp
– (folklore) fairies that are somewhat mischievous ¹
- pixie [the ~] nom
- imp [the ~] nom
the kobold
- kobold [the ~] nom
the troll
– (Scandanavian folklore) a supernatural creature (either a dwarf or a giant) that is supposed to live in caves or in the mountains ¹
- troll [the ~] nom

Translation Matrix for gnoom:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
dwarf	aardmannetje; boosaardige kabouter; gnoom; kabouter; kobold	dwerg; kabouter; lilliputter; zeer klein mens
gnome	aardmannetje; boosaardige kabouter; gnoom; kabouter; kobold	dwerg; gnome; kabouter; trol; zeer klein mens
hobgoblin	aardmannetje; boosaardige kabouter; gnoom; kabouter; kobold	trol
imp	aardmannetje; boosaardige kabouter; gnoom; kabouter; kobold	duiveltje; dwerg; elf; fee; kabouter; nachtelfje; schelmpje; zeer klein mens
kobold	aardmannetje; boosaardige kabouter; gnoom; kabouter; kobold	dwerg; trol; zeer klein mens
pixie	aardmannetje; boosaardige kabouter; gnoom; kabouter; kobold	dwerg; elf; fee; kabouter; nachtelfje; zeer klein mens
troll	aardmannetje; boosaardige kabouter; gnoom; kabouter; kobold	trol

Related Words for "gnoom":

gnomen

Wiktionary Translations for gnoom:

gnoom

noun

elemental being of earth
- gnome → gnoom

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• gnoom	→ gnome	↔ gnome — fantastique\|fr génie de très petite taille que l’on supposer habiter dans la terre, où il est gardien des trésors, des mines, des pierres précieuses.

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