stability

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From Middle English stabletee, stabilite, from Old French stabilité, from Latin root of stabilitas (“firmness, steadfastness”), from stabilis (“steadfast, firm”). Displaced native Old English staþolfæstnes.

76 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: stabiliteit — condition of being stable
• Arabic: اِسْتِقْرَار (istiqrār) — condition of being stable
• Armenian: կայունություն (kayunutʻyun) — condition of being stable
• Asturian: estabilidá — condition of being stable
• Azerbaijani: sabitlik — condition of being stable
• Azerbaijani: dayanıqlılıq — condition of being stable
• Belarusian: стабі́льнасць (stabílʹnascʹ) — condition of being stable
• Bulgarian: стабилност (stabilnost) — condition of being stable
• Bulgarian: устойчивост (ustojčivost) — condition of being stable
• Catalan: estabilitat — condition of being stable
• Chinese Mandarin: 穩定性 /稳定性 (wěndìngxìng) — condition of being stable
• Chinese Mandarin: 穩定 /稳定 (wěndìng) — condition of being stable
• Czech: stabilita — condition of being stable
• Dutch: stabiliteit — condition of being stable
• Esperanto: stabileco — condition of being stable
• Estonian: stabiilsus — condition of being stable
• Finnish: vakaus — condition of being stable
• French: stabilité — condition of being stable
• Galician: estabilidade — condition of being stable
• German: Stabilität — condition of being stable
• Greek: ευστάθεια (efstátheia) — condition of being stable
• Greek: σταθερότητα (statherótita) — condition of being stable
• Hebrew: יציבות (yatsivút) — condition of being stable
• Hindi: स्थिरता (sthirtā) — condition of being stable
• Hungarian: stabilitás — condition of being stable
• Icelandic: stöðugleiki — condition of being stable
• Indonesian: stabilitas — condition of being stable
• Indonesian: kestabilan — condition of being stable
• Interlingua: stabilitate — condition of being stable
• Irish: diongbháilteacht — condition of being stable
• Irish: diongbháil — condition of being stable
• Italian: stabilità — condition of being stable
• Japanese: 安定性 (anteisei) — condition of being stable
• Japanese: 安定 (antei) — condition of being stable
• Japanese: スタビリティー (sutabiritī) — condition of being stable
• Latin: firmitās — condition of being stable
• Latin: firmitūdō — condition of being stable
• Latin: stabilitās — condition of being stable
• Malay: kestabilan — condition of being stable
• Manchu: ᠠᡴᡩᡠᠨ (akdun) — condition of being stable
• Māori: pūmautanga — condition of being stable
• Mongolian: бат бөх байдал (bat böx bajdal) — condition of being stable
• Mongolian: тогтвортой байдал (togtvortoj bajdal) — condition of being stable
• Norwegian Bokmål: stabilitet — condition of being stable
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stabilitet — condition of being stable
• Old English: staþolfæstnes — condition of being stable
• Polish: stabilność — condition of being stable
• Portuguese: estabilidade — condition of being stable
• Romanian: stabilitate — condition of being stable
• Russian: стаби́льность (stabílʹnostʹ) — condition of being stable
• Russian: усто́йчивость (ustójčivostʹ) — condition of being stable
• Spanish: estabilidad — condition of being stable
• Swedish: stabilitet — condition of being stable
• Tagalog: pagkamatatag — condition of being stable
• Turkish: stabilite — condition of being stable
• Ottoman Turkish: دنك (denk) — condition of being stable
• Ottoman Turkish: موازنه (muvâzene) — condition of being stable
• Ottoman Turkish: اعتدال (i’tidâl) — condition of being stable
• Ukrainian: стабі́льність (stabílʹnistʹ) — condition of being stable
• Afrikaans: stabiliteit — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Bulgarian: стабилност (stabilnost) — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Finnish: vakaus — tendency to recover from perturbations
• French: stabilité — tendency to recover from perturbations
• German: Stabilität — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Hebrew: יציבות (yatsivút) — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Hindi: स्थिरता (sthirtā) — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Interlingua: stabilitate — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Italian: stabilità — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Latin: firmitas — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Latin: firmitudo — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Latin: stabilitas — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Malay: kestabilan — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Portuguese: estabilidade — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Romanian: stabilitate — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Spanish: estabilidad — tendency to recover from perturbations
• Turkish: direnç — tendency to recover from perturbations