immortality

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From Middle English immortalitee, immortalite, from Old French immortalité, from Latin immortālitās. Morphologically immortal + -ity.

61 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: خُلُود (ḵulūd) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Armenian: անմահություն (anmahutʻyun) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Asturian: inmortalidá — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Azerbaijani: ölməzlik — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Azerbaijani: ölümsüzlük — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Belarusian: бессмяро́тнаць (bjessmjarótnacʹ) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Bulgarian: безсмъ́ртие (bezsmǎ́rtie) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Catalan: immortalitat — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Chichewa: chamuyaya — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Chinese Mandarin: 不朽 (bùxiǔ) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Chinese Mandarin: 永生 (yǒngshēng) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Ngazidja Comorian: uhayati wa ɗaima — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Czech: nesmrtelnost — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Danish: udødelighed — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Dutch: onsterfelijkheid — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Esperanto: senmorteco — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Estonian: surematus — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Finnish: kuolemattomuus — condition of not being susceptible to death
• French: immortalité — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Galician: inmortalidade — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Georgian: უკვდავება (uḳvdaveba) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• German: Unsterblichkeit — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Gothic: 𐌿𐌽𐌳𐌹𐍅𐌰𐌽𐌴𐌹 (undiwanei) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Greek: αθανασία (athanasía) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Ancient Greek: ἀθανασία (athanasía) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Hebrew: אלמות (almavet) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Hebrew: אלמלא (ilmalei) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Hebrew: אלמלי (ilmalei) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Hindi: चिरस्थायित्व (cirasthāyitva) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Hungarian: halhatatlanság — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Icelandic: ódauðleiki — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Italian: immortalità — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Japanese: 不老不死 (furōfushi) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Japanese: 不朽 (fukyū) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Japanese: 不死 (fushi) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Japanese: 永生 (eisei) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Korean: 불사신 (bulsasin) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Kyrgyz: өлбөстүк (ölböstük) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Kyrgyz: өлүмсүздүк (ölümsüzdük) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Latin: immortālitās — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Latvian: nemirstība — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Macedonian: бесмртност (besmrtnost) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Norwegian Bokmål: udødelighet — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Old English: undēadlīcnes — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Persian: نامیرایی (nāmīrāyī) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Polish: nieśmiertelność — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Portuguese: imortalidade — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Romanian: imortalitate — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Russian: бессме́ртие (bessmértije) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Russian: бессме́ртность (bessmértnostʹ) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Serbo-Croatian: бѐсмртно̄ст — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Serbo-Croatian: bèsmrtnōst — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Slovak: nesmrteľnosť — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Slovene: nesmrtnost — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Spanish: inmortalidad — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Swahili: hali ya kutokufa — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Swedish: odödlighet — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Tagalog: kawalang-kamatayan — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Thai: อมตภาพ (à-má-dtà-pâap) — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Turkish: ölümsüzlük — condition of not being susceptible to death
• Ukrainian: безсме́ртя (bezsmértja) — condition of not being susceptible to death