impiety

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From Old French impieté, from Latin impietas, from in- (“not”) + pietas (“piety”), from pius (“pious, devout”) + -tās (“-ty, -dom”). By surface analysis, impious + -ety.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: неблагочестивост (neblagočestivost) — the state of being impious
• French: impiété — the state of being impious
• German: Pietätlosigkeit — the state of being impious
• Greek: ανοσιότητα (anosiótita) — the state of being impious
• Irish: aindiagacht — the state of being impious
• Irish: éagráifeacht — the state of being impious
• Lithuanian: bedieviškumas — the state of being impious
• Spanish: impiedad — the state of being impious
• Swedish: ogudaktighet — the state of being impious
• German: Pietätlosigkeit — an impious act
• Greek: ανοσιότητα (anosiótita) — an impious act
• Ancient Greek: ἀσέβημα (asébēma) — an impious act
• Spanish: impiedad — an impious act
• Bulgarian: безбожие (bezbožie) — lack of respect for a god or something sacred
• Irish: aindiagacht — lack of respect for a god or something sacred
• Irish: éagráifeacht — lack of respect for a god or something sacred
• Russian: нечестивость (nečestivostʹ) — lack of respect for a god or something sacred
• Russian: непочтительность (nepočtitelʹnostʹ) — lack of respect for a god or something sacred
• Spanish: impiedad — lack of respect for a god or something sacred
• Swedish: hänsynslöshet — lack of respect for a god or something sacred
• Swedish: obarmhärtighet — lack of respect for a god or something sacred