Definition
In a playfully teasing or amorously casual manner, suggesting romantic interest without serious intent.
Etymology
From the adjective 'flirtatious' (characterized by flirting) plus the adverb suffix '-ly.' The chain is: flirt (verb) → flirtation (noun) → flirtatious (adjective) → flirtatiously (adverb).
Kelly Says
Following a word through its grammatical transformations shows the beauty of English suffixes: one root 'flirt' becomes a complete toolkit for describing human behavior at every grammatical level.
Translations
ARالعربية
بمغازلة
bi-maghāzalat
BNবাংলা
ফিলার্ট কর
philar-t kor
CACatalà
flirtant
flirt-ant
CSČeština
flirtně
flirt-ne
DADansk
flirtende
flirt-ende
DEDeutsch
flirtartig
flirt-ar-tig
ELΕλληνικά
φ liρταρικά
flirt-ar-ika
ESEspañol
con coqueteo
kon ko-ke-teo
FAفارسی
با شیطنت
ba shey-tan-t
FISuomi
seksikäsin
seksi-kä-sin
FRFrançais
avec coquetterie
avek ko-ke-te-ree
GUGU
ફ્લિર્ટિંગ
phlir-ting
HEעברית
בדרך של שוחה
bi-der-ach shel sho-ah
HIहिन्दी
फ्लर्ट करते हुए
phlir-t karte hue
HUMagyar
flirtezve
flir-tez-ve
IDBahasa Indonesia
dengan rayuan
dengan rayuan
ITItaliano
con flirt
kon flirt
JA日本語
甘えたように
ama-eta-you-ni
KMKM
ចាប់ផ្ដាច់
chaap-pdaach
MRMR
फ्लर्टिंग
phlir-ting
MSBahasa Melayu
dengan rayuan
dengan rayuan
MYမြန်မာ
လိမ်မွေးမှု
lim-mu-we-mu
NLNederlands
flirtend
flirt-end
NONorsk
flirtende
flirt-ende
PLPolski
flirtując
flirt-wuj
PTPortuguês
de forma coquetona
de fo-ma ko-ke-to-na
RORomână
flirtând
flirt-and
RUРусский
флиртуя
flirt-uya
SVSvenska
flirtande
flirt-an-de
SWKiswahili
kujaribu
kujaribu
TEతెలుగు
ఫ్లిర్టింగ్
phlir-ting
TRTürkçe
flört ederek
flört e-de-rek
UKУкраїнська
фліртуючи
flir-tu-yuchi
URاردو
فlirting
flir-ting
VITiếng Việt
tán tỉnh
tan tinh