Gluttony
//ˈɡlʌ.tən.i//
Translations of "gluttony" (48 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | γαστριμαργία(the vice of eating to excess), λαιμαργία(the vice of eating to excess) | gastrimargía, laimargía | |
| Arabic | بِطْنَة(the vice of eating to excess), شَرَاهَة(the vice of eating to excess), شَرَه(the vice of eating to excess), نَهَم(the vice of eating to excess) | biṭna, šarāha, šarah, naham | |
| Armenian | շատակերություն(the vice of eating to excess), որկրամոլություն(the vice of eating to excess) | šatakerutʻyun, orkramolutʻyun | |
| Belarusian | абжо́рства(the vice of eating to excess) | abžórstva | |
| Bulgarian | лакоми́я(the vice of eating to excess), ненаси́тност(the vice of eating to excess), чревоуго́дие(the vice of eating to excess) | lakomíja, nenasítnost, črevougódie | |
| Catalan | gola(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Cebuano | kahakog(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 暴食(the vice of eating to excess) | bàoshí | |
| Czech | nenasytnost(the vice of eating to excess), obžerství(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Danish | fråseri(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Dutch | gulzigheid(the vice of eating to excess), vraatzucht(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Esperanto | glutemeco(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Estonian | ahnus(the vice of eating to excess), aplus(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Finnish | mässäily(the vice of eating to excess), vatsanpalvonta(the vice of eating to excess), ylensyönti(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| French | gloutonnerie(the vice of eating to excess), gourmandise(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Galician | gargantoice(the vice of eating to excess), lurpiña(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Georgian | გაუმაძღრობა(the vice of eating to excess), მსუნაგობა(the vice of eating to excess), ნაყროვნება(the vice of eating to excess), სიწუწკე(the vice of eating to excess), ღორმუცელობა(the vice of eating to excess) | gaumaʒɣroba, msunagoba, naq̇rovneba, sic̣uc̣ḳe, ɣormuceloba | |
| German | Fresssucht(the vice of eating to excess), Gefräßigkeit(the vice of eating to excess), Völlerei(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Greek | λαιμαργία(the vice of eating to excess) | laimargía | |
| Hungarian | falánkság(the vice of eating to excess), torkosság(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Ilocano | buklaw(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Irish | craos(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Italian | ghiottoneria(the vice of eating to excess), gola(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Japanese | 健啖(the vice of eating to excess), 大食い(the vice of eating to excess), 暴食(the vice of eating to excess) | kentan, ōgui, bōshoku | |
| Kazakh | жемқорлық(the vice of eating to excess) | jemqorlyq | |
| Korean | 건담하다(the vice of eating to excess), 대식(the vice of eating to excess), 폭식(the vice of eating to excess) | geondamhada, daesik, poksik | |
| Latin | gula(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Macedonian | ненаситност(the vice of eating to excess) | nenasitnost | |
| Nahuatl | xixicuiyotl(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | fråtseri(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Old Tupi | mba'e'ueteeté(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Persian | پرخوری(the vice of eating to excess), ژرد(the vice of eating to excess) | porxori, žard | |
| Polish | obżarstwo(the vice of eating to excess), łakomstwo(the vice of eating to excess), żarłoczność(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Portuguese | gula(the vice of eating to excess), gulodice(the vice of eating to excess), gulosice(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Romanian | lăcomie(the vice of eating to excess), voracitate(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Russian | обжо́рство(the vice of eating to excess), прожо́рливость(the vice of eating to excess), чревоуго́дие(the vice of eating to excess) | obžórstvo, prožórlivostʹ, črevougódije | |
| Scottish Gaelic | craos(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | crevougodstvo(the vice of eating to excess), neumerenost(the vice of eating to excess), neumjerenost (u jelu)(the vice of eating to excess), prežderavanje(the vice of eating to excess), proždrljivost(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Slovak | nenajedenosť(the vice of eating to excess), nenásytnosť(the vice of eating to excess), obžerstvo(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Slovene | lakomnost(the vice of eating to excess), nenasitnost(the vice of eating to excess), požrešnost(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Spanish | glotonería(the vice of eating to excess), gula(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Swahili | ulafi(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Swedish | frosseri(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Tagalog | katakawan(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Thai | ตะกละ(the vice of eating to excess) | dtà-glà | |
| Turkish | oburluk(the vice of eating to excess) | — | |
| Ukrainian | ненаже́рливість(the vice of eating to excess), обже́рливість(the vice of eating to excess), обже́рство(the vice of eating to excess) | nenažérlyvistʹ, obžérlyvistʹ, obžérstvo | |
| Welsh | glythineb(the vice of eating to excess) | — |
gola
kahakog
nenasytnost, obžerství
fråseri
gulzigheid, vraatzucht
glutemeco
ahnus, aplus
mässäily, vatsanpalvonta, ylensyönti
gloutonnerie, gourmandise
gargantoice, lurpiña
გაუმაძღრობა, მსუნაგობა, ნაყროვნება, სიწუწკე, ღორმუცელობა
gaumaʒɣroba, msunagoba, naq̇rovneba, sic̣uc̣ḳe, ɣormuceloba
Fresssucht, Gefräßigkeit, Völlerei
falánkság, torkosság
buklaw
craos
ghiottoneria, gola
gula
xixicuiyotl
fråtseri
mba'e'ueteeté
obżarstwo, łakomstwo, żarłoczność
gula, gulodice, gulosice
lăcomie, voracitate
craos
crevougodstvo, neumerenost, neumjerenost (u jelu), prežderavanje, proždrljivost
nenajedenosť, nenásytnosť, obžerstvo
lakomnost, nenasitnost, požrešnost
glotonería, gula
ulafi
frosseri
katakawan
oburluk
glythineb
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