Severe
//sɪˈvɪɹ//
Translations of "severe" (43 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Armenian | ծանր(very bad or intense) | canr | |
| Basque | zorrotz(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Belarusian | стро́гі(strict or harsh), суро́вы(very bad or intense), суро́вы(strict or harsh), цяжкі́(very bad or intense) | stróhi, suróvy, suróvy, cjažkí | |
| Bulgarian | жесток(very bad or intense), неукрасен(austere), прост(austere), строг(strict or harsh), суро́в(very bad or intense) | žestok, neukrasen, prost, strog, suróv | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 嚴厲 /严厉(strict or harsh), 嚴重 /严重(very bad or intense) | yánlì, yánzhòng | |
| Danish | hård(very bad or intense), kras(very bad or intense), streng(strict or harsh), stærk(very bad or intense), voldsom(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Dutch | streng(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Esperanto | severa(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Faroese | harðligur(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Finnish | ankara(very bad or intense), ankara(strict or harsh), karu(austere), kova(very bad or intense), raju(very bad or intense), tuima(very bad or intense), vaikea(strict or harsh), vakava(very bad or intense), vakava(austere) | — | |
| French | grave(very bad or intense), sévère(very bad or intense), sévère(strict or harsh), sévère(austere) | — | |
| Galician | austero(austere), duro(strict or harsh), estrito(strict or harsh), severo(very bad or intense), severo(strict or harsh), severo(austere) | — | |
| German | streng(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌰𐌱𐍂𐍃(very bad or intense) | abrs | |
| Greek | άτεγκτος(strict or harsh), αυστηρός(strict or harsh), αυστηρός(austere), βαρύς(strict or harsh), λιτός(austere), σφοδρός(very bad or intense) | átegktos, afstirós, afstirós, varýs, litós, sfodrós | |
| Hebrew | חָמוּר(very bad or intense), קָשֶׁה(strict or harsh), קָשׁוּחַ(strict or harsh) | khamur, kashé, kashúakh | |
| Hindi | कठोर(very bad or intense), कठोर(strict or harsh) | kaṭhor, kaṭhor | |
| Hungarian | komoly(very bad or intense), szigorú(strict or harsh), súlyos(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Icelandic | harkalegur(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Indonesian | parah(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Irish | anróiteach(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Italian | austero(austere), duro(very bad or intense), duro(strict or harsh), grave(very bad or intense), rigido(very bad or intense), rigido(strict or harsh), severo(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Japanese | 厳しい(strict or harsh), 渋い(austere), 酷い(very bad or intense) | kibishii, shibui, hidoi | |
| Latin | tētricus(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Latvian | bargs(strict or harsh), nopietns(very bad or intense), ārkārtējs(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Māori | kakawa(very bad or intense), kakawa(strict or harsh), pākaha(very bad or intense), tārū(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Middle English | sad(very bad or intense), stith(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | brysk(very bad or intense), hard(very bad or intense), krass(very bad or intense), ublid(very bad or intense), voldsom(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | brysk(very bad or intense), hard(very bad or intense), krass(very bad or intense), ublid(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Occitan | austèr(austere), estricte(very bad or intense), estricte(strict or harsh), sevèr(very bad or intense), sevèr(strict or harsh), sevèr(austere) | — | |
| Old East Slavic | суровъ(very bad or intense) | surovŭ | |
| Old English | āfor(strict or harsh) | — | |
| Persian | ستهم(very bad or intense), سخت(very bad or intense), شدید(very bad or intense) | setahm, saxt, šadid | |
| Polish | poważny(very bad or intense), srogi(strict or harsh), surowy(strict or harsh), surowy(austere) | — | |
| Portuguese | austero(austere), duro(strict or harsh), rígido(strict or harsh), severo(very bad or intense), severo(strict or harsh), severo(austere) | — | |
| Russian | жёсткий(strict or harsh), стро́гий(strict or harsh), стро́гий(austere), суро́вый(very bad or intense), суро́вый(strict or harsh), суро́вый(austere), тяжёлый(very bad or intense) | žóstkij, strógij, strógij, suróvyj, suróvyj, suróvyj, tjažólyj | |
| Sanskrit | कठोर(strict or harsh), दारुण(strict or harsh) | kaṭhora, dāruṇa | |
| Spanish | austero(austere), grave(very bad or intense), severo(very bad or intense), severo(strict or harsh), severo(austere) | — | |
| Swedish | brysk(very bad or intense), hård(very bad or intense), kärv(very bad or intense), skarp(very bad or intense), våldsam(very bad or intense) | — | |
| Thai | รุนแรง(very bad or intense), ร้ายแรง(very bad or intense), สาหัส(very bad or intense), เข้มงวด(strict or harsh), เคร่งขรึม(strict or harsh), เคร่งครัด(strict or harsh), เรียบง่าย(austere) | run-rɛɛng, ráai-rɛɛng, sǎa-hàt, kêm-ngûuat | |
| Tibetan | དཀའ་ཐུབ་དྲག་པོ(austere), དྲག་པོ(strict or harsh), ཚབས་ཆེན་པོ(very bad or intense) | dka' thub drag po, tshabs chen po | |
| Ukrainian | лю́тий(very bad or intense), стро́гий(strict or harsh), суво́рий(very bad or intense), суво́рий(strict or harsh), тяжки́й(very bad or intense) | ljútyj, stróhyj, suvóryj, suvóryj, tjažkýj | |
| Volapük | sevärik(strict or harsh) | — |
zorrotz
hård, kras, streng, stærk, voldsom
streng
severa
harðligur
ankara, ankara, karu, kova, raju, tuima, vaikea, vakava, vakava
grave, sévère, sévère, sévère
austero, duro, estrito, severo, severo, severo
streng
άτεγκτος, αυστηρός, αυστηρός, βαρύς, λιτός, σφοδρός
átegktos, afstirós, afstirós, varýs, litós, sfodrós
komoly, szigorú, súlyos
harkalegur
parah
anróiteach
austero, duro, duro, grave, rigido, rigido, severo
tētricus
bargs, nopietns, ārkārtējs
kakawa, kakawa, pākaha, tārū
sad, stith
brysk, hard, krass, ublid, voldsom
brysk, hard, krass, ublid
austèr, estricte, estricte, sevèr, sevèr, sevèr
āfor
poważny, srogi, surowy, surowy
austero, duro, rígido, severo, severo, severo
жёсткий, стро́гий, стро́гий, суро́вый, суро́вый, суро́вый, тяжёлый
žóstkij, strógij, strógij, suróvyj, suróvyj, suróvyj, tjažólyj
austero, grave, severo, severo, severo
brysk, hård, kärv, skarp, våldsam
รุนแรง, ร้ายแรง, สาหัส, เข้มงวด, เคร่งขรึม, เคร่งครัด, เรียบง่าย
run-rɛɛng, ráai-rɛɛng, sǎa-hàt, kêm-ngûuat
sevärik
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