discernment

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From Middle French discernement, equivalent to discern + -ment.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: diskriminace — discrimination
• German: Diskriminierung — discrimination
• German: Urteilsvermögen — discrimination
• Indonesian: penindasan — discrimination
• Indonesian: diskriminasi — discrimination
• Italian: discernimento — discrimination
• Czech: schopnost odlišit — the ability to distinguish between things
• Dutch: onderscheidingsvermogen — the ability to distinguish between things
• Galician: discernimento — the ability to distinguish between things
• Georgian: გარჩევის უნარი (garčevis unari) — the ability to distinguish between things
• German: Urteilsvermögen — the ability to distinguish between things
• Indonesian: tamyiz — the ability to distinguish between things
• Indonesian: pratiaksa — the ability to distinguish between things
• Italian: distinzione — the ability to distinguish between things
• Italian: oculatezza — the ability to distinguish between things
• Italian: criterio — the ability to distinguish between things
• Romanian: discernere — the ability to distinguish between things
• French: discernement — the ability to perceive differences that exist
• Georgian: ამოცნობა (amocnoba) — the ability to perceive differences that exist
• German: Einsicht — the ability to perceive differences that exist
• Italian: discernimento — the ability to perceive differences that exist
• Georgian: მიხვედრილობა (mixvedriloba) — the condition of understanding
• Georgian: გამჭრიახობა (gamč̣riaxoba) — the condition of understanding
• German: Einsicht — the condition of understanding
• Italian: assennatezza — the condition of understanding
• Italian: buonsenso — the condition of understanding
• Ottoman Turkish: هوش (huş) — the condition of understanding
• Ottoman Turkish: ادراك (idrak) — the condition of understanding
• Ottoman Turkish: عقل (ʼakl, ʼakıl) — the condition of understanding
• German: Urteilsvermögen — aesthetic discrimination; taste, appreciation
• Dutch: inzicht — perceptiveness
• Dutch: scherpzinnigheid — perceptiveness
• German: Einsicht — perceptiveness
• Indonesian: kedayacerapan — perceptiveness
• Czech: moudrost — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• Czech: soudnost — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• German: Urteilsvermögen — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• Greek: οξυδέρκεια (oxydérkeia) — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• Indonesian: kemampuadilan — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• Ottoman Turkish: هوش (huş) — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• Ottoman Turkish: ادراك (idrak) — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• Ottoman Turkish: عقل (ʼakl, ʼakıl) — the ability to make wise judgements; sagacity
• Czech: soudnost — discretion in judging objectively
• German: Urteilsvermögen — discretion in judging objectively
• Greek: ευθυκρισία (efthykrisía) — discretion in judging objectively
• Indonesian: tamyiz — discretion in judging objectively
• Indonesian: pratiaksa — discretion in judging objectively
• Romanian: discernământ — discretion in judging objectively