English
Etymology
From quirk + -y.
Pronunciation
Adjective
quirky (comparative quirkier, superlative quirkiest)
- Given to quirks or idiosyncrasies; strange in a somewhat silly, awkward manner, potentially cute.
She has a quirky laugh.
Derived terms
Translations
given to quirks or idiosyncrasies
- Dutch: eigenaardig (nl), merkwaardig (nl), typisch (nl), apart (nl)
- Finnish: omituinen (fi), kummallinen (fi)
- French: excentrique (fr), original (fr), cocasse (fr)
- Georgian: please add this translation if you can
- German: schrullig (de), eigenartig (de)
- Indonesian: kocak (id)
- Ottoman Turkish: دلی (deli)
- Polish: dziwaczny (pl) m
- Portuguese: peculiar (pt)
- Romanian: caraghios (ro)
- Russian: причу́дливый (ru) (pričúdlivyj)
- Spanish: peculiar (es), idiosincrático, estrafalario (es), idiosincrásico, extravagante (es), que se hace el interesante
- Swedish: egendomlig (sv), besynnerlig (sv)
- Turkish: acaip (tr), garip (tr)
- Ukrainian: вига́дливий (vyhádlyvyj)
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