Indolence
//ˈɪndəl(ə)ns//
Translations of "indolence" (40 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | νωθρεία(habitual laziness or sloth), ῥᾳστώνη(habitual laziness or sloth) | nōthreía, rhāistṓnē | |
| Arabic | بُطْء(habitual laziness or sloth) | buṭʔ | |
| Aramaic | ܒܛܝܠܘܬܐ(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | bekarçılıq(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Bashkir | ялҡаулыҡ(habitual laziness or sloth) | yalqawlıq | |
| Bengali | অকরণ(habitual laziness or sloth) | okron | |
| Bulgarian | ленивост(habitual laziness or sloth), мързел(habitual laziness or sloth) | lenivost, mǎrzel | |
| Cebuano | tapól(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Danish | indolens(habitual laziness or sloth), ligegyldighed(habitual laziness or sloth), sløvhed(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Dutch | loomheid(habitual laziness or sloth), slapheid(habitual laziness or sloth), sloomheid(habitual laziness or sloth), traagheid(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Finnish | indolenssi(lack of pain in a tumour), kivuttomuus(lack of pain in a tumour), laiskuus(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| French | indolence(habitual laziness or sloth), oisiveté(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Galician | doca(habitual laziness or sloth), galbana(habitual laziness or sloth), indolencia(habitual laziness or sloth), nugalla(habitual laziness or sloth), preguiza(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Georgian | სიზარმაცე(habitual laziness or sloth) | sizarmace | |
| German | Indolenz(habitual laziness or sloth), Indolenz(lack of pain in a tumour), Müßiggang(habitual laziness or sloth), Trägheit(habitual laziness or sloth), süßes Nichtstun(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Greek | απραγμοσύνη(habitual laziness or sloth), νωθρότητα(habitual laziness or sloth), ραθυμία(habitual laziness or sloth) | apragmosýni, nothrótita, rathymía | |
| Hindi | अकर्मण्यता(habitual laziness or sloth), सुस्ती(habitual laziness or sloth) | akarmaṇyatā, sustī | |
| Irish | sácráilteacht(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Italian | ignavia(habitual laziness or sloth), indolenza(habitual laziness or sloth), malvolere(habitual laziness or sloth), neghienza(habitual laziness or sloth), neghittaggine(habitual laziness or sloth), neghittosità(habitual laziness or sloth), pigrezza(habitual laziness or sloth), poltronaggine(habitual laziness or sloth), poltroneria(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Japanese | 惰気(habitual laziness or sloth) | daki | |
| Latin | dēsidia(habitual laziness or sloth), frīgus(habitual laziness or sloth), ignāvia(habitual laziness or sloth), inertia(habitual laziness or sloth), pigritia(habitual laziness or sloth), pigrēdō(habitual laziness or sloth), sēgnitia(habitual laziness or sloth), sōcordia(habitual laziness or sloth), ōtium(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Macedonian | де́нгуба(habitual laziness or sloth), мр́зливост(habitual laziness or sloth) | dénguba, mŕzlivost | |
| Manx | neuvree(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Māori | rare(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Marathi | सुस्ती(habitual laziness or sloth) | sustī | |
| Old French | accide(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | تنبللك(habitual laziness or sloth), كسل(habitual laziness or sloth), هایلازلق(habitual laziness or sloth) | tembellik, kesel, haylazlık | |
| Polish | gnuśność(habitual laziness or sloth), opieszałość(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Portuguese | indolência(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Romanian | indolență(habitual laziness or sloth), lene(habitual laziness or sloth), moliciune(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Russian | ле́ность(habitual laziness or sloth), пра́здность(habitual laziness or sloth) | lénostʹ, prázdnostʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | leisg(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | indolèncija(habitual laziness or sloth), indolèntnōst(habitual laziness or sloth), lenjost(habitual laziness or sloth), lijénōst(habitual laziness or sloth), trȍmōst(habitual laziness or sloth), индолѐнтно̄ст(habitual laziness or sloth), индолѐнција(habitual laziness or sloth), лењост(habitual laziness or sloth), лије́но̄ст(habitual laziness or sloth), тро̏мо̄ст(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Spanish | indolencia(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Swedish | indolens(habitual laziness or sloth), lojhet(habitual laziness or sloth), slöhet(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Tagalog | kabatuganan(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Tamil | அசமந்தம்(habitual laziness or sloth) | acamantam | |
| Telugu | అలసత(habitual laziness or sloth) | alasata | |
| Tocharian B | ālasäññe(habitual laziness or sloth) | — | |
| Urdu | سُسْتِی(habitual laziness or sloth) | sustī |
ܒܛܝܠܘܬܐ
bekarçılıq
tapól
indolens, ligegyldighed, sløvhed
loomheid, slapheid, sloomheid, traagheid
indolenssi, kivuttomuus, laiskuus
indolence, oisiveté
doca, galbana, indolencia, nugalla, preguiza
Indolenz, Indolenz, Müßiggang, Trägheit, süßes Nichtstun
sácráilteacht
ignavia, indolenza, malvolere, neghienza, neghittaggine, neghittosità, pigrezza, poltronaggine, poltroneria
dēsidia, frīgus, ignāvia, inertia, pigritia, pigrēdō, sēgnitia, sōcordia, ōtium
neuvree
rare
accide
gnuśność, opieszałość
indolência
indolență, lene, moliciune
leisg
indolèncija, indolèntnōst, lenjost, lijénōst, trȍmōst, индолѐнтно̄ст, индолѐнција, лењост, лије́но̄ст, тро̏мо̄ст
indolencia
indolens, lojhet, slöhet
kabatuganan
ālasäññe
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