grof

Meaning

  1. rough, coarse
  2. rude, very blunt
  3. extreme, gross, grave

Concepts

harsh
coarse
crude
vulgar
rude
rough
raw
abusive
blunt
boorish
common
crass
dirty
everyday
flat
uncouth
unrefined
unworked
unwrought
abusively
foul-mouthed
fresh
glaring
gross
churlish
harshly
heavy
indecent
insulting
libertarian
obscene
proletarian
randy
rank
broad
reproachable
reproachful
ribald
brazen
roughly
agrarian
rudely
rugged
rural
rustic
contumely
scurrilous
coarsely
crudely
curmudgeonly
Opposite of
fijn, beleefd
Synonyms

ruw
C1
lomp
C2
vulgair
C2
cru
30k
rauw
C1
hardhandig
28k

onkies

snauwerig

bot
B2

onbehouwen

onbewerkt
ruig
C1
plat
B2
alledaags
20k
ordinair
C2
zwaar
A2
onbehoorlijk
35k
oneerlijk
C1
vuil
B2
smerig
B2
ongevoelig
C2
brutaal
C1
onvriendelijk
25k
boers
libertijns
belediging
C1
schaamteloos
C2
schunnig
39k
smakeloos
C2
spot
C1
streng
B2
taal
B1
bars
C2
hoon
29k
gewoon
A1
landelijk
C2
gebruikelijk
C1

grofgebekt

onbeleefd
B2
onbeschoft
C1
onbetamelijk
35k
insensibel
onduidelijk
C1
onfatsoenlijk
25k
Translations

grob
grossier
vulgaire
roh
grosseiro
rude
vulgär
barsch
rauh
rustique
rude
arg
👎
brut
cru
rude
Frequency

C1
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ɣrɔf/
Etymology

Inherited from Middle Dutch
grof
Inherited from Old Dutch
*grof
In summary

From Middle Dutch grof, from Old Dutch *grof, from Proto-West Germanic *grob, from Proto-Germanic *grubaz.

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