Prudence
//ˈpɹuːd(ə)n(t)s//
Translations of "prudence" (60 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amharic | ጥንቃቄ(quality or state of being prudent) | ṭənḳaḳe | |
| Ancient Greek | μήδεᾰ(quality or state of being prudent), πρᾰπίς(quality or state of being prudent), σοφῐ́ᾱ(quality or state of being prudent), σωφροσῠ́νη(quality or state of being prudent), φρόνησῐς(quality or state of being prudent) | mḗdeă, prăpís, sophĭ́ā, sōphrosŭ́nē, phrónēsĭs | |
| Arabic | اِحْتِرَاز(quality or state of being prudent), تَقِيَّة(quality or state of being prudent), حَصَافَة(quality or state of being prudent), حَنْك(quality or state of being prudent), حَيْطَة f/حِيطَة(quality or state of being prudent), حُنْكَة(quality or state of being prudent), حِكْمَة(quality or state of being prudent), حِلْم(quality or state of being prudent), رَأْي(quality or state of being prudent), صِيَانَة(quality or state of being prudent), عَقْل(quality or state of being prudent) | iḥtirāz, taqiyya, ḥaṣāfa, ḥank, ḥayṭa, ḥunka, ḥikma, ḥilm, raʔy, ṣiyāna, ʕaql | |
| Aramaic | מדברנותא(quality or state of being prudent), ܛܥܡܐ(quality or state of being prudent), ܡܕܒܪܢܘܬܐ(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Armenian | զգաստություն(quality or state of being prudent), ուշք(quality or state of being prudent) | zgastutʻyun, uškʻ | |
| Aromanian | mintiminilji(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | ehtiyat(quality or state of being prudent), qabiliyyət(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Bulgarian | благоразу́мие(quality or state of being prudent), мъ́дрост(quality or state of being prudent), предпазливост(quality or state of being prudent), разсъди́телност(quality or state of being prudent), разсъдли́вост(quality or state of being prudent) | blagorazúmie, mǎ́drost, predpazlivost, razsǎdítelnost, razsǎdlívost | |
| Catalan | Prudència(female given name), prudència(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Central Nahuatl | nezcalicayotl(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Cherokee | ᎨᏯᏔᎯ(quality or state of being prudent) | geyatahi | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 審慎 /审慎(quality or state of being prudent), 殷憂(quality or state of being prudent), 謹慎 /谨慎(quality or state of being prudent) | shěnshèn, yīnyōu, jǐnshèn | |
| Czech | chytrá(quality or state of being prudent), obezřetnost(quality or state of being prudent), rozvážnost(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Danish | klogskab(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Esperanto | prudeco(quality or state of being prudent), prudento(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Finnish | harkitsevaisuus(quality or state of being prudent), harkitsevuus(quality or state of being prudent), terävänäköisyys(quality or state of being prudent), varovaisuus(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| French | Prudence(female given name), prudence(quality or state of being prudent), précaution(quality or state of being prudent), sagesse(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Galician | cordura(quality or state of being prudent), prudencia(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Georgian | გონიერება(quality or state of being prudent) | goniereba | |
| German | Besonnenheit(quality or state of being prudent), Grütze(quality or state of being prudent), Klugheit(quality or state of being prudent), Umsicht(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Greek | γνώση(quality or state of being prudent) | gnósi | |
| Hungarian | gondosság(quality or state of being prudent), körültekintés(quality or state of being prudent), megfontoltság(quality or state of being prudent), átgondoltság(quality or state of being prudent), óvatosság(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Ido | prudenteso(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Indonesian | wiweka(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Irish | críonnacht(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Italian | avvedutezza(quality or state of being prudent), cautela(quality or state of being prudent), oculatezza(quality or state of being prudent), precauzione(quality or state of being prudent), previdenza(quality or state of being prudent), prudenza(quality or state of being prudent), saviezza(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Japanese | 分別(quality or state of being prudent), 思慮(quality or state of being prudent), 慎重(quality or state of being prudent), 慮(quality or state of being prudent), 才略(quality or state of being prudent), 自重(quality or state of being prudent), 魂(quality or state of being prudent) | funbetsu, shiryo, shinchō, ryo, sairyaku, jichō, tamashī | |
| Kazakh | абайлағыштық(quality or state of being prudent), мұқияттылық(quality or state of being prudent) | abailağyştyq, mūqiättylyq | |
| Latin | prudentia(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Macedonian | претпа́зливост(quality or state of being prudent), проми́сленост(quality or state of being prudent) | pretpázlivost, promíslenost | |
| Malagasy | fahamalinana(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Maltese | għaqal(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Māori | matawhāititanga(quality or state of being prudent), ngārahu(quality or state of being prudent), ngārehu(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Occitan | prudéncia(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Old Armenian | զգաստութիւն(quality or state of being prudent), հանճար(quality or state of being prudent) | zgastutʻiwn, hančar | |
| Old English | glēawnes(quality or state of being prudent), hohsċipe(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Old Javanese | nīti(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Old Polish | chytrość(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Old Saxon | giwitt(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Persian | تدبیر(quality or state of being prudent), کیاست(quality or state of being prudent) | tadbir, kiyâsat | |
| Polish | Prudencja(female given name), przezorność(quality or state of being prudent), roztropność(quality or state of being prudent), uwaga(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Portuguese | precaução(quality or state of being prudent), prudência(quality or state of being prudent), tento(quality or state of being prudent), tenência(quality or state of being prudent), tino(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Punjabi | ਨੀਤੀ(quality or state of being prudent) | nītī | |
| Romanian | prudență(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Russian | благоразумность(quality or state of being prudent), дальновидность(quality or state of being prudent), осмотрительность(quality or state of being prudent), осторо́жность(quality or state of being prudent), предусмотри́тельность(quality or state of being prudent), расчётливость(quality or state of being prudent) | blagorazumnostʹ, dalʹnovidnostʹ, osmotritelʹnostʹ, ostoróžnostʹ, predusmotrítelʹnostʹ, rasčótlivostʹ | |
| Sanskrit | धीर्य(quality or state of being prudent) | dhīrya | |
| Scottish Gaelic | gliocas(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | pȁmēt(quality or state of being prudent), rázboritōst(quality or state of being prudent), smȍtrenōst(quality or state of being prudent), па̏ме̄т(quality or state of being prudent), ра́зборито̄ст(quality or state of being prudent), смо̏трено̄ст(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Spanish | lastre(quality or state of being prudent), prudencia(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Swedish | klokhet(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Tagalog | habas(quality or state of being prudent), hunos-dili(quality or state of being prudent), siyasip(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Turkish | ihtiyat(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Ukrainian | оба́чність(quality or state of being prudent), обере́жність(quality or state of being prudent), передба́чливість(quality or state of being prudent) | obáčnistʹ, oberéžnistʹ, peredbáčlyvistʹ | |
| Urdu | احتیاط(quality or state of being prudent) | ihtiyāt | |
| Ushojo | ہُوشارتوب(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Welsh | pwyll(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Xhosa | ingqiqo(quality or state of being prudent) | — | |
| Yakut | харыс(quality or state of being prudent) | qarïs | |
| Yiddish | שׂכלדיקייט(quality or state of being prudent) | seykhldikayt | |
| Zulu | ubuxwaya(quality or state of being prudent) | — |
μήδεᾰ, πρᾰπίς, σοφῐ́ᾱ, σωφροσῠ́νη, φρόνησῐς
mḗdeă, prăpís, sophĭ́ā, sōphrosŭ́nē, phrónēsĭs
اِحْتِرَاز, تَقِيَّة, حَصَافَة, حَنْك, حَيْطَة f/حِيطَة, حُنْكَة, حِكْمَة, حِلْم, رَأْي, صِيَانَة, عَقْل
iḥtirāz, taqiyya, ḥaṣāfa, ḥank, ḥayṭa, ḥunka, ḥikma, ḥilm, raʔy, ṣiyāna, ʕaql
מדברנותא, ܛܥܡܐ, ܡܕܒܪܢܘܬܐ
mintiminilji
ehtiyat, qabiliyyət
благоразу́мие, мъ́дрост, предпазливост, разсъди́телност, разсъдли́вост
blagorazúmie, mǎ́drost, predpazlivost, razsǎdítelnost, razsǎdlívost
Prudència, prudència
nezcalicayotl
chytrá, obezřetnost, rozvážnost
klogskab
prudeco, prudento
harkitsevaisuus, harkitsevuus, terävänäköisyys, varovaisuus
Prudence, prudence, précaution, sagesse
cordura, prudencia
Besonnenheit, Grütze, Klugheit, Umsicht
gondosság, körültekintés, megfontoltság, átgondoltság, óvatosság
prudenteso
wiweka
críonnacht
avvedutezza, cautela, oculatezza, precauzione, previdenza, prudenza, saviezza
prudentia
fahamalinana
għaqal
matawhāititanga, ngārahu, ngārehu
prudéncia
glēawnes, hohsċipe
nīti
chytrość
giwitt
Prudencja, przezorność, roztropność, uwaga
precaução, prudência, tento, tenência, tino
prudență
благоразумность, дальновидность, осмотрительность, осторо́жность, предусмотри́тельность, расчётливость
blagorazumnostʹ, dalʹnovidnostʹ, osmotritelʹnostʹ, ostoróžnostʹ, predusmotrítelʹnostʹ, rasčótlivostʹ
gliocas
pȁmēt, rázboritōst, smȍtrenōst, па̏ме̄т, ра́зборито̄ст, смо̏трено̄ст
lastre, prudencia
klokhet
habas, hunos-dili, siyasip
ihtiyat
ہُوشارتوب
pwyll
ingqiqo
ubuxwaya
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