bankruptcy

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From bankrupt + -cy, replacing earlier bankruptship.

117 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: bankrot — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Afrikaans: insolvent — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Afrikaans: bankrotskap — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Albanian: falimentim — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Arabic: إِفْلَاس (ʔiflās) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Armenian: սնանկություն (snankutʻyun) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Basque: porrot — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Belarusian: банкру́цтва (bankrúctva) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Belarusian: банкро́цтва (bankróctva) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Bengali: দেউলিয়া (deuliẏa) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Bulgarian: фали́т (falít) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Bulgarian: банкру́т (bankrút) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Bulgarian: несъстоя́телност (nesǎstojátelnost) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Burmese: ဒေဝါလီခံခြင်း (dewalihkamhkrang:) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Catalan: fallida — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Cherokee: ᏗᎵᏍᏆᎳᏍᏗᏱ (dilisqualasdiyi) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Chinese Mandarin: 破產 /破产 (pòchǎn) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Cornish: bankskwattyans — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Czech: úpadek — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Czech: bankrot — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Czech: konkurz — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Danish: konkurs — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Danish: betalingsstandsning — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Danish: fallit — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Danish: bankerot — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Dutch: faillissement — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Dutch: bankroet — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Dutch: failliet — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Dutch: faling — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Dutch: surseance van betaling — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Esperanto: bankroto — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Estonian: pankrot — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Finnish: konkurssi — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Finnish: vararikko — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• French: faillite — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• French: banqueroute — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Friulian: faliment — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Friulian: bancjerote — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Galician: bancarrota — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Galician: quebra — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Galician: creba — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Georgian: ბანკროტობა (banḳroṭoba) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• German: Bankrott — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• German: Pleite — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• German: Konkurs — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Greek: πτώχευση (ptóchefsi) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Greek: χρεωκοπία (chreokopía) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Hebrew: פְּשִׁיטַת־רֶגֶל (pshitat-régel) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Hindi: दिवाला (divālā) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Hindi: दिवालियापन (divāliyāpan) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Hindi: कंगाली (kaṅgālī) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Hungarian: csőd — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Icelandic: gjaldþrot — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Ido: bankroto — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Indonesian: bangkrut — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Indonesian: kebangkrutan — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Indonesian: kepailitan — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Irish: féimheacht — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Italian: bancarotta — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Japanese: 破産 (hasan) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Japanese: 破綻 (hatan) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Japanese: 倒産 (tōsan) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Kazakh: банкроттық (bankrottyq) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Khmer: ធនក្ស័យ (thĕəʼnĕəkksay) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Korean: 파산 (pasan) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Kyrgyz: банкроттук (bankrottuk) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Ladino: falimento — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Lao: ການລົ້ມລະລາຍ (kān lom la lāi) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Latin: dēcoctiō — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Latvian: bankrots — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Lithuanian: bankrotas — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Macedonian: банкро́т (bankrót) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Malay: kemuflisan — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Māori: pēkerapu — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Māori: pēkeraputanga — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Norman: banqueroute — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Norman: d'sastre — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Norwegian Bokmål: konkurs — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Norwegian Nynorsk: konkurs — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Occitan: bancarota — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Occitan: falhida — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Persian: ورشکستگی (varšekastegi) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Polish: bankructwo — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Polish: plajta — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Polish: upadłość — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Polish: niewypłacalność — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Portuguese: falência — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Portuguese: bancarrota — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Punjabi: ਦਿਵਾਲ਼ਾ (divāḷā) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Romanian: faliment — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Russian: банкро́тство (bankrótstvo) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Russian: несостоя́тельность (nesostojátelʹnostʹ) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Scottish Gaelic: briseadh — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Serbo-Croatian: сте̏ча̄ј — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Serbo-Croatian: stȅčāj — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Slovak: bankrot — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Slovak: úpadok — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Slovak: konkurz — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Slovene: stečaj — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Spanish: bancarrota — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Spanish: quiebra — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Spanish: falencia — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Swahili: ufilisi — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Swedish: konkurs — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Tagalog: kiyebra — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Tajik: шикаст (šikast) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Telugu: దివాళా తీయు (divāḷā tīyu) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Thai: การล้มละลาย (gaan-lóm-lá-laai) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Turkish: iflas — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Ottoman Turkish: افلاس (iflâs) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Ukrainian: банкру́тство (bankrútstvo) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Ukrainian: банкро́тство (bankrótstvo) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Urdu: دیوالیہ پن — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Uzbek: bankrotlik — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Vietnamese: phá sản — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Welsh: methdaliad — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency
• Yiddish: באַנקראָטירונג (bankrotirung) — legally declared or recognised condition of insolvency