euthanasia

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• Received-Pronunciation: /juː.θəˈneɪ.zi.ə/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /juːθəˈneɪʒə/
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• Canada, General-American: yo͞o"thənā'zhə
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• Canada, General-American: /ˌjuθəˈneɪʒə/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˌjʉːθəˈnæɪʒə/
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• CMU ARPABET: Y UW2 TH AH0 N EY1 ZH AH0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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First attested in 1606, from Ancient Greek εὐθανασία (euthanasía), from εὐ- (eu-, “good”) + θάνατος (thánatos, “death”)

60 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: vdekje e lehtë — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Arabic: قَتْلٌ رَحِيم (qatlun raḥīm) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Armenian: էվթանազիա (ēvtʻanazia) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Azerbaijani: evtanaziya — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Bashkir: эвтаназия (evtanaziya) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Belarusian: эўтана́зія (ewtanázija) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Bulgarian: евтана́зия (evtanázija) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Catalan: eutanàsia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 安樂死 /安乐死 (ānlèsǐ) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 人道毀滅 /人道毁灭 (réndào huǐmiè) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Czech: eutanazie — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Danish: eutanasi — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Dutch: euthanasie — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Esperanto: eŭtanazio — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Estonian: eutanaasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Finnish: eutanasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Finnish: armomurha — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Finnish: lopettaminen — practice of killing a human being or animal
• French: euthanasie — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Galician: eutanasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Georgian: ევთანაზია (evtanazia) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• German: Euthanasie — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Greek: ευθανασία (efthanasía) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Hebrew: המתת חסד — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Hindi: इच्छामृत्यु (icchāmŕtyu) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Hungarian: eutanázia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Icelandic: líknardráp — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Indonesian: eutanasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Irish: eotanáis — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Italian: eutanasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Japanese: 安楽死 (anrakushi) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Japanese: オイタナジー (oitanajī) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Japanese: ユータナジー (yūtanajī) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Japanese: ユーサネイジア (yūsaneijia) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Japanese: 殺処分 (satsu shobun) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Kazakh: эвтаназия (évtanaziä) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Korean: 안락사 (allaksa) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Northern Kurdish: otanazî — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Kyrgyz: эвтаназия (evtanaziya) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Latin: euthanasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Norwegian: eutanasi — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Persian: اتانازی (otânâzi) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Polish: eutanazja — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Portuguese: eutanásia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Romanian: eutanasie — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Russian: эвтана́зия (evtanázija) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Serbo-Croatian: еутаназија — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Serbo-Croatian: eutanazija — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Slovak: eutanázia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Slovene: evtanazija — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Spanish: eutanasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Swedish: eutanasi — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Thai: การุณยฆาต (gaa-run-yá-kâat) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Turkish: ötanazi — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Ukrainian: евтана́зія (evtanázija) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Ukrainian: ейтана́зія (ejtanázija) — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Vietnamese: an tử — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Volapük: deadiyuf — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Welsh: ewthanasia — practice of killing a human being or animal
• Welsh: marwolaeth esmwyth — practice of killing a human being or animal