Transgression

//tɹænsˈɡɹɛʃən//

Translations of "transgression" (29 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Catalan	transgressió(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Czech	přestupek(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Dutch	overtreding(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Faroese	brot(violation of a law, command or duty), lógarbrot(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Finnish	omavaltaisuus(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries), rike(violation of a law, command or duty), rikkomus(violation of a law, command or duty), transgressio(relative rise in sea level resulting in deposition of marine strata over terrestrial strata)	—
French	infraction(violation of a law, command or duty), transgression(relative rise in sea level resulting in deposition of marine strata over terrestrial strata)	—
Galician	transgresión(violation of a law, command or duty), transgresión(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries)	—
German	Gesetzesverstoß(violation of a law, command or duty), Regelverstoß(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries), Regelübertretung(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries), Transgression(violation of a law, command or duty), Verstoß(violation of a law, command or duty), Verstoß(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries), Überschreitung(violation of a law, command or duty), Übertretung(violation of a law, command or duty), Übertretung(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries)	—
Gothic	𐌼𐌹𐍃𐍃𐌰𐌳𐌴𐌸𐍃(violation of a law, command or duty)	missadēþs
Greek	παράβαση(violation of a law, command or duty)	parávasi
Hindi	अतिक्रमण(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries), उल्लंघन(violation of a law, command or duty), उल्लंघन(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries)	atikramaṇ, ullaṅghan, ullaṅghan
Hungarian	kihágás(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Icelandic	afbrot(violation of a law, command or duty), brot(violation of a law, command or duty), lögbrot(violation of a law, command or duty), áflæði(relative rise in sea level resulting in deposition of marine strata over terrestrial strata)	—
Italian	trasgressione(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Latin	delinquentia(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Māori	takahanga(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Middle English	transgressioun(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Norn	brut(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Persian	نافرمانی(violation of a law, command or duty)	nâfarmâni
Plautdietsch	Äwaträdunk(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Polish	transgresja(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries), transgresja(relative rise in sea level resulting in deposition of marine strata over terrestrial strata), wykroczenie(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries)	—
Portuguese	transgressão(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Romanian	abatere(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries), infracțiune(violation of a law, command or duty), transgresiune(relative rise in sea level resulting in deposition of marine strata over terrestrial strata)	—
Russian	правонаруше́ние(violation of a law, command or duty), преступле́ние(violation of a law, command or duty), просту́пок(violation of a law, command or duty)	pravonarušénije, prestuplénije, prostúpok
Sanskrit	आगस्(violation of a law, command or duty)	āgas
Spanish	transgresión(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Swedish	överträdelse(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Turkish	ihlal(violation of a law, command or duty)	—
Ukrainian	просту́пок(violation of a law, command or duty), просту́пок(act that goes beyond generally accepted boundaries)	prostúpok, prostúpok