mortality

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From Old French mortalite, from Latin mortālitās, from mortālis (“relating to death”), from mors (“death”); equivalent to mortal + -ity.

80 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Asturian: mortalidá — condition of being susceptible to death
• Bulgarian: смъртоносност (smǎrtonosnost) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Catalan: mortalitat — condition of being susceptible to death
• Chinese Mandarin: 必死 (bìsǐ) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Czech: smrtelnost — condition of being susceptible to death
• Danish: dødelighed — condition of being susceptible to death
• Dutch: sterfelijkheid — condition of being susceptible to death
• Dutch: mortaliteit — condition of being susceptible to death
• Esperanto: morteco — condition of being susceptible to death
• Finnish: kuolevaisuus — condition of being susceptible to death
• French: mortalité — condition of being susceptible to death
• French: condition mortelle — condition of being susceptible to death
• Galician: mortalidade — condition of being susceptible to death
• Georgian: სასიკვდილოობა (sasiḳvdilooba) — condition of being susceptible to death
• German: Sterblichkeit — condition of being susceptible to death
• Greek: θνησιμότητα (thnisimótita) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Ancient Greek: θνητότης (thnētótēs) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Hebrew: תְּמוּתָה (tmutá) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Hungarian: halandóság — condition of being susceptible to death
• Indonesian: mortalitas — condition of being susceptible to death
• Irish: básmhaireacht — condition of being susceptible to death
• Italian: mortalità — condition of being susceptible to death
• Japanese: 必滅 (hitsumetsu) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Korean: 사망 (samang) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Kyrgyz: өлүмдүүлүк (ölümdüülük) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Lao: ອັດຕາການຕາຍ (ʼat tā kān tāi) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Luxembourgish: Stierflechkeet — condition of being susceptible to death
• Malay: mortaliti — condition of being susceptible to death
• Norman: mortalité — condition of being susceptible to death
• Norwegian Bokmål: dødelighet — condition of being susceptible to death
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dødelegheit — condition of being susceptible to death
• Norwegian Nynorsk: døyelegheit — condition of being susceptible to death
• Old English: dēadlīcnes — condition of being susceptible to death
• Polish: śmiertelność — condition of being susceptible to death
• Portuguese: mortalidade — condition of being susceptible to death
• Russian: сме́ртность (smértnostʹ) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Serbo-Croatian: smrtnost — condition of being susceptible to death
• Spanish: mortalidad — condition of being susceptible to death
• Swedish: dödlighet — condition of being susceptible to death
• Turkish: ölümlülük — condition of being susceptible to death
• Ukrainian: сме́ртність (smértnistʹ) — condition of being susceptible to death
• Volapük: deadöf — condition of being susceptible to death
• Asturian: mortalidá — death rate
• Belarusian: смяро́тнасць (smjarótnascʹ) — death rate
• Bulgarian: смъртност (smǎrtnost) — death rate
• Catalan: mortalitat — death rate
• Chinese Mandarin: 死亡率 (sǐwánglǜ) — death rate
• Czech: mortalita — death rate
• Danish: dødelighed — death rate
• Finnish: kuolleisuus — death rate
• French: mortalité — death rate
• French: taux de mortalité — death rate
• Galician: mortalidade — death rate
• Georgian: სიკვდილიანობა (siḳvdilianoba) — death rate
• German: Sterblichkeit — death rate
• German: Mortalität — death rate
• German: Sterbeziffer — death rate
• German: Mortalitätsziffer — death rate
• Hebrew: תְּמוּתָה (tmutá) — death rate
• Hungarian: halandóság — death rate
• Hungarian: halálozási ráta — death rate
• Hungarian: halálozás — death rate
• Indonesian: mortalitas — death rate
• Italian: mortalità — death rate
• Japanese: 死亡率 (shibōritsu) — death rate
• Korean: 사망률 (samangnyul) — death rate
• Luxembourgish: Mortalitéit — death rate
• Luxembourgish: Stierflechkeet — death rate
• Norwegian Bokmål: dødelighet — death rate
• Norwegian Bokmål: dødsrate — death rate
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dødelegheit — death rate
• Norwegian Nynorsk: døyelegheit — death rate
• Norwegian Nynorsk: dødsrate — death rate
• Polish: śmiertelność — death rate
• Polish: umieralność — death rate
• Portuguese: mortalidade — death rate
• Russian: сме́ртность (smértnostʹ) — death rate
• Spanish: mortalidad — death rate
• Swedish: dödlighet — death rate
• Ukrainian: сме́ртність (smértnistʹ) — death rate