discomfort

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• Received-Pronunciation: /dɪsˈkʌmfət/
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• US: /dɪsˈkʌmfɚt/
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• CMU ARPABET: D IH0 S K AH1 M F ER0 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English discomforten, from Anglo-Norman descomforter, equivalent to dis- + comfort.

68 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: притеснение (pritesnenie) — mental or bodily distress
• Catalan: malestar — mental or bodily distress
• Catalan: angúnia — mental or bodily distress
• Chinese Mandarin: 不適 /不适 (bùshì) — mental or bodily distress
• Chinese Mandarin: 不安 (bù'ān) — mental or bodily distress
• Danish: ubehag — mental or bodily distress
• Esperanto: malkomforto — mental or bodily distress
• French: inconfort — mental or bodily distress
• French: malaise — mental or bodily distress
• French: mal-être — mental or bodily distress
• Georgian: დისკომფორტი (disḳomporṭi) — mental or bodily distress
• Georgian: შეწუხება (šec̣uxeba) — mental or bodily distress
• German: Unbehagen — mental or bodily distress
• Greek: δυσφορία (dysforía) — mental or bodily distress
• Greek: ενόχληση (enóchlisi) — mental or bodily distress
• Ancient Greek: ἐνόχλημα (enókhlēma) — mental or bodily distress
• Hungarian: kellemetlen érzés — mental or bodily distress
• Hungarian: panasz — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: anacair — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: aineascaireacht — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: anó — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: deacracht — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: dochma — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: dochracht — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: dochraide — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: dócúl — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: míchompord — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: míshócúl — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: neamhchompord — mental or bodily distress
• Irish: neamhshócúl — mental or bodily distress
• Italian: malessere — mental or bodily distress
• Italian: turbamento — mental or bodily distress
• Japanese: 不快 (fukai) — mental or bodily distress
• Japanese: 不安 (fuan) — mental or bodily distress
• Malayalam: അസ്വസ്ഥത (asvasthata) — mental or bodily distress
• Malayalam: ക്ലേശം (klēśaṁ) — mental or bodily distress
• Māori: hūhi — mental or bodily distress
• Norwegian Bokmål: ubehag — mental or bodily distress
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ubehag — mental or bodily distress
• Polish: niewygoda — mental or bodily distress
• Polish: dyskomfort — mental or bodily distress
• Portuguese: desconforto — mental or bodily distress
• Romanian: disconfort — mental or bodily distress
• Russian: дискомфо́рт (diskomfórt) — mental or bodily distress
• Scottish Gaelic: mì-shocair — mental or bodily distress
• Spanish: falta de confort — mental or bodily distress
• Spanish: incomodidad — mental or bodily distress
• Swedish: obehag — mental or bodily distress
• Ukrainian: дискомфо́рт (dyskomfórt) — mental or bodily distress
• Unami: sakomàlsëwakàn — mental or bodily distress
• Bulgarian: неудобство (neudobstvo) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Catalan: incomoditat — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Danish: gene — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• French: inconfort — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Georgian: დისკომფორტი (disḳomporṭi) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Georgian: მოუხერხებლობა (mouxerxebloba) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Georgian: უხერხულობა (uxerxuloba) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Greek: δυσφορία (dysforía) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Hungarian: kényelmetlenség — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Irish: athmhaltas — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Macedonian: неу́добност (neúdobnost) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Macedonian: непри́јатност (nepríjatnost) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Polish: dyskomfort — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Russian: дискомфо́рт (diskomfórt) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Russian: неудо́бство (neudóbstvo) — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Spanish: desasosiego — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Spanish: falta de confort — something that disturbs one’s comfort
• Spanish: incomodidad — something that disturbs one’s comfort