riffraff

See also: riff-raff

English

riffraff (usually uncountable, plural riffraffs)

The rabble; crowds; the common people.
They started charging a modest fee in an effort to keep the riffraff out.
Sweepings; refuse.

the rabble

Chinese:
Mandarin: 廢物 (zh), 废物 (zh) (fèiwù), 賤民 (zh), 贱民 (zh) (jiànmín), 下等人 (xiàděngrén), 流氓 (zh) (liúmán), 烏合之眾 (zh), 乌合之众 (zh) (wūhézhlzhòng)
Dutch: geteisem (nl), schorremorrie (nl), tuig (nl), rapalje, gepeupel (nl)
Estonian: rahvarämps
Finnish: roskaväki (fi)
French: racaille (fr) f, populace (fr) f, canaille (fr) f (dated)
Galician: xentualla f
German: Pöbel (de) m
Greek: αληταρία (el) f (alitaría)
Ancient: σύρφαξ m (súrphax), συρφετός m (surphetós)
Icelandic: pakk n, skríll (is) m, illþýði (is) n

Italian: tamarro (it) m, lazzarone (it) m, coatto (it) m
Japanese: 下層民 (かそうみん, kasōmin), 下層階級 (かそうかいきゅう, kasō kaikyū)
Portuguese: ralé (pt) f
Russian: че́рнь (ru) f (čérnʹ), сбро́д (ru) m (sbród), бы́дло (ru) n (býdlo)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: о̏лош m

Roman: ȍloš (sh) m
Spanish: gentuza (es) f, gentualla f, (Chile) flaite m, chusma (es), gente de baja estofa, gleba
Swedish: pöbel (sv) c, kreti och pleti (sv), patrask (sv) n, pack (sv) n
Turkish: ayaktakımı (tr)
Volapük: lupöp (vo)

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