Formality
//fɔːrˈmælɪti//
Translations of "formality" (20 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | شَكْلِيَّة(A customary ritual without new or unique meaning) | šakliyya | |
| Bulgarian | формализъм(The state of being formal) | formalizǎm | |
| Catalan | formalisme(The state of being formal), formalitat(The state of being formal), formalitat(specific requirement) | — | |
| Czech | formalita(A customary ritual without new or unique meaning), formalita(specific requirement), formálnost(The state of being formal), formálnost(A customary ritual without new or unique meaning), formálnost(specific requirement) | — | |
| Danish | formalitet(The state of being formal), formalitet(specific requirement), højtidelighed(The state of being formal), stivhed(The state of being formal) | — | |
| Esperanto | formalaĵo(Something said or done as a matter of form) | — | |
| Finnish | formaliteetit(specific requirement), muodollisuudet(specific requirement) | — | |
| French | formalité(The state of being formal), formalité(specific requirement) | — | |
| Galician | formalidade(The state of being formal), formalidade(specific requirement) | — | |
| Georgian | ფორმალობა(specific requirement), ფორმალურობა(The state of being formal) | pormaloba, pormaluroba | |
| German | Formalität(A customary ritual without new or unique meaning) | — | |
| Irish | foirmiúlacht(The state of being formal) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | formalitet(The state of being formal), formalitet(specific requirement) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | formalitet(The state of being formal), formalitet(specific requirement) | — | |
| Polish | formalność(A customary ritual without new or unique meaning), formalność(specific requirement) | — | |
| Russian | форма́льность(The state of being formal), форма́льность(specific requirement) | formálʹnostʹ, formálʹnostʹ | |
| Spanish | formalidad(The state of being formal), formalidad(specific requirement) | — | |
| Swedish | formalia(specific requirement), formalitet(The state of being formal), formalitet(Something said or done as a matter of form), formalitet(A customary ritual without new or unique meaning) | — | |
| Turkish | ciddiyet(The state of being formal), formalite(The state of being formal), resmiyet(The state of being formal), sizlibizlilik(The state of being formal) | — | |
| Ukrainian | форма́льність(The state of being formal), форма́льність(A customary ritual without new or unique meaning), форма́льність(specific requirement) | formálʹnistʹ, formálʹnistʹ, formálʹnistʹ |
formalisme, formalitat, formalitat
formalita, formalita, formálnost, formálnost, formálnost
formalitet, formalitet, højtidelighed, stivhed
formalaĵo
formaliteetit, muodollisuudet
formalité, formalité
formalidade, formalidade
Formalität
foirmiúlacht
formalitet, formalitet
formalitet, formalitet
formalność, formalność
formalidad, formalidad
formalia, formalitet, formalitet, formalitet
ciddiyet, formalite, resmiyet, sizlibizlilik
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