The Greek and Ge’ez that is often translates as “glutton” in English is translated with figurative expressions or descriptive phrases such as “one who has just stomach” (Navajo (Dinė)), “a stomach-for food” (Pohnpeian), “one who eats-much” (Chuukese), or “one who thinks only of eating” (Ekari). (Source: Reiling / Swellengrebel 1971).
In Kako it is translated as “dog heart” (source: Reyburn 2002, p. 190).
See also glutton (Titus).