gluttony

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• /ˈɡlʌ.tən.i/
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From Old French glutonie, from gloton + -ie, from Latin glutio, equivalent to glutton + -y.

94 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: نَهَم (naham) — the vice of eating to excess
• Arabic: شَرَه (šarah) — the vice of eating to excess
• Arabic: شَرَاهَة (šarāha) — the vice of eating to excess
• Arabic: بِطْنَة (biṭna) — the vice of eating to excess
• Armenian: որկրամոլություն (orkramolutʻyun) — the vice of eating to excess
• Armenian: շատակերություն (šatakerutʻyun) — the vice of eating to excess
• Belarusian: абжо́рства (abžórstva) — the vice of eating to excess
• Bulgarian: лакоми́я (lakomíja) — the vice of eating to excess
• Bulgarian: ненаси́тност (nenasítnost) — the vice of eating to excess
• Bulgarian: чревоуго́дие (črevougódie) — the vice of eating to excess
• Catalan: gola — the vice of eating to excess
• Cebuano: kahakog — the vice of eating to excess
• Chinese Mandarin: 暴食 (bàoshí) — the vice of eating to excess
• Czech: obžerství — the vice of eating to excess
• Czech: nenasytnost — the vice of eating to excess
• Danish: fråseri — the vice of eating to excess
• Dutch: vraatzucht — the vice of eating to excess
• Dutch: gulzigheid — the vice of eating to excess
• Esperanto: glutemeco — the vice of eating to excess
• Estonian: aplus — the vice of eating to excess
• Estonian: ahnus — the vice of eating to excess
• Finnish: ylensyönti — the vice of eating to excess
• Finnish: mässäily — the vice of eating to excess
• Finnish: vatsanpalvonta — the vice of eating to excess
• French: gourmandise — the vice of eating to excess
• French: gloutonnerie — the vice of eating to excess
• Galician: gargantoice — the vice of eating to excess
• Galician: lurpiña — the vice of eating to excess
• Georgian: ნაყროვნება (naq̇rovneba) — the vice of eating to excess
• Georgian: მსუნაგობა (msunagoba) — the vice of eating to excess
• Georgian: გაუმაძღრობა (gaumaʒɣroba) — the vice of eating to excess
• Georgian: ღორმუცელობა (ɣormuceloba) — the vice of eating to excess
• Georgian: სიწუწკე (sic̣uc̣ḳe) — the vice of eating to excess
• German: Völlerei — the vice of eating to excess
• German: Fresssucht — the vice of eating to excess
• German: Gefräßigkeit — the vice of eating to excess
• Greek: λαιμαργία (laimargía) — the vice of eating to excess
• Ancient Greek: γαστριμαργία (gastrimargía) — the vice of eating to excess
• Ancient Greek: λαιμαργία (laimargía) — the vice of eating to excess
• Hungarian: torkosság — the vice of eating to excess
• Hungarian: falánkság — the vice of eating to excess
• Ilocano: buklaw — the vice of eating to excess
• Irish: craos — the vice of eating to excess
• Italian: gola — the vice of eating to excess
• Italian: ghiottoneria — the vice of eating to excess
• Italian: ingordigia — the vice of eating to excess
• Japanese: 暴食 (bōshoku) — the vice of eating to excess
• Japanese: 健啖 (kentan) — the vice of eating to excess
• Japanese: 大食い (ōgui) — the vice of eating to excess
• Kazakh: жемқорлық (jemqorlyq) — the vice of eating to excess
• Korean: 대식 (daesik) — the vice of eating to excess
• Korean: 폭식 (poksik) — the vice of eating to excess
• Korean: 건담하다 (geondamhada) — the vice of eating to excess
• Latin: gula — the vice of eating to excess
• Macedonian: ненаситност (nenasitnost) — the vice of eating to excess
• Nahuatl: xixicuiyotl — the vice of eating to excess
• Norwegian Bokmål: fråtseri — the vice of eating to excess
• Old Tupi: mba'e'ueteeté — the vice of eating to excess
• Persian: پرخوری (porxori) — the vice of eating to excess
• Persian: ژرد (žard) — the vice of eating to excess
• Polish: obżarstwo — the vice of eating to excess
• Polish: łakomstwo — the vice of eating to excess
• Polish: żarłoczność — the vice of eating to excess
• Portuguese: gula — the vice of eating to excess
• Portuguese: gulodice — the vice of eating to excess
• Portuguese: gulosice — the vice of eating to excess
• Romanian: voracitate — the vice of eating to excess
• Romanian: lăcomie — the vice of eating to excess
• Russian: чревоуго́дие (črevougódije) — the vice of eating to excess
• Russian: обжо́рство (obžórstvo) — the vice of eating to excess
• Russian: прожо́рливость (prožórlivostʹ) — the vice of eating to excess
• Scottish Gaelic: craos — the vice of eating to excess
• Serbo-Croatian: proždrljivost — the vice of eating to excess
• Serbo-Croatian: prežderavanje — the vice of eating to excess
• Serbo-Croatian: neumjerenost (u jelu) — the vice of eating to excess
• Serbo-Croatian: neumerenost — the vice of eating to excess
• Serbo-Croatian: crevougodstvo — the vice of eating to excess
• Slovak: obžerstvo — the vice of eating to excess
• Slovak: nenajedenosť — the vice of eating to excess
• Slovak: nenásytnosť — the vice of eating to excess
• Slovene: požrešnost — the vice of eating to excess
• Slovene: nenasitnost — the vice of eating to excess
• Slovene: lakomnost — the vice of eating to excess
• Spanish: gula — the vice of eating to excess
• Spanish: glotonería — the vice of eating to excess
• Swahili: ulafi — the vice of eating to excess
• Swedish: frosseri — the vice of eating to excess
• Tagalog: katakawan — the vice of eating to excess
• Thai: ตะกละ (dtà-glà) — the vice of eating to excess
• Turkish: oburluk — the vice of eating to excess
• Ukrainian: обже́рливість (obžérlyvistʹ) — the vice of eating to excess
• Ukrainian: ненаже́рливість (nenažérlyvistʹ) — the vice of eating to excess
• Ukrainian: обже́рство (obžérstvo) — the vice of eating to excess
• Welsh: glythineb — the vice of eating to excess