concealment

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• /kənˈsiːlmənt/
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From Old French concelement (“concealment, secrecy”). By surface analysis, conceal + -ment.

43 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: укривателство (ukrivatelstvo) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Chinese Mandarin: 保密 (bǎomì) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Czech: zatajování — The practice of keeping secrets
• Czech: zamlčení — The practice of keeping secrets
• French: dissimulation — The practice of keeping secrets
• Italian: occultamento — The practice of keeping secrets
• Italian: dissimulazione — The practice of keeping secrets
• Japanese: 秘匿 (hitoku) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Japanese: 隠匿 (intoku) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Japanese: 隠蔽 (inpei) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Japanese: 潜伏 (senpuku) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Norwegian Bokmål: hemmelighold — The practice of keeping secrets
• Norwegian Bokmål: fortielse — The practice of keeping secrets
• Occitan: celament — The practice of keeping secrets
• Occitan: amagament — The practice of keeping secrets
• Occitan: occultacion — The practice of keeping secrets
• Occitan: dissimulacion — The practice of keeping secrets
• Portuguese: ocultação — The practice of keeping secrets
• Spanish: ocultamiento — The practice of keeping secrets
• Spanish: ocultación — The practice of keeping secrets
• Spanish: soterramiento — The practice of keeping secrets
• Spanish: escondimiento — The practice of keeping secrets
• Tatar: астыртынлык (astırtınlıq) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Telugu: దాపరికము (dāparikamu) — The practice of keeping secrets
• Bulgarian: скритост (skritost) — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Czech: úkryt — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Czech: utajení — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Czech: maskování — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• French: dissimulation — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Ancient Greek: κρύψις (krúpsis) — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Indonesian: kerahasiaan — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Māori: tārehutanga — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Occitan: dissimulacion — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Occitan: celament — the condition of being hidden or concealed
• Bulgarian: маскировка (maskirovka) — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• Czech: maskování — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• French: dissimulation — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• Italian: dissimulazione — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• Italian: mascheramento — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• Italian: occultamento — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• Italian: celamento — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• Occitan: amagament — (military) protection from observation or surveillance
• Occitan: dissimulacion — (military) protection from observation or surveillance