Lethargy
//ˈlɛθ.ə(ɹ).d͡ʒi//
Translations of "lethargy" (31 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | amti(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | λήθαργος(pathological state of fatigue) | lḗthargos | |
| Arabic | خُمُول(pathological state of fatigue) | ḵumūl | |
| Armenian | անտարբերություն(state of extreme torpor or apathy), թմրածություն(state of extreme torpor or apathy), լեթարգիա(state of extreme torpor or apathy), լեթարգիա(pathological state of fatigue), կեղծամահ(pathological state of fatigue), մահաքուն(pathological state of fatigue) | antarberutʻyun, tʻmracutʻyun, letʻargia, letʻargia, keġcamah, mahakʻun | |
| Bulgarian | вялост(pathological state of fatigue), летаргия(state of extreme torpor or apathy), отпуснатост(pathological state of fatigue) | vjalost, letargija, otpusnatost | |
| Catalan | letargia(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargia(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 暮氣 /暮气(state of extreme torpor or apathy), 疲勞 /疲劳(pathological state of fatigue) | mùqì, píláo | |
| Czech | letargie(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargie(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Danish | letargi(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Dutch | futloosheid(pathological state of fatigue), lethargie(state of extreme torpor or apathy), lethargie(pathological state of fatigue), lusteloosheid(pathological state of fatigue), onverschilligheid(state of extreme torpor or apathy), slaapzucht(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Esperanto | letargio(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargio(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Finnish | letargia(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargia(pathological state of fatigue), saamattomuus(state of extreme torpor or apathy), uupumus(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | — | |
| French | langueur(state of extreme torpor or apathy), léthargie(state of extreme torpor or apathy), léthargie(pathological state of fatigue), nonchalance(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | — | |
| German | Interesselosigkeit(state of extreme torpor or apathy), Lethargie(state of extreme torpor or apathy), Lethargie(pathological state of fatigue), Nonchalance(state of extreme torpor or apathy), Schlafsucht(pathological state of fatigue), Teilnahmslosigkeit(state of extreme torpor or apathy), Trägheit(state of extreme torpor or apathy), Trägheit(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Greek | λήθαργος(state of extreme torpor or apathy), λήθαργος(pathological state of fatigue) | líthargos, líthargos | |
| Indonesian | letargi(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Japanese | 昏睡(state of extreme torpor or apathy), 無関心(state of extreme torpor or apathy), 疲労(pathological state of fatigue) | konsui, mukanshin, hirō | |
| Latin | torpedo(state of extreme torpor or apathy), torpedo(pathological state of fatigue), veternus(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Macedonian | апа́тичност(state of extreme torpor or apathy), исцр́пеност(pathological state of fatigue), лета́ргија(state of extreme torpor or apathy), мр́твило(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | apátičnost, iscŕpenost, letárgija, mŕtvilo | |
| Malay | kelesuan(pathological state of fatigue), letargi(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Māori | tīrohea(state of extreme torpor or apathy), tīrohea(pathological state of fatigue), tūpakutanga(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | — | |
| Norwegian | letargi(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | طالغینلق(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | dalgınlık | |
| Persian | لتارژی(pathological state of fatigue) | letārži | |
| Portuguese | letargia(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargia(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Romanian | letargie(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargie(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Russian | апати́чность(state of extreme torpor or apathy), вя́лость(pathological state of fatigue), летарги́я(state of extreme torpor or apathy), уста́лость(pathological state of fatigue), утомле́ние(pathological state of fatigue) | apatíčnostʹ, vjálostʹ, letargíja, ustálostʹ, utomlénije | |
| Spanish | aletargamiento(state of extreme torpor or apathy), aletargamiento(pathological state of fatigue), atonía(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargo(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letargo(pathological state of fatigue), sopor(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | — | |
| Swedish | letargi(pathological state of fatigue) | — | |
| Tocharian B | ālasäññe(state of extreme torpor or apathy) | — | |
| Turkish | letarji(state of extreme torpor or apathy), letarji(pathological state of fatigue), uykuntu(state of extreme torpor or apathy), uyuşukluk(state of extreme torpor or apathy), uyuşuntu(state of extreme torpor or apathy), yorgunluk(pathological state of fatigue), yorguntu(pathological state of fatigue) | — |
amti
անտարբերություն, թմրածություն, լեթարգիա, լեթարգիա, կեղծամահ, մահաքուն
antarberutʻyun, tʻmracutʻyun, letʻargia, letʻargia, keġcamah, mahakʻun
letargia, letargia
letargie, letargie
letargi
futloosheid, lethargie, lethargie, lusteloosheid, onverschilligheid, slaapzucht
letargio, letargio
letargia, letargia, saamattomuus, uupumus
langueur, léthargie, léthargie, nonchalance
Interesselosigkeit, Lethargie, Lethargie, Nonchalance, Schlafsucht, Teilnahmslosigkeit, Trägheit, Trägheit
letargi
torpedo, torpedo, veternus
kelesuan, letargi
tīrohea, tīrohea, tūpakutanga
letargi
letargia, letargia
letargie, letargie
апати́чность, вя́лость, летарги́я, уста́лость, утомле́ние
apatíčnostʹ, vjálostʹ, letargíja, ustálostʹ, utomlénije
aletargamiento, aletargamiento, atonía, letargo, letargo, sopor
letargi
ālasäññe
letarji, letarji, uykuntu, uyuşukluk, uyuşuntu, yorgunluk, yorguntu
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