barbár

A person regarded as uncultured, ignorant, or lacking good manners, often used humorously or insultingly.

A person who behaves in a very rude, violent, or uncivilized way, especially someone lacking culture or good manners.

In ancient history, a person belonging to a people that Greek, Roman, or other old civilizations regarded as uncivilized foreigners.

In fantasy stories and role‑playing games, a powerful warrior from a tribal or so‑called primitive society, often known for strength, rage, and simple living rather than formal training or magic.

Describing customs, behavior, or ways of life that are seen as extremely rough, uncivilized, or cruel, in the manner of supposed barbarians.

Regarded as uncivilized, rough, or lacking in culture or refinement, especially when describing an era, customs, or people; now often considered offensive when applied to groups.

Extremely old-fashioned, backward, or cruel in a way that seems more suitable to the distant past than to the modern world.

Describing people, societies, or customs as uncivilized, primitive, or lacking culture, especially in older writing; now considered offensive and racist.

An offensive term for a person, especially an Indigenous or colonized person, described as uncivilized, primitive, or lacking culture.

Crude, incorrect, or very badly formed in terms of language, style, or expression, especially from the point of view of traditional standards.