ashamed

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• /əˈʃeɪmd/
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From Middle English ashamed, aschamed, from Old English āsċamod, past participle of Old English āsċamian (“to be ashamed”), equivalent to a- + shame + -ed.

62 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: خَجْلَان (ḵajlān) — feeling shame or guilt
• Arabic: خَجُول (ḵajūl) — feeling shame or guilt
• Arabic: مكسوف (maksūf) — feeling shame or guilt
• Arabic: خجلان (ḵajlān) — feeling shame or guilt
• Belarusian: прысаро́млены (prysarómljeny) — feeling shame or guilt
• Breton: mezhek — feeling shame or guilt
• Bulgarian: засрамен (zasramen) — feeling shame or guilt
• Catalan: avergonyit — feeling shame or guilt
• Chinese Mandarin: 慚愧 /惭愧 (cánkuì) — feeling shame or guilt
• Chinese Mandarin: 羞愧 (xiūkuì) — feeling shame or guilt
• Czech: zahanbený — feeling shame or guilt
• Danish: skamfuld — feeling shame or guilt
• Dutch: beschaamd — feeling shame or guilt
• Esperanto: honta — feeling shame or guilt
• Esperanto: hontema — feeling shame or guilt
• Finnish: häpeissään — feeling shame or guilt
• Finnish: nolostunut — feeling shame or guilt
• French: honteux — feeling shame or guilt
• Georgian: შერცხვენილი (šercxvenili) — feeling shame or guilt
• Georgian: დარცხვენილი (darcxvenili) — feeling shame or guilt
• German: beschämt — feeling shame or guilt
• Greek: αισχρός (aischrós) — feeling shame or guilt
• Greek: επονείδιστος (eponeídistos) — feeling shame or guilt
• Ancient Greek: αἰσχῡ́νομαι (aiskhū́nomai) — feeling shame or guilt
• Ancient Greek: αἰδέομαι (aidéomai) — feeling shame or guilt
• Hindi: शर्मिंदा (śarmindā) — feeling shame or guilt
• Hungarian: szégyell — feeling shame or guilt
• Hungarian: szégyenkezik — feeling shame or guilt
• Ido: shamanta — feeling shame or guilt
• Irish: náirithe — feeling shame or guilt
• Irish: náire a bheith ort — feeling shame or guilt
• Irish: is náir leat — feeling shame or guilt
• Japanese: 恥ずかしい (hazukashii) — feeling shame or guilt
• Northern Kurdish: şermezar — feeling shame or guilt
• Northern Kurdish: rûreş — feeling shame or guilt
• Latin: pudefactus — feeling shame or guilt
• Māori: aniu — feeling shame or guilt
• Marathi: लज्जित (lajjit) — feeling shame or guilt
• Navajo: baa yánízin — feeling shame or guilt
• Norwegian Bokmål: skamfull — feeling shame or guilt
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skamfull — feeling shame or guilt
• Persian: خجالتزده (xejâlat-zade) — feeling shame or guilt
• Persian: سرافکنده (sar-afkande) — feeling shame or guilt
• Persian: شرمنده (šarmande) — feeling shame or guilt
• Polish: zawstydzony — feeling shame or guilt
• Portuguese: envergonhado — feeling shame or guilt
• Portuguese: avergonhado — feeling shame or guilt
• Romanian: rușinat — feeling shame or guilt
• Russian: присты́женный (pristýžennyj) — feeling shame or guilt
• Russian: сты́дно (stýdno) — feeling shame or guilt
• Russian: со́вестно (sóvestno) — feeling shame or guilt
• Serbo-Croatian: pòsrāmljen — feeling shame or guilt
• Serbo-Croatian: pòstīđen — feeling shame or guilt
• Spanish: avergonzado — feeling shame or guilt
• Spanish: abochornado — feeling shame or guilt
• Spanish: apenado — feeling shame or guilt
• Swedish: skamsen — feeling shame or guilt
• Tetum: moe — feeling shame or guilt
• Ottoman Turkish: محجوب (mahcub) — feeling shame or guilt
• Ukrainian: присоро́млений (prysorómlenyj) — feeling shame or guilt
• Unami: mixanësi — feeling shame or guilt
• Winnebago: hirošik — feeling shame or guilt