conviction

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• /kənˈvɪkʃən/
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From late Middle English conviction, from Anglo-Norman conviction, from Latin convictiō, from convictus, the past participle of convincō (“to convict”). Equivalent to convict + -ion.

76 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: համոզմունք (hamozmunkʻ) — firmly held belief
• Azerbaijani: əqidə — firmly held belief
• Belarusian: перакананне (pjerakanannje) — firmly held belief
• Bulgarian: убеждение (ubeždenie) — firmly held belief
• Catalan: convicció — firmly held belief
• Chinese Mandarin: 信念 (xìnniàn) — firmly held belief
• Czech: přesvědčení — firmly held belief
• Danish: overbevisning — firmly held belief
• Dutch: overtuiging — firmly held belief
• Faroese: sannføring — firmly held belief
• Finnish: vakaumus — firmly held belief
• Galician: convicción — firmly held belief
• German: Überzeugung — firmly held belief
• Greek: πεποίθηση (pepoíthisi) — firmly held belief
• Greek: πίστη (písti) — firmly held belief
• Hungarian: meggyőződés — firmly held belief
• Italian: convinzione — firmly held belief
• Japanese: 信念 (shin'nen) — firmly held belief
• Macedonian: убедување (ubeduvanje) — firmly held belief
• Norwegian Bokmål: overbevisning — firmly held belief
• Plautdietsch: Äwazeijunk — firmly held belief
• Polish: przekonanie — firmly held belief
• Polish: przeświadczenie — firmly held belief
• Portuguese: convicção — firmly held belief
• Romanian: convingere — firmly held belief
• Romanian: credință — firmly held belief
• Russian: убеждённость (ubeždjónnostʹ) — firmly held belief
• Russian: убежде́ние (ubeždénije) — firmly held belief
• Sicilian: cumminziuni — firmly held belief
• Slovene: prepričanje — firmly held belief
• Spanish: convicción — firmly held belief
• Swedish: övertygelse — firmly held belief
• Ukrainian: переконання (perekonannja) — firmly held belief
• Yiddish: איבערצײַגונג (ibertsaygung) — firmly held belief
• Bulgarian: осъждане (osǎždane) — judgement of guilt
• Catalan: condemna — judgement of guilt
• Czech: odsouzení — judgement of guilt
• Czech: usvědčení — judgement of guilt
• Dutch: veroordeling — judgement of guilt
• Esperanto: kondamno — judgement of guilt
• Faroese: sakfelling — judgement of guilt
• Finnish: langettava tuomio — judgement of guilt
• German: Verurteilung — judgement of guilt
• Greek: καταδίκη (katadíki) — judgement of guilt
• Ancient Greek: καταδίκη (katadíkē) — judgement of guilt
• Hebrew: הרשעה (harsha'a) — judgement of guilt
• Hungarian: elítélő határozat — judgement of guilt
• Hungarian: elítélés — judgement of guilt
• Indonesian: pidana — judgement of guilt
• Indonesian: pemidanaan — judgement of guilt
• Italian: condanna — judgement of guilt
• Japanese: 有罪判決 (yūzaihanketsu) — judgement of guilt
• Malay: sabitan — judgement of guilt
• Māori: mau tangetange — judgement of guilt
• Norwegian Bokmål: dom — judgement of guilt
• Norwegian Bokmål: fellende dom — judgement of guilt
• Norwegian Bokmål: domsavsigelse — judgement of guilt
• Polish: wyrok — judgement of guilt
• Portuguese: condenação — judgement of guilt
• Russian: осужде́ние (osuždénije) — judgement of guilt
• Sicilian: cunnanna — judgement of guilt
• Slovene: obsodba — judgement of guilt
• Swedish: fällande dom — judgement of guilt
• Tagalog: hatulsala — judgement of guilt
• Bulgarian: убеденост (ubedenost) — state of being convinced
• Bulgarian: увереност (uverenost) — state of being convinced
• Esperanto: konvinkiĝo — state of being convinced
• Finnish: vakuuttuneisuus — state of being convinced
• Middle English: stedefastnesse — state of being convinced
• Norwegian Bokmål: overbevisning — state of being convinced
• Sicilian: cumminziuni — state of being convinced
• Spanish: convencimiento — state of being convinced
• Ukrainian: перекона́ння (perekonánnja) — state of being convinced
• Finnish: syyllisyys — state of being found or proved guilty
• Italian: colpevolezza — state of being found or proved guilty
• Sicilian: curpivulizza — state of being found or proved guilty