indolent

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• UK, US: /ˈɪn.də.lənt/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH1 N D AH0 L AH0 N T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From French indolent or directly from Late Latin indolēns, from in- (“not”) + dolēns (“hurting”), from doleo (“to hurt”). The later sense of “living easily, slothful” perhaps developed in French.

55 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: ленив (leniv) — habitually lazy
• Bulgarian: мързелив (mǎrzeliv) — habitually lazy
• Catalan: indolent — habitually lazy
• Czech: lhostejný — habitually lazy
• Czech: líný — habitually lazy
• Czech: indolentní — habitually lazy
• Czech: lenivý — habitually lazy
• Czech: zahálčivý — habitually lazy
• Dutch: werkschuw — habitually lazy
• Finnish: saamaton — habitually lazy
• Finnish: veltto — habitually lazy
• French: indolent — habitually lazy
• German: träge — habitually lazy
• German: faul — habitually lazy
• German: arbeitsscheu — habitually lazy
• Hungarian: lusta — habitually lazy
• Irish: sácráilte — habitually lazy
• Latin: piger — habitually lazy
• Norwegian: arbeidsky — habitually lazy
• Plautdietsch: ful — habitually lazy
• Polish: leniwy — habitually lazy
• Portuguese: indolente — habitually lazy
• Portuguese: vadio — habitually lazy
• Russian: лени́вый (lenívyj) — habitually lazy
• Russian: пра́здный (prázdnyj) — habitually lazy
• Russian: безде́ятельный (bezdéjatelʹnyj) — habitually lazy
• Scottish Gaelic: leisg — habitually lazy
• Spanish: indolente — habitually lazy
• Tocharian B: ālase — habitually lazy
• Turkish: uyuz — habitually lazy
• Ottoman Turkish: تنبل (tembel) — habitually lazy
• Ottoman Turkish: هایلاز (haylaz) — habitually lazy
• Finnish: veltostuttava — inducing laziness
• German: ermüdend — inducing laziness
• Portuguese: indolente — inducing laziness
• Russian: спосо́бствующий пра́здности (sposóbstvujuščij prázdnosti) — inducing laziness
• Russian: разне́живающий (raznéživajuščij) — inducing laziness
• Bulgarian: безболезнен (bezboleznen) — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Czech: nebolestivý — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Finnish: indolentti — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Finnish: kivuton — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• French: indolent — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• German: schmerzlos — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• German: indolent — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• German: schmerzfrei — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Irish: leasc — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Polish: bezbolesny — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Russian: безболе́зненный (bezboléznennyj) — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Spanish: indolente — medicine: causing little or no physical pain
• Bulgarian: бавно заздравяващ (bavno zazdravjavašt) — medicine: healing slowly
• Finnish: itsepintainen — medicine: healing slowly
• Irish: leasc — medicine: healing slowly
• Russian: ме́дленно зажива́ющий (médlenno zaživájuščij) — medicine: healing slowly
• Russian: вялотеку́щий (vjalotekúščij) — medicine: healing slowly
• Spanish: indolente — medicine: healing slowly