lethargy

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• /ˈlɛθ.ə(ɹ).d͡ʒi/
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From Middle English litargie, from Medieval Latin litargia, from Late Latin lēthārgia, borrowed from Ancient Greek ληθᾱργῐ́ᾱ (lēthārgĭ́ā, “drowsiness”), from λήθᾱργος (lḗthārgos, “forgetful, lethargic”) + -ῐ́ᾱ (-ĭ́ā, adjectival suffix).

88 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: amti — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Armenian: թմրածություն (tʻmracutʻyun) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Armenian: անտարբերություն (antarberutʻyun) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Armenian: լեթարգիա (letʻargia) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Bulgarian: летаргия (letargija) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Catalan: letargia — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Chinese Mandarin: 暮氣 /暮气 (mùqì) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Czech: letargie — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Dutch: onverschilligheid — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Dutch: lethargie — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Esperanto: letargio — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Finnish: letargia — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Finnish: uupumus — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Finnish: saamattomuus — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• French: léthargie — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• French: nonchalance — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• French: langueur — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• German: Trägheit — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• German: Lethargie — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• German: Teilnahmslosigkeit — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• German: Interesselosigkeit — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• German: Nonchalance — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Greek: λήθαργος (líthargos) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Japanese: 無関心 (mukanshin) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Japanese: 昏睡 (konsui) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Latin: torpedo — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Macedonian: мр́твило (mŕtvilo) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Macedonian: апа́тичност (apátičnost) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Macedonian: лета́ргија (letárgija) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Māori: tīrohea — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Māori: tūpakutanga — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Portuguese: letargia — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Romanian: letargie — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Russian: апати́чность (apatíčnostʹ) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Russian: летарги́я (letargíja) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Spanish: atonía — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Spanish: letargo — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Spanish: aletargamiento — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Spanish: sopor — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Tocharian B: ālasäññe — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Turkish: letarji — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Turkish: uyuşukluk — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Turkish: uyuşuntu — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Turkish: uykuntu — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Ottoman Turkish: طالغینلق (dalgınlık) — state of extreme torpor or apathy
• Arabic: خُمُول (ḵumūl) — pathological state of fatigue
• Armenian: կեղծամահ (keġcamah) — pathological state of fatigue
• Armenian: լեթարգիա (letʻargia) — pathological state of fatigue
• Armenian: մահաքուն (mahakʻun) — pathological state of fatigue
• Bulgarian: вялост (vjalost) — pathological state of fatigue
• Bulgarian: отпуснатост (otpusnatost) — pathological state of fatigue
• Catalan: letargia — pathological state of fatigue
• Chinese Mandarin: 疲勞 /疲劳 (píláo) — pathological state of fatigue
• Czech: letargie — pathological state of fatigue
• Danish: letargi — pathological state of fatigue
• Dutch: lusteloosheid — pathological state of fatigue
• Dutch: futloosheid — pathological state of fatigue
• Dutch: slaapzucht — pathological state of fatigue
• Dutch: lethargie — pathological state of fatigue
• Esperanto: letargio — pathological state of fatigue
• Finnish: letargia — pathological state of fatigue
• French: léthargie — pathological state of fatigue
• German: Lethargie — pathological state of fatigue
• German: Trägheit — pathological state of fatigue
• German: Schlafsucht — pathological state of fatigue
• Greek: λήθαργος (líthargos) — pathological state of fatigue
• Ancient Greek: λήθαργος (lḗthargos) — pathological state of fatigue
• Indonesian: letargi — pathological state of fatigue
• Japanese: 疲労 (hirō) — pathological state of fatigue
• Latin: torpedo — pathological state of fatigue
• Latin: veternus — pathological state of fatigue
• Macedonian: исцр́пеност (iscŕpenost) — pathological state of fatigue
• Malay: kelesuan — pathological state of fatigue
• Malay: letargi — pathological state of fatigue
• Māori: tīrohea — pathological state of fatigue
• Norwegian: letargi — pathological state of fatigue
• Persian: لتارژی (letārži) — pathological state of fatigue
• Portuguese: letargia — pathological state of fatigue
• Romanian: letargie — pathological state of fatigue
• Russian: вя́лость (vjálostʹ) — pathological state of fatigue
• Russian: уста́лость (ustálostʹ) — pathological state of fatigue
• Russian: утомле́ние (utomlénije) — pathological state of fatigue
• Spanish: letargo — pathological state of fatigue
• Spanish: aletargamiento — pathological state of fatigue
• Swedish: letargi — pathological state of fatigue
• Turkish: letarji — pathological state of fatigue
• Turkish: yorgunluk — pathological state of fatigue
• Turkish: yorguntu — pathological state of fatigue