undesirable

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• /ˌʌndɪˈzaɪɹəbəl/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *né Proto-Indo-European *n̥- Proto-Germanic *un- Proto-West Germanic *un- Old English un- Middle English un- English un- English desirable English undesirable From un- + desirable.

42 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: arzuolunmaz — objectionable or not likely to please
• Bulgarian: нежела́телен (neželátelen) — objectionable or not likely to please
• Catalan: indesitjable — objectionable or not likely to please
• Chinese Mandarin: 不受歡迎的 /不受欢迎的 (bù shòu huānyíng de) — objectionable or not likely to please
• Czech: nežádoucí — objectionable or not likely to please
• Danish: uønskelig — objectionable or not likely to please
• Danish: uønsket — objectionable or not likely to please
• Dutch: ongewenst — objectionable or not likely to please
• Dutch: onwenselijk — objectionable or not likely to please
• Finnish: epämieluinen — objectionable or not likely to please
• Finnish: epämieluisa — objectionable or not likely to please
• French: indésirable — objectionable or not likely to please
• Galician: indesexábel — objectionable or not likely to please
• Georgian: არასასურველი (arasasurveli) — objectionable or not likely to please
• German: unerwünscht — objectionable or not likely to please
• Greek: ανεπιθύμητος (anepithýmitos) — objectionable or not likely to please
• Hungarian: nemkívánatos — objectionable or not likely to please
• Italian: indesiderabile — objectionable or not likely to please
• Japanese: 望ましくない (nozomashiku nai) — objectionable or not likely to please
• Japanese: 望まれない (nozomarenai) — objectionable or not likely to please
• Norwegian Bokmål: uønska — objectionable or not likely to please
• Norwegian Bokmål: uønsket — objectionable or not likely to please
• Norwegian Bokmål: uønskt — objectionable or not likely to please
• Norwegian Bokmål: uønskelig — objectionable or not likely to please
• Norwegian Nynorsk: uynskt — objectionable or not likely to please
• Norwegian Nynorsk: uønskt — objectionable or not likely to please
• Polish: niepożądany — objectionable or not likely to please
• Portuguese: indesejável — objectionable or not likely to please
• Romanian: nedorit — objectionable or not likely to please
• Russian: нежела́тельный (neželátelʹnyj) — objectionable or not likely to please
• Spanish: indeseable — objectionable or not likely to please
• Swedish: oönskad — objectionable or not likely to please
• Swedish: icke-önskvärd — objectionable or not likely to please
• Thai: ไม่พึงประสงค์ (mâi-pʉng-bprà-sǒng) — objectionable or not likely to please
• Esperanto: nedezirato — an undesirable person
• Finnish: ei-toivottu — an undesirable person
• Greek: ανεπιθύμητος (anepithýmitos) — an undesirable person
• Indonesian: pengacau — an undesirable person
• Polish: osoba niepożądana — an undesirable person
• Portuguese: indesejável — an undesirable person
• Spanish: indeseable — an undesirable person
• Thai: บุคคลไม่พึงประสงค์ (bùk-kon-mâi-pʉng-bprà-sǒng) — an undesirable person