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• General-American: kŏnʹshəs
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• General-American: /ˈkɑn.ʃəs/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒn.ʃəs/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒntʃəs/
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• rhymes with -ɑnʃəs
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• rhymes with -ɒnʃəs
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• CMU ARPABET: K AA1 N SH AH0 S Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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First use appears c. 1573 in the sense of "aware of wrongdoing".https://web.archive.org/web/20220714064352/https://www.lexico.com/definition/conscious From Latin cōnscius (“conscious, conscious of guilt”), itself from con- (a form of com- (“together”)) + scīre (“to know”) + -us.

99 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: в съзнание (v sǎznanie) — alert, awake
• Catalan: conscient — alert, awake
• Czech: při vědomí — alert, awake
• Dutch: bij bewustzijn — alert, awake
• Dutch: alert — alert, awake
• Dutch: wakker — alert, awake
• Esperanto: konscia — alert, awake
• Finnish: hereillä — alert, awake
• Finnish: tajuissaan — alert, awake
• French: conscient — alert, awake
• Georgian: ფხიზელი (pxizeli) — alert, awake
• German: bei Bewusstsein — alert, awake
• German: wach — alert, awake
• German: aufmerksam — alert, awake
• Greek: συνειδητός (syneiditós) — alert, awake
• Greek: ξύπνιος (xýpnios) — alert, awake
• Hebrew: בהכרה (behakará) — alert, awake
• Hebrew: מודע (mudá) — alert, awake
• Hindi: सचेत (sacet) — alert, awake
• Hungarian: magánál van — alert, awake
• Hungarian: éber — alert, awake
• Hungarian: tudatos — alert, awake
• Icelandic: vita af sér — alert, awake
• Irish: aithne a bheih i — alert, awake
• Italian: cosciente — alert, awake
• Karakhanid: اَذِغْ (aδïɣ) — alert, awake
• Latin: cōnsciēns — alert, awake
• Latin: cōnscius — alert, awake
• Macedonian: свесен (svesen) — alert, awake
• Māori: maurioho — alert, awake
• Polish: przytomny — alert, awake
• Polish: świadomy — alert, awake
• Portuguese: consciente — alert, awake
• Romanian: conștient — alert, awake
• Russian: находя́щийся в сознании (naxodjáščijsja) — alert, awake
• Serbo-Croatian: свје̏стан — alert, awake
• Serbo-Croatian: svjȅstan — alert, awake
• Slovak: pri vedomí — alert, awake
• Spanish: consciente — alert, awake
• Swedish: vid sans — alert, awake
• Tagalog: maymalay — alert, awake
• Turkish: ayık — alert, awake
• Turkish: uyanık — alert, awake
• Turkish: farkında — alert, awake
• Ukrainian: прито́мний (prytómnyj) — alert, awake
• Bulgarian: съзнателен (sǎznatelen) — aware of one's own existence
• Bulgarian: осъзнат (osǎznat) — aware of one's own existence
• Catalan: conscient — aware of one's own existence
• Dutch: bewust — aware of one's own existence
• Finnish: tietoinen — aware of one's own existence
• French: conscient — aware of one's own existence
• Georgian: ცნობიერი (cnobieri) — aware of one's own existence
• German: bewusst — aware of one's own existence
• Greek: συνειδητός (syneiditós) — aware of one's own existence
• Hebrew: מודע לעצמו (mudá leatsmó) — aware of one's own existence
• Hungarian: tudatos — aware of one's own existence
• Ingrian: tiitoin — aware of one's own existence
• Irish: comhfhiosach — aware of one's own existence
• Italian: cosciente — aware of one's own existence
• Latin: cōnsciēns — aware of one's own existence
• Portuguese: consciente — aware of one's own existence
• Swedish: medveten — aware of one's own existence
• Bulgarian: усещащ (useštašt) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Bulgarian: съзнаващ (sǎznavašt) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Czech: vědomý — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Dutch: bewust — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Finnish: tietoinen — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• French: conscient — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Georgian: ცნობიერი (cnobieri) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• German: bewusst — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Greek: συνειδητός (syneiditós) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Hebrew: מודע (mudá) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Hebrew: ער (er) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Hindi: जागरूक (jāgrūk) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Hungarian: tisztában van — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Hungarian: tudatában van — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Icelandic: meðvitaður — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Ingrian: tiitoin — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Irish: tuig go — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Italian: cosciente — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Italian: conscio — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Italian: consapevole — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Latin: cōnsciēns — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Māori: mauriora — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Māori: tūoho — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Portuguese: consciente — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Romanian: conștient — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Russian: сознаю́щий (soznajúščij) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Scottish Gaelic: mothachail — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Slovak: vedomý — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Swedish: medveten — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Turkish: farkında — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Ottoman Turkish: خبردار (haberdâr) — aware of or alert to, sensitive to
• Dutch: bewust — deliberate, intentional
• German: bewusst — deliberate, intentional
• Hungarian: tudatos — deliberate, intentional
• Icelandic: meðvitaður — deliberate, intentional
• Irish: comhfhiosach — deliberate, intentional
• Swedish: medveten — deliberate, intentional