Torpor

//ˈtɔːpə(ɹ)//

Translations of "torpor" (15 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	апатия(a state of apathy or lethargy), вцепененост(being inactive or stuporous), летаргия((biology) a state similar to hibernation characterised by energy-conserving, very deep sleep)	apatija, vcepenenost, letargija
Chinese Mandarin	遲緩 /迟缓(being inactive or stuporous)	chíhuǎn
Dutch	letargie(being inactive or stuporous), verstarring(being inactive or stuporous)	—
Finnish	hitaus(being inactive or stuporous), horros(being inactive or stuporous), horros(a state of apathy or lethargy), horros((biology) a state similar to hibernation characterised by energy-conserving, very deep sleep), horteisuus(being inactive or stuporous), saamattomuus(a state of apathy or lethargy), tokkuraisuus(being inactive or stuporous), uupumus(a state of apathy or lethargy), velttous(being inactive or stuporous), verkkaisuus(being inactive or stuporous), välinpitämättömyys(a state of apathy or lethargy)	—
French	torpeur(being inactive or stuporous)	—
German	Erstarrung(being inactive or stuporous), Torpor(a state of apathy or lethargy)	—
Hebrew	אדישות(being inactive or stuporous)	—
Hungarian	apátia(a state of apathy or lethargy), letargia(a state of apathy or lethargy)	—
Ido	torporo(being inactive or stuporous)	—
Portuguese	torpor(being inactive or stuporous)	—
Russian	оцепене́ние(being inactive or stuporous)	ocepenénije
Serbo-Croatian	torpor(being inactive or stuporous)	—
Spanish	torpor(being inactive or stuporous), torpor((biology) a state similar to hibernation characterised by energy-conserving, very deep sleep)	—
Tagalog	torpe(being inactive or stuporous)	—
Turkish	uyuşuntu(being inactive or stuporous)	—