hateful
"aimer des haineux"
The person below me is wrong too, "Jaloux/se" means jealous. "Haineux" means "Haineous", which is more or less a hater. The concept just doesn't really translate well in french for cultural reasons. the person below me is wrong...the way you say hater in french is "jalouse" and when used in a sentence it would be used as "tu est jalouse" Haters can be translated in "Haineux" (f : haineuse) which is also and mainly an adjective. But french do not use "haineux" as a noun, they would rather say "c'est quelqu'un de haineux" (adjective) (He is someone who hates) rather than Un haineux (expired h) (a hater) I hope my answer is enlighting your question Christophe
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