moneybags

See also: money bags

English

moneybags

moneybags (plural moneybags)

wealthy person

Arabic: غَنِيّ m (ḡaniyy)
Armenian: փողատեր (hy) (pʿoġater)
Belarusian: бага́ч m (baháč), багаты́р m (bahatýr), багаце́й m (bahacjéj)
Bulgarian: богата́ш (bg) m (bogatáš)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 大款 (zh) (dàkuǎn), 富翁 (zh) (fùwēng), 財主／财主 (zh) (cáizhǔ), 錢樹／钱树 (zh) (qiánshù), 富人 (zh) (fùrén)
Czech: pracháč (cs) m, boháč (cs) m
Dutch: rijkaard (nl) m
Esperanto: riĉulo m, burĝo (eo) m
Finnish: rahamies (fi), porho (fi), pohatta (fi)
French: richard (fr) m, richou (fr) m
German: Geldsack (de) m (pejorative)
Hungarian: pénzeszsák (hu)
Italian: riccone (it) m
Japanese: 金持ち (ja) (かねもち, kanemochi), 金満家 (ja) (きんまんか, kinmanka)
Korean: 부자(富者) (ko) (buja)
Latin: saccō m
Maltese: sinjur m, għani m
Polish: bogacz (pl) m
Portuguese: rico (pt) m, ricaço (pt) m, burguês (pt) m (derogatory)
Russian: бога́ч (ru) m (bogáč), толстосу́м (ru) m (tolstosúm), де́нежный мешо́к m (dénežnyj mešók) (also literal), богате́й (ru) m (bogatéj)
Slovak: boháč m
Spanish: ricachón m (pejorative), forrado (es) m
Swedish: knös (sv)
Turkish: zengin (tr), para torbaları (also literal)
Ukrainian: бага́ч (uk) m (baháč), товстосу́м m (tovstosúm), багаті́й (uk) m (bahatíj), багати́р (uk) m (bahatýr)
Vietnamese: nhà giàu (vi)

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