soliloquy

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1595–1605; From Late Latin sōliloquium in the title of St. Augustine's Soliloquiorum libri duo ("Two Books of Soliloquies"), from sōlus (“only, sole”) + loquor (“to speak”).

56 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: alleenspraak — act of a character speaking to himself
• Armenian: մենախոսություն (menaxosutʻyun) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Bulgarian: монолог (monolog) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Catalan: soliloqui — act of a character speaking to himself
• Chinese Mandarin: 獨白 /独白 (dúbái) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Czech: samomluva — act of a character speaking to himself
• Danish: enetale — act of a character speaking to himself
• Finnish: yksinpuhelu — act of a character speaking to himself
• French: soliloque — act of a character speaking to himself
• German: Selbstgespräch — act of a character speaking to himself
• Greek: μονόλογος (monólogos) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Hungarian: monológ — act of a character speaking to himself
• Hungarian: magánbeszéd — act of a character speaking to himself
• Icelandic: eintal — act of a character speaking to himself
• Icelandic: einræða — act of a character speaking to himself
• Indonesian: senandika — act of a character speaking to himself
• Indonesian: solilokui — act of a character speaking to himself
• Italian: soliloquio — act of a character speaking to himself
• Japanese: 独り言 (hitorigoto) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Japanese: 独白 (dokuhaku) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Japanese: 独話 (dokuwa) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Korean: 독백 (dokbaek) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Norwegian Bokmål: enetale — act of a character speaking to himself
• Polish: solilokwium — act of a character speaking to himself
• Portuguese: solilóquio — act of a character speaking to himself
• Russian: моноло́г (monológ) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Russian: солило́квий (solilókvij) — act of a character speaking to himself
• Spanish: soliloquio — act of a character speaking to himself
• Swedish: monolog — act of a character speaking to himself
• Turkish: kendi kendine konuşma — act of a character speaking to himself
• Welsh: ymson — act of a character speaking to himself
• Catalan: soliloqui — speech or written discourse in this form
• Chinese Mandarin: 獨白 /独白 (dúbái) — speech or written discourse in this form
• Danish: enetale — speech or written discourse in this form
• Danish: monolog — speech or written discourse in this form
• Dutch: monoloog — speech or written discourse in this form
• Finnish: yksinpuhelu — speech or written discourse in this form
• French: soliloque — speech or written discourse in this form
• French: monologue — speech or written discourse in this form
• German: Selbstgespräch — speech or written discourse in this form
• German: Monolog — speech or written discourse in this form
• Greek: μονόλογος (monólogos) — speech or written discourse in this form
• Hungarian: monológ — speech or written discourse in this form
• Hungarian: belső monológ — speech or written discourse in this form
• Hungarian: magánbeszéd — speech or written discourse in this form
• Icelandic: eintal — speech or written discourse in this form
• Icelandic: einræða — speech or written discourse in this form
• Italian: soliloquio — speech or written discourse in this form
• Japanese: 独白 (dokuhaku) — speech or written discourse in this form
• Māori: kupu whaiaroaro — speech or written discourse in this form
• Norwegian Bokmål: enetale — speech or written discourse in this form
• Norwegian Bokmål: monolog — speech or written discourse in this form
• Portuguese: solilóquio — speech or written discourse in this form
• Russian: моноло́г (monológ) — speech or written discourse in this form
• Spanish: soliloquio — speech or written discourse in this form
• Swedish: monolog — speech or written discourse in this form