sociopath

English

Coined circa 1930 by George Everett Partridge, American psychologist; socio- +‎ -path.

sociopath (plural sociopaths)

person with antisocial personality disorder

Belarusian: сацыяпа́т m (sacyjapát), сацыяпа́тка f (sacyjapátka)
Bulgarian: социопа́т (bg) m (sociopát)
Catalan: sociòpata (ca) m or f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 反社會者／反社会者 (fǎnshèhuìzhě), 反社會人士／反社会人士 (fǎnshèhuì rénshì), 反社會人格者／反社会人格者 (fǎnshèhuì réngé zhě)
Czech: sociopat m
Estonian: sotsiopaat
Finnish: sosiopaatti (fi)
French: sociopathe (fr) m or f
German: Soziopath (de) m, Soziopathin (de) f
Greek: κοινωνιοπαθής m or f (koinoniopathís)
Hungarian: szociopata
Irish: sochapatach m
Italian: sociopatico m, sociopatica f
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: sosyopat m or f
Macedonian: социопа́т m (sociopát)
Polish: socjopata m, socjopatka f
Portuguese: sociopata (pt) m or f
Romanian: sociopat m
Russian: социопа́т (ru) m (sociopát), социопа́тка f (sociopátka)
Slovak: sociopat m
Spanish: sociópata (es) m or f
Swedish: sociopat (sv) c
Ukrainian: соціопа́т m (sociopát), соціопа́тка f (sociopátka)