stoic

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈstəʊ.ɪk/
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• General-American: /ˈstoʊ.ɪk/
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• South-Asia: /ˈstoːɪk/
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• rhymes with -əʊɪk
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• CMU ARPABET: S T OW1 IH0 K Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin stōicus (noun via Middle English Stoycis pl), from Ancient Greek Στωϊκός (Stōïkós), from Ποικίλη Στοά (Poikílē Stoá, “the Stoa Poikile”, literally “painted portico”), the portico in Athens where Zeno of Citium was teaching.

98 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: stoïes — of or relating to the Stoics
• Arabic: رِوَاقِيّ (riwāqiyy) — of or relating to the Stoics
• Belarusian: стаічны (staičny) — of or relating to the Stoics
• Catalan: estoic — of or relating to the Stoics
• Dutch: stoïsch — of or relating to the Stoics
• Esperanto: stoika — of or relating to the Stoics
• Finnish: stoalainen — of or relating to the Stoics
• German: stoisch — of or relating to the Stoics
• Greek: στωικός (stoïkós) — of or relating to the Stoics
• Hungarian: sztoikus — of or relating to the Stoics
• Italian: stoico — of or relating to the Stoics
• Korean: 스토아적 (seutoajeok) — of or relating to the Stoics
• Latin: stōicus — of or relating to the Stoics
• Persian: رواقی (revâqi) — of or relating to the Stoics
• Polish: stoicki — of or relating to the Stoics
• Russian: стои́ческий (stoíčeskij) — of or relating to the Stoics
• Spanish: estoico — of or relating to the Stoics
• Swedish: stoisk — of or relating to the Stoics
• Afrikaans: stoïes — not affected by pain or distress
• Arabic: جَلِد (jalid) — not affected by pain or distress
• Arabic: رَزِين (razīn) — not affected by pain or distress
• Belarusian: стаічны (staičny) — not affected by pain or distress
• Catalan: estoic — not affected by pain or distress
• Czech: stoický — not affected by pain or distress
• Dutch: stoïcijns — not affected by pain or distress
• Esperanto: stoika — not affected by pain or distress
• French: stoïque — not affected by pain or distress
• German: stoisch — not affected by pain or distress
• Greek: στωικός (stoïkós) — not affected by pain or distress
• Italian: stoico — not affected by pain or distress
• Korean: 냉철한 (naengcheolhan) — not affected by pain or distress
• Korean: 금욕적인 (geumyokjeogin) — not affected by pain or distress
• Latin: stōicus — not affected by pain or distress
• Norwegian Bokmål: stoisk — not affected by pain or distress
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stoisk — not affected by pain or distress
• Polish: stoicki — not affected by pain or distress
• Russian: стои́ческий (stoíčeskij) — not affected by pain or distress
• Spanish: estoico — not affected by pain or distress
• Swedish: stoisk — not affected by pain or distress
• Tagalog: manhid — not affected by pain or distress
• Vietnamese: khắc kỉ — not affected by pain or distress
• Afrikaans: stoïes — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Arabic: جَلِد (jalid) — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Arabic: رَزِين (razīn) — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Dutch: stoïcijns — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Esperanto: stoika — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• German: stoisch — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Greek: στωικός (stoïkós) — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Hungarian: sztoikus — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Hungarian: szenvedélymentes — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Italian: stoico — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Norwegian Bokmål: stoisk — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stoisk — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Polish: stoicki — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Russian: стои́ческий (stoíčeskij) — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Swedish: stoisk — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Tagalog: manhid — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Vietnamese: khắc kỉ — not displaying any external signs of being affected by pain
• Afrikaans: stoïsyn — proponent of a school of thought
• Arabic: رِوَاقِيّ (riwāqiyy) — proponent of a school of thought
• Belarusian: стоік (stóik) — proponent of a school of thought
• Catalan: estoic — proponent of a school of thought
• French: stoïcien — proponent of a school of thought
• German: Stoiker — proponent of a school of thought
• Greek: στωικός (stoïkós) — proponent of a school of thought
• Ancient Greek: Στωϊκός (Stōïkós) — proponent of a school of thought
• Hungarian: sztoikus — proponent of a school of thought
• Italian: stoico — proponent of a school of thought
• Italian: stoica — proponent of a school of thought
• Korean: 스토아 (seutoa) — proponent of a school of thought
• Latin: stōicus — proponent of a school of thought
• Persian: رواقی (revâqi) — proponent of a school of thought
• Polish: stoik — proponent of a school of thought
• Portuguese: estoico — proponent of a school of thought
• Russian: сто́ик (stóik) — proponent of a school of thought
• Spanish: estoico — proponent of a school of thought
• Swedish: stoiker — proponent of a school of thought
• Ukrainian: сто́їк (stójik) — proponent of a school of thought
• Afrikaans: stoïsyn — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Belarusian: стоік (stóik) — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Catalan: estoic — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Catalan: estoica — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Finnish: stoalainen — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• French: stoïque — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• German: Stoiker — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Greek: στωικός (stoïkós) — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Hungarian: sztoikus — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Korean: 냉철 (naengcheol) — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Māori: whakarongo uka — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Polish: stoik — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Russian: сто́ик (stóik) — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Spanish: estoico — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Spanish: estoica — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Swedish: stoiker — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Tagalog: manhid — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Turkish: stoacı — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Ukrainian: сто́їк (stójik) — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain
• Vietnamese: khắc kỉ — a person indifferent to pleasure or pain