disgrace

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From Middle French disgracier.

200 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: turpërim — condition of being out of favor
• Arabic: عَار (ʕār) — condition of being out of favor
• Arabic: خِزْي (ḵizy) — condition of being out of favor
• Arabic: خَزًى (ḵazan) — condition of being out of favor
• Armenian: խայտառակություն (xaytaṙakutʻyun) — condition of being out of favor
• Azerbaijani: rüsvay — condition of being out of favor
• Belarusian: га́ньба (hánʹba) — condition of being out of favor
• Belarusian: бясчэ́сце (bjasčéscje) — condition of being out of favor
• Belarusian: бясчэ́сьце (bjasčésʹcje) — condition of being out of favor
• Belarusian: со́рам (sóram) — condition of being out of favor
• Bengali: অপমান (opoman) — condition of being out of favor
• Bulgarian: позо́р (pozór) — condition of being out of favor
• Bulgarian: срам (sram) — condition of being out of favor
• Catalan: desgràcia — condition of being out of favor
• Chinese Mandarin: 恥辱 /耻辱 (chǐrǔ) — condition of being out of favor
• Chinese Mandarin: 恥 /耻 (chǐ) — condition of being out of favor
• Chinese Mandarin: 辱 (rǔ) — condition of being out of favor
• Czech: ostuda — condition of being out of favor
• Czech: hanba — condition of being out of favor
• Danish: skændsel — condition of being out of favor
• Danish: vanære — condition of being out of favor
• Dutch: schande — condition of being out of favor
• Estonian: häbi — condition of being out of favor
• Finnish: häpeä — condition of being out of favor
• Finnish: epäsuosio — condition of being out of favor
• French: honte — condition of being out of favor
• French: disgrâce — condition of being out of favor
• French: ignominie — condition of being out of favor
• Georgian: შერცხვენა (šercxvena) — condition of being out of favor
• German: Ungnade — condition of being out of favor
• German: Schande — condition of being out of favor
• Gothic: 𐌹𐌳𐍅𐌴𐌹𐍄 (idweit) — condition of being out of favor
• Greek: δυσμένεια (dysméneia) — condition of being out of favor
• Greek: όνειδος (óneidos) — condition of being out of favor
• Greek: ανυποληψία (anypolipsía) — condition of being out of favor
• Ancient Greek: αἰσχύνη (aiskhúnē) — condition of being out of favor
• Hebrew: חֶרְפָּה (kherpá) — condition of being out of favor
• Hindi: अपमान (apmān) — condition of being out of favor
• Hungarian: kegyvesztettség — condition of being out of favor
• Hungarian: szégyen — condition of being out of favor
• Icelandic: óvirðing — condition of being out of favor
• Ido: deshonoro — condition of being out of favor
• Italian: vergogna — condition of being out of favor
• Japanese: 恥 (haji) — condition of being out of favor
• Japanese: 恥辱 (chijoku) — condition of being out of favor
• Japanese: 不名誉 (fumeiyo) — condition of being out of favor
• Kazakh: масқара (masqara) — condition of being out of favor
• Korean: 치욕 (chiyok) — condition of being out of favor
• Kyrgyz: маскара (maskara) — condition of being out of favor
• Ladino: manziya — condition of being out of favor
• Ladino: desgrasia — condition of being out of favor
• Latin: dēdecus — condition of being out of favor
• Latin: ignōminia — condition of being out of favor
• Macedonian: срам (sram) — condition of being out of favor
• Macedonian: срамота (sramota) — condition of being out of favor
• Manx: anghoo — condition of being out of favor
• Māori: māteatea — condition of being out of favor
• Norwegian Bokmål: vanære — condition of being out of favor
• Church Slavic: срамъ (sramŭ) — condition of being out of favor
• Church Slavic: ⱄⱃⰰⰿⱏ (sramŭ) — condition of being out of favor
• Old East Slavic: соромъ (soromŭ) — condition of being out of favor
• Old English: sċand — condition of being out of favor
• Iranian Persian: فَضاحَت (fazâhat) — condition of being out of favor
• Iranian Persian: رُسْوایی (rosvâyi) — condition of being out of favor
• Iranian Persian: بَدْنامی (badnâmi) — condition of being out of favor
• Plautdietsch: Schaund — condition of being out of favor
• Polish: hańba — condition of being out of favor
• Polish: sromota — condition of being out of favor
• Portuguese: desgraça — condition of being out of favor
• Romanian: dizgrație — condition of being out of favor
• Russian: позо́р (pozór) — condition of being out of favor
• Russian: бесче́стие (besčéstije) — condition of being out of favor
• Russian: срам (sram) — condition of being out of favor
• Russian: срамота́ (sramotá) — condition of being out of favor
• Sanskrit: अपकीर्ति (apakīrti) — condition of being out of favor
• Sanskrit: अकीर्ति (akīrti) — condition of being out of favor
• Serbo-Croatian: срамо̀та — condition of being out of favor
• Serbo-Croatian: sramòta — condition of being out of favor
• Slovak: hanba — condition of being out of favor
• Slovene: sramota — condition of being out of favor
• Spanish: desgracia — condition of being out of favor
• Swedish: skam — condition of being out of favor
• Swedish: onåd — condition of being out of favor
• Swedish: vanära — condition of being out of favor
• Tajik: фазихат (fazixat) — condition of being out of favor
• Tajik: фазоҳат (fazohat) — condition of being out of favor
• Tajik: расвоӣ (rasvoyi) — condition of being out of favor
• Tajik: иснод (isnod) — condition of being out of favor
• Ukrainian: ганьба́ (hanʹbá) — condition of being out of favor
• Ukrainian: со́ром (sórom) — condition of being out of favor
• Urdu: رُسْوائی (rusvāī) — condition of being out of favor
• Urdu: فَضاحَت (fazāhat) — condition of being out of favor
• Urdu: بَدْنامی (badnāmī) — condition of being out of favor
• Urdu: اَپْمان (apmān) — condition of being out of favor
• Uzbek: sharmandalik — condition of being out of favor
• Uzbek: uyat — condition of being out of favor
• Uzbek: isnod — condition of being out of favor
• Yiddish: שאַנד (shand) — condition of being out of favor
• Armenian: խայտառակություն (xaytaṙakutʻyun) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Belarusian: га́ньба (hánʹba) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Belarusian: со́рам (sóram) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Bulgarian: позо́р (pozór) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Bulgarian: безче́стие (bezčéstie) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Bulgarian: срам (sram) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Czech: ponížení — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Czech: hanba — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Danish: vanære — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Danish: skam — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Danish: skændsel — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• German: Schande — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• German: Schmach — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Greek: ατίμωση (atímosi) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Ancient Greek: ἀτίμωσις (atímōsis) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Hungarian: szégyen — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Hungarian: gyalázat — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Irish: míchlú — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Italian: infamia — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Italian: ignominia — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Latin: infamia — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Malayalam: മാനക്കേട് (mānakkēṭŭ) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Manx: anghoo — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Māori: māteatea — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Middle English: dishoneste — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Norwegian Bokmål: skam — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Old English: ǣwisċ — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Plautdietsch: Schaund — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Romanian: rușine — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Russian: позо́р (pozór) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Tamil: அவமானம் (avamāṉam) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Tamil: களங்கம் (kaḷaṅkam) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Ottoman Turkish: رذالت (rezâlet) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Ukrainian: ганьба́ (hanʹbá) — state of being dishonored or covered with shame
• Armenian: խայտառակություն (xaytaṙakutʻyun) — that which brings dishonor
• Bulgarian: позор (pozor) — that which brings dishonor
• Czech: ponižování — that which brings dishonor
• Czech: ostouzení — that which brings dishonor
• Danish: skændsel — that which brings dishonor
• Dutch: blamage — that which brings dishonor
• Finnish: häpeä — that which brings dishonor
• Galician: deshonra — that which brings dishonor
• German: Schande — that which brings dishonor
• German: Schmach — that which brings dishonor
• German: Blamage — that which brings dishonor
• German: Peinlichkeit — that which brings dishonor
• Greek: ντροπή (ntropí) — that which brings dishonor
• Greek: αίσχος (aíschos) — that which brings dishonor
• Greek: όνειδος (óneidos) — that which brings dishonor
• Hungarian: szégyen — that which brings dishonor
• Hungarian: szégyenteljes dolog — that which brings dishonor
• Hungarian: szégyenfolt — that which brings dishonor
• Hungarian: csúfság — that which brings dishonor
• Latin: flāgitium — that which brings dishonor
• Latin: dēdecus — that which brings dishonor
• Malayalam: അപമാനം (apamānaṁ) — that which brings dishonor
• Middle English: dishoneste — that which brings dishonor
• Norwegian Bokmål: skam — that which brings dishonor
• Romanian: ocară — that which brings dishonor
• Spanish: baldón — that which brings dishonor
• Swedish: blamage — that which brings dishonor
• Bulgarian: позоря́ (pozorjá) — bring shame upon
• Bulgarian: засра́мвам (zasrámvam) — bring shame upon
• Chinese Mandarin: 羞辱 (xiūrǔ) — bring shame upon
• Czech: ponižovat — bring shame upon
• Czech: ostouzet — bring shame upon
• Czech: zostudit — bring shame upon
• Danish: bringe skam over — bring shame upon
• Danish: vanære — bring shame upon
• Dutch: beschamen — bring shame upon
• Esperanto: malhonorigi — bring shame upon
• Finnish: häpäistä — bring shame upon
• Finnish: väheksyä — bring shame upon
• Galician: deshonrar — bring shame upon
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐌰𐌹𐍅𐌹𐍃𐌺𐍉𐌽 (gaaiwiskōn) — bring shame upon
• Greek: ατιμάζω (atimázo) — bring shame upon
• Greek: ντροπιάζω (ntropiázo) — bring shame upon
• Greek: καταισχύνω (kataischýno) — bring shame upon
• Ancient Greek: αἰσχύνω (aiskhúnō) — bring shame upon
• Ido: desfavorizar — bring shame upon
• Ingrian: hävätä — bring shame upon
• Irish: adhnáirigh — bring shame upon
• Italian: disonorare — bring shame upon
• Latin: dehonestō — bring shame upon
• Māori: tīkai — bring shame upon
• Māori: whakatīkai — bring shame upon
• Māori: tokoreko — bring shame upon
• Māori: whakatautauhea — bring shame upon
• Pohnpeian: kandowe — bring shame upon
• Polish: kompromitować — bring shame upon
• Polish: skompromitować — bring shame upon
• Romanian: dizgrația — bring shame upon
• Russian: позо́рить (pozóritʹ) — bring shame upon
• Russian: опозо́рить (opozóritʹ) — bring shame upon
• Russian: бесче́стить (besčéstitʹ) — bring shame upon
• Russian: обесче́стить (obesčéstitʹ) — bring shame upon
• Russian: срами́ть (sramítʹ) — bring shame upon
• Russian: осрами́ть (osramítʹ) — bring shame upon
• Spanish: deshonrar — bring shame upon
• Spanish: desgraciar — bring shame upon
• Telugu: అవమానించు (avamāniñcu) — bring shame upon
• Vietnamese: thất sủng — bring shame upon