asceticism

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• US: /əˈsɛt.əˌsɪz.əm/
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Etymology tree Ancient Greek ἀσκέω (askéō) Proto-Hellenic *-tās Ancient Greek -τής (-tḗs) Ancient Greek ἀσκητής (askētḗs) Proto-Indo-European *-kos Proto-Hellenic *-kos Ancient Greek -κός (-kós) Ancient Greek -ικός (-ikós) Ancient Greek ἀσκητῐκός (askētĭkós)der. Medieval Latin asceticusbor. English ascetic Proto-Indo-European *-id- Proto-Indo-European *-yéti Proto-Indo-European *-idyéti Proto-Hellenic *-íďďō Ancient Greek -ῐ́ζω (-ĭ́zō) Proto-Indo-European *-mos Proto-Indo-European *-mós Ancient Greek -μός (-mós) Ancient Greek -ισμός (-ismós)der. English -ism English asceticism From ascetic + -ism.

73 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: askese — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Albanian: asketizëm — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Arabic: زُهْد (zuhd) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Armenian: ասկետիզմ (asketizm) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Asturian: ascetismu — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Asturian: ascética — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Azerbaijani: askentizm — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Basque: aszetismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Belarusian: аскеты́зм (askjetýzm) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Bulgarian: аскети́зъм (asketízǎm) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Catalan: ascetisme — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Chinese Mandarin: 禁慾主義 /禁欲主义 (jìnyùzhǔyì) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Chinese Mandarin: 苦行主義 /苦行主义 (kǔxíngzhǔyì) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Czech: askeze — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Czech: asketismus — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Czech: asketizmus — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Danish: askese — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Dutch: ascetisme — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Esperanto: asketismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Finnish: asketismi — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Finnish: askeesi — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• French: ascétisme — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• French: ascèse — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Galician: ascetismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Galician: ascética — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Georgian: ასკეტიზმი (asḳeṭizmi) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• German: Askese — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Hungarian: aszkézis — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Hungarian: aszketizmus — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Hungarian: önmegtagadás — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Hungarian: önsanyargatás — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Ido: asketismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Indonesian: asketisme — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Indonesian: kezuhudan — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Indonesian: mati raga — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Interlingua: ascetismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Italian: ascetismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Italian: ascesi — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Japanese: 禁欲主義 (kin'yokushugi) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Kazakh: тақуалық (taqualyq) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Korean: 금욕주의 (geumyokjuui) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Kyrgyz: аскетизм (asketizm) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Latvian: askētisms — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Latvian: askēze — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Lithuanian: asketizmas — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Lithuanian: askezė — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Luxembourgish: Askes — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Norwegian Bokmål: askese — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Norwegian Nynorsk: askese — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Occitan: ascetisme — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Persian: ریاضتطلبی — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Polish: ascetyzm — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Polish: asceza — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Portuguese: ascetismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Portuguese: asceticismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Portuguese: ascética — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Romanian: asceză — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Russian: аскети́зм (asketízm) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Serbo-Croatian: аскетизам — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Serbo-Croatian: asketizam — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Slovak: asketizmus — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Spanish: ascetismo — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Spanish: ascética — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Swedish: askes — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Tamil: துறவு (tuṟavu) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Tamil: துறவறம் (tuṟavaṟam) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Tatar: тәкъвачылык (täqwaçılıq) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Thai: พรตนิยม — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Thai: สันโดษนิยม — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Turkish: asetizm — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Ukrainian: аскети́зм (asketýzm) — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Uzbek: usketizm — the principles and practices of an ascetic
• Welsh: asgetigiaeth — the principles and practices of an ascetic