insipid

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• UK, US: /ɪnˈsɪp.ɪd/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 N S IH1 P AH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *né Proto-Indo-European *n̥- Proto-Italic *n̥- Latin in- Proto-Indo-European *sep- Proto-Italic *sapjō Latin sapiō Proto-Indo-European *dheh1-der. Proto-Italic *-iðos Latin -idus Latin sapidus Latin īnsipiduslbor. French insipidebor. English insipid From French insipide, from Latin īnsipidus (“tasteless”), from in- (“not”) + sapidus (“savory”). In some senses, perhaps influenced by insipient (“unwise, foolish, stupid”).

88 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: անհամ (anham) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Bulgarian: безвкусен (bezvkusen) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Bulgarian: блудкав (bludkav) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Catalan: insípid — unappetizingly flavorless
• Czech: mdlý — unappetizingly flavorless
• Danish: smagløs — unappetizingly flavorless
• Dutch: flauw — unappetizingly flavorless
• Dutch: smaakloos — unappetizingly flavorless
• Dutch: smakeloos — unappetizingly flavorless
• Finnish: mauton — unappetizingly flavorless
• Finnish: lattea — unappetizingly flavorless
• French: insipide — unappetizingly flavorless
• German: fade — unappetizingly flavorless
• German: lasch — unappetizingly flavorless
• German: abgestanden — unappetizingly flavorless
• Greek: άνοστος (ánostos) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Greek: άγευστος (ágefstos) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Ancient Greek: ἄγευστος (ágeustos) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Irish: leamh — unappetizingly flavorless
• Latin: insulsus — unappetizingly flavorless
• Manx: neuvlaystal — unappetizingly flavorless
• Māori: hākore — unappetizingly flavorless
• Māori: makiha — unappetizingly flavorless
• Māori: mākihakiha — unappetizingly flavorless
• Māori: kōwhau — unappetizingly flavorless
• Norwegian: flau — unappetizingly flavorless
• Norwegian: smakløs — unappetizingly flavorless
• Occitan: insipid — unappetizingly flavorless
• Old English: ǣmelle — unappetizingly flavorless
• Persian: ویشیل (višil) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Persian: بیمزه (bi-maze) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Plautdietsch: schmaklooss — unappetizingly flavorless
• Plautdietsch: fleiw — unappetizingly flavorless
• Polish: mdły — unappetizingly flavorless
• Portuguese: insípido — unappetizingly flavorless
• Romanian: fără gust — unappetizingly flavorless
• Romanian: insipid — unappetizingly flavorless
• Romanian: fad — unappetizingly flavorless
• Romanian: searbăd — unappetizingly flavorless
• Russian: безвку́сный (bezvkúsnyj) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Russian: пре́сный (présnyj) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Scottish Gaelic: ana-blasta — unappetizingly flavorless
• Slovak: mdlý — unappetizingly flavorless
• Spanish: insípido — unappetizingly flavorless
• Swedish: smaklös — unappetizingly flavorless
• Swedish: fadd — unappetizingly flavorless
• Tagalog: mayapa — unappetizingly flavorless
• Thai: จืด (jʉ̀ʉt) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Ottoman Turkish: طاتسز (tatsız) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Ottoman Turkish: لذتسز (lezzetsiz) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Ottoman Turkish: یاوان (yavan) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Ukrainian: несмачний (nesmačnyj) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Ukrainian: прісний (prisnyj) — unappetizingly flavorless
• Armenian: անհամ (anham) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Bulgarian: безинтересен (bezinteresen) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Catalan: insípid — flat; lacking character or definition
• Dutch: karakterloos — flat; lacking character or definition
• Finnish: mauton — flat; lacking character or definition
• Finnish: lattea — flat; lacking character or definition
• Finnish: valju — flat; lacking character or definition
• Finnish: mielenkiinnoton — flat; lacking character or definition
• French: insipide — flat; lacking character or definition
• German: charakterlos — flat; lacking character or definition
• German: geschmacklos — flat; lacking character or definition
• German: stumpfsinnig — flat; lacking character or definition
• German: geistlos — flat; lacking character or definition
• Greek: ανούσιος (anoúsios) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Greek: άνοστος (ánostos) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Ancient Greek: πλαδαρός (pladarós) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Latin: frigidus — flat; lacking character or definition
• Polish: bezbarwny — flat; lacking character or definition
• Polish: nudny — flat; lacking character or definition
• Portuguese: insípido — flat; lacking character or definition
• Romanian: fără caracter — flat; lacking character or definition
• Romanian: insipid — flat; lacking character or definition
• Romanian: anost — flat; lacking character or definition
• Russian: ску́чный (skúčnyj) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Russian: неинтере́сный (neinterésnyj) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Russian: пло́ский (plóskij) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Scottish Gaelic: ana-blasta — flat; lacking character or definition
• Spanish: insulso — flat; lacking character or definition
• Spanish: soso — flat; lacking character or definition
• Thai: จืด (jʉ̀ʉt) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Ukrainian: нудний (nudnyj) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Ukrainian: нецікавий (necikavyj) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Ukrainian: без смаку (bez smaku) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Ukrainian: плоский (ploskyj) — flat; lacking character or definition
• Ukrainian: прі́сний (prísnyj) — flat; lacking character or definition