Indolent
Translations of "indolent" (20 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | бавно заздравяващ(medicine: healing slowly), безболезнен(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), ленив(habitually lazy), мързелив(habitually lazy) | bavno zazdravjavašt, bezboleznen, leniv, mǎrzeliv | |
| Catalan | indolent(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Czech | indolentní(habitually lazy), lhostejný(habitually lazy), líný(habitually lazy), nebolestivý(medicine: causing little or no physical pain) | — | |
| Dutch | werkschuw(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Finnish | indolentti(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), itsepintainen(medicine: healing slowly), kivuton(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), saamaton(habitually lazy), veltostuttava(inducing laziness), veltto(habitually lazy) | — | |
| French | indolent(habitually lazy), indolent(medicine: causing little or no physical pain) | — | |
| German | arbeitsscheu(habitually lazy), ermüdend(inducing laziness), faul(habitually lazy), indolent(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), schmerzfrei(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), schmerzlos(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), träge(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Hungarian | lusta(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Irish | leasc(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), leasc(medicine: healing slowly), sácráilte(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Latin | piger(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Norwegian | arbeidsky(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | تنبل(habitually lazy), هایلاز(habitually lazy) | tembel, haylaz | |
| Plautdietsch | ful(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Polish | bezbolesny(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), leniwy(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Portuguese | indolente(habitually lazy), indolente(inducing laziness), vadio(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Russian | безболе́зненный(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), безде́ятельный(habitually lazy), вялотеку́щий(medicine: healing slowly), лени́вый(habitually lazy), ме́дленно зажива́ющий(medicine: healing slowly), пра́здный(habitually lazy), разне́живающий(inducing laziness), спосо́бствующий пра́здности(inducing laziness) | bezboléznennyj, bezdéjatelʹnyj, vjalotekúščij, lenívyj, médlenno zaživájuščij, prázdnyj, raznéživajuščij, sposóbstvujuščij prázdnosti | |
| Scottish Gaelic | leisg(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Spanish | indolente(habitually lazy), indolente(medicine: causing little or no physical pain), indolente(medicine: healing slowly) | — | |
| Tocharian B | ālase(habitually lazy) | — | |
| Turkish | uyuz(habitually lazy) | — |
бавно заздравяващ, безболезнен, ленив, мързелив
bavno zazdravjavašt, bezboleznen, leniv, mǎrzeliv
indolent
indolentní, lhostejný, líný, nebolestivý
werkschuw
indolentti, itsepintainen, kivuton, saamaton, veltostuttava, veltto
indolent, indolent
arbeitsscheu, ermüdend, faul, indolent, schmerzfrei, schmerzlos, träge
lusta
leasc, leasc, sácráilte
piger
arbeidsky
ful
bezbolesny, leniwy
indolente, indolente, vadio
безболе́зненный, безде́ятельный, вялотеку́щий, лени́вый, ме́дленно зажива́ющий, пра́здный, разне́живающий, спосо́бствующий пра́здности
bezboléznennyj, bezdéjatelʹnyj, vjalotekúščij, lenívyj, médlenno zaživájuščij, prázdnyj, raznéživajuščij, sposóbstvujuščij prázdnosti
leisg
indolente, indolente, indolente
ālase
uyuz
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