Hostility
//hɒˈstɪlɪti//
Translations of "hostility" (66 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | vyandigheid(state of being hostile), vyandigheid(hostile action, especially a military action) | — | |
| Albanian | armiqësi(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ἔχθρα(state of being hostile) | ékhthra | |
| Arabic | عَدَاء(state of being hostile), عَدَاوَة(state of being hostile) | ʕadāʔ, ʕadāwa | |
| Armenian | թշնամություն(state of being hostile) | tʻšnamutʻyun | |
| Azerbaijani | düşmənçilik(state of being hostile), ədavət(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Belarusian | варажне́ча(state of being hostile), варо́жасць(state of being hostile), непрыя́знасць(state of being hostile) | varažnjéča, varóžascʹ, njepryjáznascʹ | |
| Bengali | বিবাদ(state of being hostile), বিবাদ(hostile action, especially a military action), শত্রুতা(state of being hostile) | bibad, bibad, śotruta | |
| Bulgarian | вражда́(state of being hostile), вражде́бност(state of being hostile), неприя́зън(state of being hostile) | vraždá, vraždébnost, neprijázǎn | |
| Catalan | hostilitat(state of being hostile), hostilitat(hostile action, especially a military action) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 敵意 /敌意(state of being hostile) | díyì | |
| Church Slavic | вражьда(state of being hostile) | vražĭda | |
| Czech | nepřátelství(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Danish | fjendtlighed(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Dutch | hostiliteit(state of being hostile), vijandelijkheid(hostile action, especially a military action), vijandigheid(state of being hostile), vijandigheid(hostile action, especially a military action), vijandschap(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Esperanto | malamikeco(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Estonian | vaenulikkus(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Finnish | sotatoimi(hostile action, especially a military action), vihamielinen teko(hostile action, especially a military action), vihamielisyys(state of being hostile) | — | |
| French | hostilité(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Georgian | მტრობა(state of being hostile) | mṭroba | |
| German | Feindschaft(state of being hostile), Feindseligkeit(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Greek | εχθρικότητα(state of being hostile), εχθροπραξία(hostile action, especially a military action), εχθρότητα(state of being hostile) | echthrikótita, echthropraxía, echthrótita | |
| Hebrew | אֵיבָה(state of being hostile) | eyvá | |
| Hindi | बैर(state of being hostile), वैर(state of being hostile), शत्रुता(state of being hostile) | bair, vair, śatrutā | |
| Hungarian | ellenségeskedés(state of being hostile), viszály(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Icelandic | fjandskapur(state of being hostile), óvild(state of being hostile), óvinátta(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Italian | ostilità(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Japanese | 事変(hostile action, especially a military action), 敵対(state of being hostile), 敵意(state of being hostile) | jihen, tekitai, tekii | |
| Kazakh | дұшпандық(state of being hostile), ғадауат(state of being hostile), қастық(state of being hostile) | dūşpandyq, ğadauat, qastyq | |
| Korean | 적대(state of being hostile), 적의(state of being hostile) | jeokdae, jeogui | |
| Kyrgyz | душмандык(state of being hostile), кастык(state of being hostile) | duşmandık, kastık | |
| Latin | hostīlitās(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Latvian | ienaids(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Lithuanian | priešiškumas(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Macedonian | непријателство(state of being hostile) | neprijatelstvo | |
| Malay | permusuhan(state of being hostile), pertempuran(hostile action, especially a military action) | — | |
| Māori | whakariri(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Middle English | yvel wille(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Mongolian | дайсагнал(state of being hostile), ᠳᠠᠶᠢᠰᠤᠩᠨᠠᠯ(state of being hostile) | dajsagnal, dayisungnal | |
| Northern Kurdish | dijminatî(state of being hostile), neyarî(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | fiendtlighet(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Occitan | ostilitat(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Old English | fēondlīcnes(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | خصومت(state of being hostile), دشمنلك(state of being hostile), عداوت(state of being hostile), عداوه(state of being hostile) | husûmet, düşmenlik, adâvet, adâve | |
| Pashto | دښمني(state of being hostile), عداوت(state of being hostile) | dox̌maní, adāwát | |
| Persian | خصومت(state of being hostile), دشمنی(state of being hostile), عداوت(state of being hostile) | xosumat, došmani, 'adâvat | |
| Polish | nieprzyjaźń(state of being hostile), wrogość(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Portuguese | hostilidade(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Romanian | dușmănie(state of being hostile), ostilitate(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Russian | вражда́(state of being hostile), вражде́бность(state of being hostile), вражде́бный акт(hostile action, especially a military action), неприя́знь(state of being hostile), неприя́тие(state of being hostile) | vraždá, vraždébnostʹ, vraždébnyj akt, neprijáznʹ, neprijátije | |
| Sanskrit | इरस्(state of being hostile), द्वेषस्(state of being hostile) | iras, dveṣas | |
| Serbo-Croatian | neprijatèljstvo(state of being hostile), непријатѐљство(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Slovak | nepriateľstvo(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Slovene | sovrȃštvo(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Spanish | hostilidad(state of being hostile), hostilidad(hostile action, especially a military action) | — | |
| Swahili | uadui(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Swedish | fientlighet(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Tajik | адоват(state of being hostile), душманӣ(state of being hostile), хусумат(state of being hostile) | adovat, dušmani, xusumat | |
| Tatar | дошманлык(state of being hostile) | doşmanlıq | |
| Tocharian B | sanuññe(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Turkish | adavet(state of being hostile), düşmanlık(state of being hostile), hasımlık(state of being hostile), husumet(state of being hostile), saldırgan hareket(hostile action, especially a military action), yağılık(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Turkmen | duşmançylyk(state of being hostile) | — | |
| Ukrainian | воро́жість(state of being hostile), ворожда́(state of being hostile), ворожне́ча(state of being hostile), непри́язнь(state of being hostile) | voróžistʹ, voroždá, vorožnéča, neprýjaznʹ | |
| Urdu | دشمنی(state of being hostile), عداوت(state of being hostile) | duśmanī, 'adāvat | |
| Uyghur | دۈشمەنلىك(state of being hostile) | düshmenlik | |
| Uzbek | adovat(state of being hostile), dushmanlik(state of being hostile) | — |
vyandigheid, vyandigheid
armiqësi
düşmənçilik, ədavət
hostilitat, hostilitat
nepřátelství
fjendtlighed
hostiliteit, vijandelijkheid, vijandigheid, vijandigheid, vijandschap
malamikeco
vaenulikkus
sotatoimi, vihamielinen teko, vihamielisyys
hostilité
Feindschaft, Feindseligkeit
ellenségeskedés, viszály
fjandskapur, óvild, óvinátta
ostilità
hostīlitās
ienaids
priešiškumas
permusuhan, pertempuran
whakariri
yvel wille
dijminatî, neyarî
fiendtlighet
ostilitat
fēondlīcnes
nieprzyjaźń, wrogość
hostilidade
dușmănie, ostilitate
вражда́, вражде́бность, вражде́бный акт, неприя́знь, неприя́тие
vraždá, vraždébnostʹ, vraždébnyj akt, neprijáznʹ, neprijátije
neprijatèljstvo, непријатѐљство
nepriateľstvo
sovrȃštvo
hostilidad, hostilidad
uadui
fientlighet
sanuññe
adavet, düşmanlık, hasımlık, husumet, saldırgan hareket, yağılık
duşmançylyk
adovat, dushmanlik
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