mental Asturian - Greek

1.

• Englishdrives or mental energies related or based on sexual instincts but not necessarily sexual in and of themselves.

• Armenianլիբիդո

• Chinese

• Dutchlibido

• Finnishlibido, elämänvoima

• Frenchlibido

• GermanLibido

• Hebre לִיבִּידוֹ

• Indonesianlibido

• Irishlibídeo

• Japaneseリビドー

• Korean리비도

• Polishlibido

• Portugueselibido

• Russianлиби́до

• Spanishlibido

• Turkishlibido

2.

• Englisha vivid mental image of a past trauma, especially one that recurs

• Finnishmuistikuva

• GermanFlashback

• Persianفلاشبک

• Russianвоспомина́ние

3.

• Englisha person with mental retardation

• Afrikaansvertraagde, vertraagdes, mongool, mongole

• Finnishhenkisesti jälkeenjäänyt, jälkeenjäänyt

• Frenchretardé

• Greekκαθυστερημένος, βλαμμένος

• Italianritardato mentale

• Russianдеби́л

• Yiddishתּם

4.

• Englishthe doctrine that all matter has a mental aspect

• Azeripanpsixiz

• Bulgarianпанпсихизъм

• Catalanpanpsiquisme

• Chinese

• Dutchpanpsychisme

• Estonianpanpsühhis

• Finnishpanpsykismi

• Frenchpanpsychisme

• GermanPanpsychismus

• Greekπαμψυχισμός

• Hungarianpánpszichizmus

• Indonesianpanpsikisme

• Italianpanpsichismo

• Japanese汎心論

• Latvianpanpsihisms

• Polishpanpsychizm

• Portuguesepanpsiquismo

• Russianпанпсихи́зм

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakpanpsychizmus

• Spanishpampsiquismo

• Swedishpanpsykis

• Ukrainianпанпсихізм

5.

• Englishdisadvantage, in particular physical or mental disadvantages of people

• Dutchhandicap

• Finnishvamma

• Frenchhandicap

• GermanBehinderung

• Icelandicfötlun

• Japanese障害ハンデ

• Korean장애

• Latinimpedimentum

• Maorihauātanga

• Polishupośledzenie

• Portuguesedeficiência

• Russianнедоста́ток

• Spanishminusvalía

• Turkishengel, özür

6.

• Englishexhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind

• Arabicمَجْنُون

• Chinese

• Czechšílený

• Danishsindssyg

• Dutchgestoord, waanzinnig

• Finnishmielenvikainen, hullu

• Frenchdérangé, délirant, fou, dément

• Germanwahnsinnig, verrückt, geisteskrank

• Greekπαράφρων

• Hindiपागल

• Hungarianőrült, elmebeteg, bolond

• Indonesiansinting, edan, gila

• Italianinsano, pazzo, folle

• Japanese気が狂った頭がおかしい

• Javanesekentir, pekok, edan

• Latindēmēns, īnsānus

• Latvianārprātīgs, traks, vājprātīgs

• Pashtoلېونی

• Persianمجنون

• Polishszalony

• Portugueseinsano, doido, louco, débil mental

• Romaniannebunalienat mintal

• Russianдушевнобольно́йсумасше́дший

• Spanishenfermo mental

• Swedishvansinnig, galen, sinnessjuk

• Tagalogbaliw

• Urduپاگل

• Vietnameseđiên, cuồng

7.

• Englishmental state

• Arabicمَزَاج

• Armenianտրամադրություն

• Asturianhumor

• Bashkirкәйеф

• Bulgarianнастроение

• Catalanhumor

• Chinese

• Czechnálada

• Dutchhumeurgemoedstoestand

• Finnishmieli, tuuli, pää

• Frenchhumeur

• Galicianhumor

• Georgianგანწყობა, განწყობილება, გუნება, ხასიათი

• GermanGemütLaune

• Greekδιάθεση

• Hebre מצב רוח

• Hindiस्वभाव

• Hungarianhangulat

• Icelandicskap

• Italianumore

• Japanese気分気持ちムード

• Korean기분

• Latvianoma

• Lithuaniannuotaika

• Macedonianрасположениенастроение

• Maoripiropiro qualifier

• Norwegianhumør

• Persianحالمود

• Polishnastrój

• Portuguesehumor

• Russianнастрое́ниенастро́й

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishhumor

• Swedishstämningsinnestillstånd

• Thaiอารมณ์ดี

• Vietnamesetâm trạng, tính khí

• Volapükvi

8.

• Englishmental, chemical, or physical process

• Catalanmecanisme

• Chinese

• Frenchmécanisme

• Greekμηχανισμός

• Italianmeccanismo

• Japanese機構

• Latvianmehānisms

• Portuguesemecanismo

• Romanianmecanism

• Spanishmecanismo

• Swedishmekanism

9.

• EnglishA game in which the outcome depends mainly on the physical and mental skills of the players

• Catalanjoc d'habilitat

• Finnishtaitopeli

10.

• Englishdisorder

• Azerianoreksiya, nevrotik anoreksiya

• Basqueanorexia urduri

• Bulgarianaнорексия нервоза

• Catalananorèxia nerviosa

• Chinese

• Czechanorexie, mentální anorexie

• Danishanoreksi

• Dutchanorexia nervosa

• Estoniananoreksia

• Finnishanoreksia, laihuushäiriö

• Frenchanorexie mentale

• Galiciananorexia

• Georgianნერვული ანორექსია

• Germananorexia nervosa, anorexia mentalis, magersucht

• Greekνευρογενής ανορεξία

• Hebre אנורקסיה נרבוזה

• Hindiएनोरेक्सिया नर्वोज़ा, क्षुधा अभाव

• Hungariananorexia, anorexia nervosa

• Icelandiclystarstol, anorexía

• Irishanoireicse néarógach

• Italiananoressia

• Japanese拒食症

• Korean신경성 식욕부진증

• Latviananoreksija

• Lithuaniananoreksija, nervinė anoreksija

• Norwegiananoreksi

• Persianبی‌اشتهایی عصبی

• Polishanoreksja, jadłowstręt psychiczny

• Portugueseanorexia nervosa

• Romaniananorexie nervoasă

• Russianаноре́ксия

• Scottish gaelicfuath-bìdh

• Serbo-Croatiananoreksija

• Slovakanorexia, mentálna anorexia

• Spanishanorexiaanorexia mental

• Swedishanorexi

• Turkishanoreksiya nervoza

• Ukrainianaноре́ксія

• Welshanorecsia nerfosa

11.

• Englishpsychological state

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Finnishmielentila

• Frenchétat d’esprit

• GermanGeisteszustand

• Hindineeded

• Japanese心境精神状態

• Portugueseestado mental

• Russianдушевныйсостоя́ние душаумонастрое́ние

• Scottish gaeliccor-inntinn

• Spanishestado mental

12.

• Englishexperienced by a person mentally

13.

• Englishmental image

• Czechvize

• Dutchzichtvisie

• Esperantovido

• Estonianettekujutus

• Finnishkuva, käsitys

• Frenchvision

• Hungarianrálátás

• Italianvisione

• Norwegiansyn

• Portuguesevisão

• Serbo-Croatianpogled

• Spanishvisión

• Swahilimaoni

14.

• Englishattempt to solve a problem using human imagination

• Czechmyšlenkový experiment

• Finnishajatuskoe

• GermanGedankenexperiment

• Italianesperimento mentale

• Japanese思考実験

• Romanianexperiment mintalexperiment intelectic

• Spanishexperimento mental

15.

• Englishmental strain

• Armenianճնշում

• Bashkirбаҫым

• Belarusianна́ціск

• Chinese

• Czechtlak

• Finnishpaine, stressi

• GermanDruck

• Greekπίεση

• Italianpressione

• Macedonianпритисокпресија

• Polishnacisk

• Portuguesepressão

• Russianдавле́ние

• Scottish gaelicèiginn

• Spanishpresión

• Teluguఒత్తిడి

16.

• Englishmental depression

• Bulgarianдепресия

• Finnishmasennus

• Russianдепре́ссия

17.

• Englishmental error

• Finnishmoka

18.

• Englishany of the various diseases affecting the mind

• Chinese

• Estonianpsüühikahäire

• Finnishmielisairaus, mielenterveyden häiriö

• Icelandicgeðsjúkdómur

• Russianneeded

• Spanishenfermedad mental

• Tagalogisipning balatian

19.

• Englishto commit to mental hospital

• Norwegiantvangsinnlegge

20.

• Englishto construct by mental labor, to think up

• Bulgarianсъчинявам, творя

• Czechqualifiercs

• Dutchqualifiernl

• Estonianlooma

• Finnishluoda, qualifierfi

• Frenchcomposer

• Germanabfassen, verfassen, komponieren

• Greekσυνθέτω

• Hebre חיברהלחין

• Irishcu

• Portuguesecompor

• Russianсочиня́тьписа́ть

• Vietnamesesoạn thảo, biên soạn, soạn

21.

• Englishfiguratively: mental relish, intellectual taste

• Finnishmaku

• Russianвкус

22.

• Englishperson with severely reduced mental capacities due to brain damage

• Chinese

• Dutchplant

• Finnishvihannes

• Greekφυτό

• Portuguesevegetal

• Romanianlegumă

• Russianо́вощ

• Spanishvegetal

• Swedishgrönsak

• Thaiเป็นผัก

23.

• Englishextraordinary mental capacity

• Armenianհանճար

• Bulgarianгениалност

• Catalangeni

• Chinese

• Danishgeni

• Dutchgenialiteit

• Estoniangeniaalsus

• Finnishnerokkuus

• Galicianxenio

• GermanGenialität

• Greekμεγαλοφυία

• Hungarianzsenialitás

• Irishardéirim

• Latvianapdāvinātība

• Macedonianгенијалностгениј

• Polishgeniusz

• Portuguesegenialidade

• Romaniangenialitate

• Russianгениа́льность

• Slovenegenialnost

• Spanishgenio

• Vietnamesethiên tài (

• Welshathrylithdawn arbennig

24.

• English(transitive) to form a mental image of something

• Arabicتَخَيَّلَ

• Belarusianуяўля́цьуяві́ць

• Catalanimaginar

• Chinese

• Czechpředstavit si

• Danishforestille sig

• Dutchcheckinbeeldenvoorstellen

• Esperantoimagi

• Finnishkuvitella

• Frenchimaginer

• Georgianneeded

• Germansich vorstellen, vorstellen, einbilden

• Greekφαντάζομαι

• Hebre לתאר

• Hungarianképzel, elképzel

• Italianimmaginarsi, figurarsi

• Japanese想像

• Latinopinor

• Macedonianзамислува

• Maoripohewa

• Mirandeseeimaginar

• Portugueseimaginar

• Romanianimagina, închipui

• Russianпредставля́тьвообража́ть

• Spanishimaginar

• Swedishföreställa sig

25.

• Englishmental asylu

• Arabicلُجُوء

• Bulgarianлудница

• Dutchpsychiatrische instelling

• Finnishmielisairaala

• Frenchasile psychiatrique

• Germanpsychiatrische Anstalt

• Hungarianelmegyógyintézet

• Irishgealtlann

• Italianmanicomio

• Maltesemanikomju

• Portuguesemanicómiomanicômiohospício qualifier

• Romanianazil

• Russianпсихиатри́ческая больни́цапсиху́шкадурдо́м

• Spanishmanicomio

26.

• Englishdisorder

• Azerianoreksiya, nevrotik anoreksiya

• Basqueanorexia urduri

• Bulgarianaнорексия нервоза

• Catalananorèxia nerviosa

• Chinese

• Czechanorexie, mentální anorexie

• Danishanoreksi

• Dutchanorexia nervosa

• Estoniananoreksia

• Finnishanoreksia, laihuushäiriö

• Frenchanorexie mentale

• Galiciananorexia

• Georgianნერვული ანორექსია

• Germananorexia nervosa, anorexia mentalis, magersucht

• Greekνευρογενής ανορεξία

• Hebre אנורקסיה נרבוזה

• Hindiएनोरेक्सिया नर्वोज़ा, क्षुधा अभाव

• Hungariananorexia, anorexia nervosa

• Icelandiclystarstol, anorexía

• Irishanoireicse néarógach

• Italiananoressia

• Japanese拒食症

• Korean신경성 식욕부진증

• Latviananoreksija

• Lithuaniananoreksija, nervinė anoreksija

• Norwegiananoreksi

• Persianبی‌اشتهایی عصبی

• Polishanoreksja, jadłowstręt psychiczny

• Portugueseanorexia nervosa

• Romaniananorexie nervoasă

• Russianаноре́ксия

• Scottish gaelicfuath-bìdh

• Serbo-Croatiananoreksija

• Slovakanorexia, mentálna anorexia

• Spanishanorexiaanorexia mental

• Swedishanorexi

• Turkishanoreksiya nervoza

• Ukrainianaноре́ксія

• Welshanorecsia nerfosa

27.

• Englishmental perception

• Chinese

• Finnishapperseptio

• Polishneeded

• Portugueseapercepção

• Russianneeded

• 
  

• Englishmental assimilation of new experience

• Chinese

• Finnishapperseptio

• Polishneeded

• Portugueseapreensão

• Russianneeded

28.

• Englishmentally healthy

• Arabicعَاقِل

• Chinese

• Esperantoprudenta

• Finnishterve,

• Frenchsain

• Indonesianwaras

• Italiansano (di mente)

• Norwegiantilregnelig, fornuftig

• Portuguesesão

• Romaniansănătos

• Russianв своём уме́, в здра́вом уме́, вменя́емый

• Spanishcuerdo

• Swahilirazini

• Yiddishקלאָר

29.

• Englishrelating to the mind

• Arabicعَقْلِيّ

• Asturianmental

• Catalanmental

• Chinese

• Czechduševní

• Dutchgeestelijk, mentaal

• Finnishhenkinen, mentaalinen, psyykkinen

• Frenchmental

• Galicianmental

• Georgianგონებრივი, მენტალური

• Germangeistig, mental, psychisch, seelisch

• Greekδιανοητικόςνοητικός

• Haitian Creolemantal

• Italianmentale

• Japanese心精神的

• Korean정신의

• Occitanmental

• Polishpsychiczny, umysłowy

• Portuguesemental

• Romanianmintal, mental

• Russianу́мственный

• Spanishmental

• Swedishsjälslig, psykisk

• Tagalogisipnin

• Volapüktikälik

• 
  

• Englishrelating to the chin

• Greekπωγωνικός

• Italianmentale, mentoniero, genieno

• Volapükcünik

30.

• Englishmental disorder based on the delusion of a romantic relationship

• Frenchérotomanie

• Greekερωτομανία

• Italianerotomanie

31.

• English(transitive) to form a mental image of something

• Arabicتَخَيَّلَ

• Belarusianуяўля́цьуяві́ць

• Catalanimaginar

• Chinese

• Czechpředstavit si

• Danishforestille sig

• Dutchcheckinbeeldenvoorstellen

• Esperantoimagi

• Finnishkuvitella

• Frenchimaginer

• Georgianneeded

• Germansich vorstellen, vorstellen, einbilden

• Greekφαντάζομαι

• Hebre לתאר

• Hungarianképzel, elképzel

• Italianimmaginarsi, figurarsi

• Japanese想像

• Latinopinor

• Macedonianзамислува

• Maoripohewa

• Mirandeseeimaginar

• Portugueseimaginar

• Romanianimagina, închipui

• Russianпредставля́тьвообража́ть

• Spanishimaginar

• Swedishföreställa sig

32.

• EnglishThe quality of having extraordinary mental capacity

• Bulgarianинтелигентност

• Czechgenialita

• Finnishetevyys, lahjakkuus, nerokkuus

• Manxard-aghtallys

• Romaniangenialitateinteligență genială

• Spanishbrillantez

33.

• Englishmental or moral deviation

• Finnishpahe, kieroutuneisuus

• Portugueseobliquidade

• Russianпросту́покоши́бка

34.

• Englishofficial consignment sending a person to prison or a mental health institution

• Finnishtuomio, vankilatuomio

• 
  

• Englishact of being locked away

• Finnishvangitseminen qualifier

• GermanEinweisung

• Norwegian

• Russianзаключе́ние

• (2,3,5,6)

• Persiancheckپایبندی

35.

• Englishto throw into a state of mental disarray

• Finnishsekoittaa, panna sekaisin

• Russianсбить с толку

36.

• Englishmental or emotional strength

• Bulgarianтвърдостсила на духа

• Dutchtaaiheidvolharding

• Finnishmielenlujuus, lujuus, luonteenlujuus

• Frenchfortitude

• Germanlinnere Standhaftigkeit

• Greekσθένοςγενναιότητα

• Khmerចិត្ដអត់ធ្មត់

• Maorimanawaroa, niwha, koromaki

• Russianси́ла духа

• Swedishtapperhet

• Turkishmetanet, sebat

37.

• Englishability, skill, or power

• Bulgarianспособностумение

• Finnishvoima, kyky, taito

• GermanVermögenBegabung

• Macedonianспособноствештина

• Maoriparapara

• Norwegian

• Polishzdolność

• Portuguesefaculdade

• Romanianputințăcapacitate

• Russianспосо́бностьдар

• Scottish gaelicceudfath

• Spanishfacultad

• Swedishfärdighet

• Turkishyeti

• Ukrainianдар

38.

• Englishmental image

• Czechpřízrakhrozba

• Greekσκιά

• Swedishspöke

39.

• Englishrelating to mental functions

• Arabicإدراكية.

• Chinesezh-ts认知

• Czechkognitivní

• Danishkognitiv

• Dutchcognitie

• Finnishkognitiivinen

• Frenchcogniti

• Germankognitiv

• Greekγνωσιακός

• Hungariankognitív

• Italiancognitivo

• Malaykognisi, kogniti

• Persianشناختی

• Polishpoznawczy

• Portuguesecognitivo

• Romaniancognitiv

• Russianкогнити́вный

• Serbo-Croatiankognitivni

• Spanishcognitivo

40.

• Englishevoking strong mental sensation

• Danishneeded

• Dutchschrijnend

• Finnish(evoking sharp mental pain') kipeä, arka, qualifier

• Germanergreifend, packend, eindringlich, anrührend, rührend, erschütternd,

• Greekσπαραχτικός

• Italianemozionante, toccante, intenso

• Japanese痛烈な

• Maoriwhakaaroha

• Polishwzruszający

• Portuguesepungente, emocionante, comovente

• Scottish gaelictiamhaidh

• Spanishconmovedor

41.

• Englishin a mental manner

• Armenianմտովի

• Catalanmentalment

• Chinese

• Finnishhenkisesti

• Frenchmentalement

• Galicianmentalmente

• Germangeistig, psychisch, mental

• Italianmentalmente

• Japanese精神的

• Occitanmentalament

• Polishumysłowo, psychicznie

• Portuguesementalmente

• Romanianmintal

• Russianу́мственно, мы́сленно

• Spanishmentalmente

• Welshmeddyliol

42.

• Englishto impair the physical or mental abilities o

• Afrikaansneeded

• Estoniansandistama

• Finnishvammauttaa, halvaannuttaa

• Germanbehindern

• Maoriwhakahauā

• Norwegianfunksjonshemme, gjøre funksjonshemmet

• Portuguesealeijar, incapacitar

• Russianкале́чить

• Spanishincapacitar, discapacitar, mutilar

43.

• Englishmental disorder

• Galicianvigorexia

• Italianvigoressia

• Portuguesevigorexia

• Spanishvigorexia

44.

• Englishmental focus

• Arabicإِهْتِمَام

• Bashkirиғтибар

• Belarusianува́гаўва́га

• Bulgarianвнима́ние

• Chinese

• Czechpozornost

• Danishopmærksomhed

• Dutchaandacht

• Estoniantähelepanu

• Finnishhuomio, tarkkaavaisuus

• Frenchattention

• Georgianყურადღება

• GermanAufmerksamkeit

• Greekπροσοχή

• Hindiध्यान

• Hungarianfigyele

• Italianattenzione

• Japanese注意注目

• Korean주의

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzыкылас, ынта, назар, көңүл, көңүл буруу, дит,

• Latvianuzmanība

• Lithuaniandėmesys

• Macedonianвнима́ние

• Malteseattenzjoni

• Norwegian

• Persianتوجه

• Polishuwaga

• Portugueseatenção

• Romanianatenție

• Russianвнима́ние

• Sardinian

• Gallureseisméru, appéntu, afficcu

• Sassareseattintzione, appéntu

• Scottish gaelicaireèisteachd

• Serbo-Croatianpažnja, pozornost

• Slovakpozornosť

• Slovenepozornost

• Spanishatención

• Swedishuppmärksamhet

• Tagaloglingil

• Tamilகவனம்

• Ukrainianува́га

• Urduدھیان

• Vietnamesechú ý

• Welshystyriaeth

45.

• Englishpharmacology: affecting the mind or mental processes

• Chinese

• Finnishpsykoaktiivinen

• Germanpsychoaktiv

• Spanishpsicoactivo

46.

• Englishthe mental ability to recover quickly from depression, illness or misfortune

• Chinese

• Dutchherstellingsvermogen

• Finnishsitkeys, sinnikkyys, lannistumattomuus

• Frenchrésilience

• GermanResilienz

• Greekψυχολογική αντοχή, ανθεκτικότητα

• Hungarianellenállóképesség, stressztűrő képesség

• Navajotʼáá ałtsoní bichʼįʼ haʼahóní

• Norwegianmotstandsdyktighet

• Polishodporność

• Portuguesequalifierpt

• Russianусто́йчивость

• Spanishresiliencia

• Swedishelasticitet

• Tagalogmanhid

• Turkishçabuk iyileşme özelliği

47.

• Englishfigurative haze, such as mental confusion

• Frenchtrouble

• Polishotumanienie

• Russianпомутне́ние

• 
  

• Englishmental confusion

• Dutchwaas

• Finnishsekavuus

• Polishotumanienie

• Russianпомутне́ние

48.

• Englishto suffer a mental breakdown

• Finnishpimahtaa, romahtaa

• Germandurchdrehen, ausrasten qualifier

• Russianсорваться (с катушек)

• Spanishenloquecer

49.

• Englishto commit to mental hospital

• Norwegiantvangsinnlegge

50.

• Englishmental picture

• Armenianպատկեր

• Czechpředstava

• Dutchbeeld

• Finnishkuva, mielikuva

• GermanBild

• Greekεικόνα

• Hungariankép

• Icelandicmynd

• Japanese心象

• Persianنگاره

• Portugueseimagem

• Russianо́браз

• Sardinian

• Scottish gaelicdealbh

• Serbo-Croatianpredstava

• Slovenepodoba

• Swedishbild

• Tagaloglaragway

• Turkishgörüntü

• Ukrainianо́браз

51.

• Englishactivity that requires much physical or mental effort, or produces strain

• Swedishträning

52.

• Englishmental focus

• Arabicإِهْتِمَام

• Bashkirиғтибар

• Belarusianува́гаўва́га

• Bulgarianвнима́ние

• Chinese

• Czechpozornost

• Danishopmærksomhed

• Dutchaandacht

• Estoniantähelepanu

• Finnishhuomio, tarkkaavaisuus

• Frenchattention

• Georgianყურადღება

• GermanAufmerksamkeit

• Greekπροσοχή

• Hindiध्यान

• Hungarianfigyele

• Italianattenzione

• Japanese注意注目

• Korean주의

• Kurdish

• Kyrgyzыкылас, ынта, назар, көңүл, көңүл буруу, дит,

• Latvianuzmanība

• Lithuaniandėmesys

• Macedonianвнима́ние

• Malteseattenzjoni

• Norwegian

• Persianتوجه

• Polishuwaga

• Portugueseatenção

• Romanianatenție

• Russianвнима́ние

• Sardinian

• Gallureseisméru, appéntu, afficcu

• Sassareseattintzione, appéntu

• Scottish gaelicaireèisteachd

• Serbo-Croatianpažnja, pozornost

• Slovakpozornosť

• Slovenepozornost

• Spanishatención

• Swedishuppmärksamhet

• Tagaloglingil

• Tamilகவனம்

• Ukrainianува́га

• Urduدھیان

• Vietnamesechú ý

• Welshystyriaeth

53.

• Englishperson of borderline intelligence

• Bengaliবোকা

• Catalanimbècilretardat

• Chinese

• Danishdebil person

• Dutchidioot, mongool

• Finnishlievästi

• Frenchattardé, crétin

• GermanSchwachsinniger

• Greekκαθυστερημένος

• Hungariangyengeelméjű

• Indonesianbahlul

• Italianimbecillestupido

• Japanese低能者頓痴気

• Portugueseretardado, débil mental

• Russianдеби́лкрети́н

• Spanishretrasado

• 
  

• Englishperson who makes uncool attempts to impress others

• Catalanimbècilsubnormalretardat, idiota

• Danishtåbe

• Dutchmogool, mongol

• Finnishhölmö, tollo

• Frenchandouille

• GermanSchwachkopfDepp

• Greekβλαμμένος, κρετίνος

• Hungarianhülye

• Indonesiansontoloyo

• Portuguesebabaca, otário

• Serbo-Croatianbudala

• Spanishsubnormalretrasadodébil mental

• Turkishmoron

• Interlinguacheckimbecille, checkidiota

• Italiancheckcretinoidiota

• Romaniancheckretardattâmpit

54.

• Englishhealth status of a patient

• Armenianվիճակ

• Bashkirхәл

• Bulgarianсъстоя́ние

• Catalancondició

• Chinese

• Czechstav, kondice

• Dutchconditie

• Esperantostato

• Finnishvointi, tila, olo

• Frenchcondition

• GermanVerfassungBefinden

• Greekκατάσταση

• Indonesiankondisi, keadaan

• Italiancondizione

• Japanese状態

• Korean컨디션

• Kurdish

• Latvianapstāklis

• Lithuanianbūklė

• Maltesekundizzjoni

• Norwegiantilstand

• Persianحال

• Polishstan

• Portuguesecondição

• Romaniancondiție

• Russianсостоя́ние

• Scottish gaeliccor

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovenestanje

• Spanishsituación

• Swedishtillstånd

• Teluguపరిస్థితి

• Turkishduru

55.

• Englishclass of mental disorders

• Chinese

• Czechporucha osobnosti

• Finnishpersoonallisuushäiriö

• Frenchtrouble de la personnalité

• GermanPersönlichkeitsstörung

• Japaneseパーソナリティ障害

• Khmerវិបល្លាសបុគ្គលិកលក្ខណៈ

• Latvianneeded

• Portuguesetranstorno de personalidade

• Russianрасстро́йство ли́чности

• Spanishtrastorno de personalidad

56.

• Englishlapse of mental stability

• Bulgarianкола́пс

• Dutchineenstortingzenuwinstorting

• Finnishromahdus, murtuminen

• Frenchcrise de nerfs

• GermanNervenzusammenbruch

• Greekκατάρρευσηκλονισμός

• Hebre התמוטטות (hitmotetut) g

• Portuguesecolapso

• Russianколла́пс

• Spanishataque de nervios

• Swedishsammanbrott

57.

• Englishto cause physical or mental fatigue

• Catalanneeded

• Chinese

• Dutchverslijten

• Finnishrasittaa

• Frenchneeded

• Germanverschleißen

• Italianneeded

• Latinneeded

• Portuguesegastar

• Russianизма́тыватьутомля́ть

• Spanishdesgastar

58.

• Englishto commit to mental hospital

• Norwegiantvangsinnlegge

59.

• Englishmental apprehension of whatever may be known or imagined, an idea, a conception

• Azerifikir, anlayış, məfhu

• Bashkirтөшөнсә

• Catalannoció

• Chinese

• Czechpojem

• Dutchnotie

• Finnishkäsite, käsitys

• Frenchnotion

• GermanAhnungAuffassung

• Greekαντίληψη

• Hungariangondolat, elképzelés, elgondolás, fogalo

• Irishéirimnóisean

• Italiannozione

• Japanese概念

• Khmerគំនិតសញ្ញាណ

• Korean개념

• Kurdish

• Latvianpriekšstats

• Macedonianпоимпретстава

• Maoriariā

• Persianneeded

• Polishpojęcie

• Portuguesenoção

• Romaniannoțiune

• Russianпоня́тие

• Scottish gaelicsmaoin

• Serbo-Croatianpoimanje

• Slovakpoje

• Spanishnoción

• Swedishbegrepp

• Turkishfikir, kavra, mefhu, nosyon

• Ukrainianпоняття

• Vietnamesekhái niệ

• Welshneeded

• Yiddishneeded

60.

• Englishmental disorder

• Azeripsixoz

• Basquepsikosi

• Belarusianпсіхоз

• Bretonpsikosis

• Bulgarianпсихоза

• Catalanpsicosi

• Chinese

• Czechpsychóza

• Danishpsykose

• Dutchpsychose

• Esperantopsikozo

• Estonianpsühhoos

• Finnishpsykoosi

• Frenchpsychose

• GermanPsychose

• Greekψύχωση

• Hungarianpszichózis

• Idopsikozo

• Indonesianpsikosis

• Irishsíocóis

• Italianpsicosi

• Japanese精神病

• Korean정신증

• Latvianpsihoze

• Lithuanianpsichozė

• Maorimate ahotea

• Norwegian

• Persianپسیکوزروان پریشی

• Polishpsychoza

• Portuguesepsicose

• Romanianpsihoză

• Russianпсихо́з

• Slovakpsychóza

• Spanishpsicosis

• Swedishpsykos

• Tagalogsikosis

• Turkishpsikoz

• Ukrainianпсихо́з

61.

• Englishmindset

• Arabicعَقْلِيَّة

• Armenianմտածելակերպ

• Chinese

• Danishmentalitet

• Dutchmentaliteit

• Finnishmentaliteetti, mielenlaatu

• Frenchmentalité

• GermanMentalität

• Greekνοοτροπία

• Idomento

• Italianmentalità

• Japanese心理メンタリティー考え方

• Kashubianmentalnosc

• Korean심리

• Latvianmentalitāte

• Macedonianменталитет

• Norwegian

• Persianذهنیتطرز فکر

• Polishmentalność

• Portuguesementalidade

• Russianменталите́т

• Scottish gaelicdòigh-smaoineachaidh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishmentalidad

62.

• EnglishScientology: negative mental image

• Finnishengrammi

63.

• EnglishA sharp, sudden feeling of a mental or emotional nature, as of joy or sorrow

• Georgianneeded

• GermanAnfall

• Greekσκίρτημα

• Russianугрызе́ние

64.

• Englishtreatment for mental disorders

• Bulgarianли́тий

• Hindiलघ्वातु

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishlitio

65.

• Englisha sudden mental or emotional disturbance

• Maoriwhētuki

66.

• Englishexhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind

• Arabicمَجْنُون

• Chinese

• Czechšílený

• Danishsindssyg

• Dutchgestoord, waanzinnig

• Finnishmielenvikainen, hullu

• Frenchdérangé, délirant, fou, dément

• Germanwahnsinnig, verrückt, geisteskrank

• Greekπαράφρων

• Hindiपागल

• Hungarianőrült, elmebeteg, bolond

• Indonesiansinting, edan, gila

• Italianinsano, pazzo, folle

• Japanese気が狂った頭がおかしい

• Javanesekentir, pekok, edan

• Latindēmēns, īnsānus

• Latvianārprātīgs, traks, vājprātīgs

• Pashtoلېونی

• Persianمجنون

• Polishszalony

• Portugueseinsano, doido, louco, débil mental

• Romaniannebunalienat mintal

• Russianдушевнобольно́йсумасше́дший

• Spanishenfermo mental

• Swedishvansinnig, galen, sinnessjuk

• Tagalogbaliw

• Urduپاگل

• Vietnameseđiên, cuồng

67.

• Englishof, or relating to concepts or mental conception, existing in the imagination

• Bulgarianумозрителен

• Catalanconceptual

• Danishkonceptuel

• Dutchconceptueel

• Finnishkäsite-, käsitteellinen, ajatuksellinen

• Frenchconceptuel

• Germankonzeptionell

• Greekεννοιολογικός

• Tagalogdalumatin

• Yiddishבאַגריפֿיק

68.

• Englishmental tendency

• Bengaliপ্রবণতা

• Catalaninclinació

• Czechsklon

• Dutchneiging

• Esperantoemo, inklino

• Finnishtaipumus

• GermanNeigung

• Hebre נטיה

• Hungarianhajla

• Indonesiankeberpihakan, inklanasi

• Italianinclinazione

• Maoringākau

• Polishskłonność

• Portugueseinclinação

• Romaniantendință

• Russianскло́нностьтенде́нция

• Serbo-Croatiansklonost

69.

• Englishmental disorder

• Belarusianнеўро́з

• Bulgarianневро́за

• Catalanneurosi

• Chinese

• Czechneuróza

• Dutchneurose

• Esperantoneŭrozo

• Finnishneuroosi

• Frenchnévrose

• GermanNeurose

• Greekνεύρωση

• Hungarianneurózis

• Irishnéaróis

• Italiannevrosi

• Japanese神経症ノイローゼ

• Korean신경증

• Portugueseneurose

• Russianневро́з

• Slovakneuróza

• Spanishneurosis

• Swedishneuros

• Turkishnevroz

• Ukrainianневро́з

• Vietnamesechứng loạn thần kinh chức năng

70.

• Englishperson who lacks the capacity to develop beyond the mental age of a normal four-year-old

• Greekιδιώτης

• Latvianidiots

• Persianکالیو

71.

• Englishstate of mental perplexity or worried thought

• Finnishhuoli

• 
  

• Englishmental effort to acquire knowledge

• Arabicتَعَلُّم

• Armenianուսում

• Asturianestudiu

• Bengaliশিক্ষা

• Bulgarianучение

• Catalanestudi

• Chinese

• Czechstudium

• Danishstudium

• Dutchstudie

• Esperantostudado, studo

• Finnishtutkimus, opiskelu, opinnot

• Frenchétude

• Galicianestudo

• Georgianსწავლა

• GermanStudium

• Greekδιάβασμα

• Haitian Creoleetid

• Hindiपढ़ाई

• Hungariantanulás

• Icelandicnámlærdómur

• Irishstaidéar

• Italianstudio

• Japanese学習勉強

• Korean학습공부

• Kurdish

• Latindisciplina

• Latvianpētīšana

• Lithuanianstudijos

• Mongolianneeded

• Norwegian

• Persianمطالهدرس

• Polishnauka

• Portugueseestudo

• Romanianstudiu

• Russianуче́ние

• Spanishestudio

• Teluguచదువు

• Turkishneeded

• Urduپڑھایٔ

• Vietnamesehọc tập

• Welshastudiaeth

72.

• Englishto distress, to cause mental suffering

• Czechtrápit

• Dutchkwellen

• Finnishkiusata, vaivata

• Frenchvexer informal, tourmenter

• Germanbeunruhigen, quälen

• Greek

• Irishbuair

• Italiantormentare, vessare, infastidire

• Persianرنجاندن

• Portuguesetormentar, vexar

• Quechuach'iqmichiy

• Russianволнова́ть

• Scottish gaelicsàraich

• Spanishdisgustar

• Turkishrahatsız etmek

• Germancheckbeleidigen

73.

• Englishcomplex of mental and ethical traits marking a person or a group

• Armenianխառնվածք

• Catalantarannà, caràcter

• Japanese性格

• Latvianraksturs

• Lithuanianbū̃das

• Maoriāhua

• Polishcharakter

• Russianхара́ктер, нрав

• Tagalogsangkatangian

74.

• Englishcyclical mental disease, apparently linked to the lunar phases

• Dutchmaanziekte

75.

• Englishmental disorder characterized by personality states

• Chinese

• Finnishdissosiatiivinen identiteettihäiriö

• Russianмно́жественная ли́чность

76.

• Englishmental analogue of sex

• Esperantosekso

• Finnishsukupuoli, sukupuoli-identiteetti

• Portuguesegénerogênero

• Scottish gaelicgnè

77.

• Englishto ease from mental distress

• Finnishvapauttaa, helpottaa

• Italianrisollevare, risollevarsi

• Portuguesealiviar

• 
  

• Englishto alleviate pain, distress, mental discomfort etc.

• Finnishhelpottaa, lievittää

• Italianmitigare, alleviare, assistere

• Portuguesealiviar

78.

• Englishemotional well-being

• Chinese

• Finnishmielenterveys

• Russianдушевное здоровье

• Spanishsalud mental

• Tagalogisipning lusog

79.

• Englishsubverting an individual's control of his or her mind

• Albanianmendje kontrolli

• Chinese

• Danishtankekontrol

• Finnishmielenhallinta

• Frenchmanipulation mentale

• GermanBewusstseinskontrolle

• Japaneseマインドコントロール

• Norwegianmind control

• Portuguesecontrole mental

• Russianманипули́рование созна́нием

• Spanishcontrol mental

80.

• Englishmental disorder

• GermanWahnsinn

• Frenchcheckdistraction

• Italiancheckdistrazione

81.

• Englishhaving mental retardation

• Chinese

• Danishretarderet, udviklingshæmmet

• Dutchachterlijk

• Finnishkehitysvammainen, jälkeenjäänyt

• Frenchattardé

• Macedonianментално заостанат

• Norwegiantilbakestående

• Portugueseretardado

• Russianу́мственно отста́лый

• Spanishretrasado

• Swedishutvecklingsstörd

82.

• Englishambiguous feeling of mental or moral depression

• Chinese

• Dutchteneergeslagenheid

• Finnishmielipaha, pahanolontunne

• Japanese不快不安

• Persianناخوشی

• Russianдискомфо́рт

83.

• EnglishThe mental power or ability of choosing, the will.

• Dutchwilskracht

• Frenchénergie

• GermanWille

• Italianvolontà

• Portuguesevolição

• Russianволя

• Swedishvilja

84.

• Englishsomeone who believes contrary to fundamentals

• Afrikaansketter, ketters

• Arabicمُرْتَد, زَنْدِيق

• Armenianհերետիկոս

• Belarusianерэты́к

• Catalanheretge

• Chinese

• Czechkacíř

• Danishkætter

• Dutchketter

• Esperantoherezulo

• Estonianketser

• Finnishharhaoppinen, kerettiläinen, toisinajattelija

• Frenchhérétique

• GermanKetzerKetzerin

• Greekαιρετικός

• Hebre כּוֹפֵראֶפִּיקוֹרוֹסאֶפִּיקוֹרֶס

• Hungarianeretnek

• Indonesianbida'ah

• Irisheiriceach

• Italianeretico

• Japanese異端者

• Latinhaereseushaeresiacushaereticus

• Maoriheretiki

• Norwegiankjetter

• Polishheretyk

• Portugueseherege

• Russianерети́к

• Scottish gaelicsaobh-chreidmheach

• Serbo-Croatiankrivoveran

• Slovakkacírheretik

• Slovenekrivoverec

• Spanishhereje

• Swedishkättare

• Tagalogerehe

• Turkishzındık, kafir

• Ukrainianєрети́к

• Volapükhäretan, hihäretan, jihäretan

• Yiddishאַפּיקורס

85.

• Englishmental image

• Dutchherinnering

• Finnishmuistikuva, muistuma, muisto

• GermanErinnerung anReminiszenz

• Greekανάμνηση

• Maoripūmaharatanga

• Romanianreminiscență

• Russianвоспомина́ние

• Scottish gaeliccuimhneachadh

• Frenchcheckréminiscence

• Kurdish

• Latincheckrecordatio

• Spanishcheckreminiscencia

86.

• Englishmental balance

• Bulgarianравновесие

• Danishsindsligevægt

• Dutchevenwicht

• Estonianvaimne tasakaal

• Finnishtasapaino

• Frenchéquilibre

• GermanAusgeglichenheit

• Greekδιανοητική or ψυχική αταραξία ataraˈk͡siˌa / ισορροπία iso̞ro̞ˈpiˌa / ηρεμία ire̞ˈmiˌa (meaning: mental or psychic equanimity / balance / tranquillity) g

• Norwegiansinnslikevekt

• Polishrównowaga psychiczna

• Portugueseequilíbrio

• Romanianechilibruponderație

• Russianравнове́сие

• Spanishequilibrio

• Tagalogkatiningan

87.

• Englishmental landscape

• Finnishmielenmaisema

88.

• Englishtransitive: to experience an emotion or other mental state about

• Afrikaansvoel

• Albanianndiej

• American Sign LanguageOpen8@Chest-PalmBack Open8@Sternum-PalmBack

• Arabicشَعَرَ

• Armenianզգալ

• Aromaniansimtu

• Asturiansentir

• Azerihiss etmək, duymaq

• Belarusianадчува́цьадчу́цьчуць

• Bengaliবোধ করা

• Bulgarianусе́щамчу́вствам

• Burmeseneeded

• Chinese

• Czechcítit

• Dalmatiansenter

• Danishføle

• Dutchvoelen

• Esperantosenti

• Estoniantundma

• Finnishtuntea

• Frenchsentir

• Friuliansintî

• Georgianგრძნობა

• Germanfühlen, spüren

• Greekαισθάνομαι

• Hebre הרגיש

• Hindiमहसूस करना

• Hungarianérez

• Icelandicfinna

• Indonesianmerasa, berasa

• Irishbraith, airigh, mothaigh

• Italiansentire

• Japanese感じる

• Normansenti

• Kazakhсезу

• Khmerមានអារម្មណ៍

• Korean느끼다

• Kyrgyzсезүү

• Laoຮູ້ສຶກ

• Latinsentio

• Latvianjusties

• Lithuanianjausti, pajusti

• Macedonianчувствува

• Malayberasa

• Mongolianмэдэрхүй

• Norwegianføle

• Occitansentir

• Persianحس کردناحساس کردن

• Polishczuć

• Portuguesesentir qualifier

• Romaniansimți

• Romanschsentir, santir, santeir

• Russianчу́вствоватьощуща́ть

• Sardiniansentire, sentiri

• Serbo-Croatian

• Sinhaleseදැනෙනවා

• Slovakcítiť

• Slovenečutiti

• Sorbian

• Spanishsentir

• Swedishkänna

• Tagalogmaramdaman

• Tajikҳис кардан

• Tatarсизәргәхис итәргә

• Thaiรู้สึก

• Turkishhissetmek, duymak

• Turkmenduýmak

• Ukrainianвідчува́тивідчу́типочува́ти

• Urduمحسوس کرنا

• Uzbekqilmoq

• Vietnamesecảm thấy

• Welshteimlo

• 
  

• Englishintransitive: to experience an emotion or other mental state

• Arabicشعر

• Bulgarianчувствам

• Finnishtuntea

• Frenchse sentir

• Germansich fühlen

• Greekνιώθω

• Hungarianérez

• Irishairigh

• Mongolianүзэх

• Ngazidja Comorianudjihisi

• Polishczuć, czuć się

• Portuguesesentir

• Russianчу́вствовать

• Slovenečutiti

• Sorbian

• Spanishsentirse

• Swedishmå

• 
  

• Englishmental impression

• Bulgarianусещане

• Finnishtuntuma

• GermanGefühlGespür

• Norwegian

• Spanishaspecto

• Swedishkänsla

89.

• Englishsuffering or anguish, especially mental

• Armenianցավ, տանջանք

• Catalanpena

• Chinese

• Czechbolest

• Dutchpijn

• Frenchdouleur

• GermanSchmerz

• Greekπόνος

• Japanese痛み苦痛

• Kurdish

• Latindolor

• Norwegianpine

• Portuguesedor

• Romaniansuferințădurere

• Russianбольму́ка

• Sanskritदुःख

• Slovenebolečina

• Spanishpena

• Swahilimaumivi, umwa

• Swedishsmärta

• Tagaloghinanakit

• Tibetanསྡུག་བསྔལ་བརྒྱད།

• Turkishacı, dert, keder

• Vietnamesekhổ

• Yiddishליידאַנגסטנאָכוויי

90.

• Englishbelonging to, or performed by, the intellect, mental or cognitive

• Catalanintel·lectual

• Chinese

• Dutchverstandelijk

• Finnishälyllinen, henkinen

• Frenchintellectuel

• Germanintellektuell

• Japanese知識人

• Khmerបញ្ញា

• Norwegian

• Portugueseintelectual

• Romanianintelectual

• Russianинтеллектуа́льный, у́мственный

• Swedishintellektuell

• Tagalogpang-isipan, makaisipnon

• Turkishentellektüel, aklî

91.

• English(psychology) serious mental imbalance or illness

• Czechduševní porucha

• GermanStörung

• Portuguesedistúrbio

• Romaniantulburare

• Russianрасстро́йство

• Spanishperturbación

• Swedishrubbning

• German1 checkStörung 2 checkBeunruhigung, checkAufregung 3 checkTumult, check

• Dutchcheckverstoring

• Mandarincheck打擾, check打扰

92.

• Englishshowing symptoms of mental illness, severe psychosis, or neurosis

• Czechnarušený

• Dutchgestoord

• Germangestört

• Normandêrangi

• Spanishtrastornado

93.

• Englishentire occupation of the mind

• Chinese

• Dutchhet verdiept zijn inhet opgaan in

• Finnishuppoutuminen

• GermanVertiefung

• Greekαπορρόφηση

• Japanese没頭

• Polishzaabsorbowanie

• Portugueseconcentração

• Russianпоглощённость

• Spanishconcentración

• Turkisheğilme

94.

• Englishrelating to or caused by a physical or mental disorder

• Catalanpatològic

• Czechpatologický

• Danishpatologisk, sygelig

• Galicianpatolóxico

• Germanpathologisch

• Italianpatologico

• Russianпатологи́ческий

• Spanishpatológico

95.

• Englishto record, especially in writing

• Finnishrekisteröidä

• Frenchenregistrer, imprimer qualifier

• Greekκαταγράφω

• Portugueseregistrar

96.

• Englishto give a mental existence to something

• Bulgarianизмислям

• Dutchveinzen, inbeelden

• Germanausdenken

• Maoriwhakakikoika

• Portugueseinventar

• Russianвыду́мывать

• Scottish gaelicleig air

• Spanishinventar, imaginar

97.

• Englishin or near, as in mental faculties or in possession o

• Finnish-ssa

98.

• Englishitem of sentimental value to remember an event or location

• Albaniansuvenir

• Arabicتَذْكار

• Armenianհուշանվեր

• Azerixatirə, suvenir

• Belarusianсувені́рсувэні́р

• Bengaliস্মারকগ্রন্থ

• Bulgarianсувени́р

• Catalanrecord

• Cebuanohandomanan

• Chinese

• Czechsuvenýr

• Danishsouvenir

• Dutchaandenken

• Esperantomemoraĵo

• Estoniansuveniir

• Finnishmatkamuisto, muistoesine

• Frenchsouvenir

• Georgianსახსოვარი

• GermanSouvenir

• Greekενθύμιο

• Hebre מַזכֶּרֶת

• Hindiयादगार

• Hungarianszuvenír

• Icelandicminjagripur

• Idosuveniro

• Indonesiansuvenir

• Irishcuimhneachán

• Italianricordo

• Japanese土産記念品

• Kazakhкәдесый

• Korean기념품선물

• Kyrgyzсувенир, азембелек

• Laoທີ່ລະລຶກ

• Latinmnēmosȳnum

• Latviansuvenīrs

• Lithuaniansuvenyras

• Macedonianсувенир

• Maorimanatunga

• Mongolianбэлэг дурсгал

• Navajobee ééhániihii

• Normansouv'nîn

• Norwegian

• Persianسوغاتییادگار

• Polishpamiątka

• Portuguesesuvenir

• Romaniansuvenir

• Russianсувени́р

• Scottish gaeliccuimhneachan

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovaksuvenír

• Slovenespominek

• Spanishrecuerdo

• Swedishsouvenir

• Tagalogdaol, pang-alaala

• Tajikтӯҳфа, савғотӣ, савғот, ёдгор

• Thaiที่ระลึก

• Turkishhatıra, hediyelik eşya

• Turkmensuwenir, ýadygärlik

• Ukrainianсувені́р

• Urduیادگار

• Uzbeksuvenir, yodgorlik, esdalik

• Vietnameseđồ lưu niệ

• Yiddishאָנדענק

99.

• Englishminor or temporary mental disorder

• Bulgarianумопомрачение

• Dutchaberratie

• Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio

• GermanAberration

• Greekπαρέκκλισηεκκεντρικότητα

• Irishsaobhadh

• Romaniandeviere

• Russianумопомраче́ние

• 
  

• Englishmedicine: deviation from normal range

• Dutchaberratie

• Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio

• Greekπαρέκκλιση

• Portugueseaberração

• Russianаберра́ция

• Bulgariancheckаберация

• Dutchcheckaberratie

• GermancheckAberration

• Interlinguacheckaberration

• Irishcheckiomrall

• Italiancheckaberrazione

• Norwegiancheckavvik

• Romaniancheckaberație

• Spanishcheckaberración

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) khác thường

100.

• Englishconcern and care for clean state of mind

• Chinese

• Dutchgeesteshygiëne, mentale hygiëne

• Finnishmentaalihygienia

• Frenchhygiène mentale

• Hungarianmentálhigiéné

• Russianneeded

• Tagalogisipning palalusugan

101.

• Englishmental or bodily distress

• Catalanmalestar

• Chinese

• Frenchinconfort

• GermanUnbehagen

• Irishanacairanó

• Japanese不快不安

• Norwegian

• Romaniandisconfort

• Russianдискомфо́рт

• Scottish gaelicmì-shocair

• Swedishobehag

102.

• Englishminor or temporary mental disorder

• Bulgarianумопомрачение

• Dutchaberratie

• Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio

• GermanAberration

• Greekπαρέκκλισηεκκεντρικότητα

• Irishsaobhadh

• Romaniandeviere

• Russianумопомраче́ние

• 
  

• Englishmedicine: deviation from normal range

• Dutchaberratie

• Finnishpoikkeama, aberraatio

• Greekπαρέκκλιση

• Portugueseaberração

• Russianаберра́ция

• Bulgariancheckаберация

• Dutchcheckaberratie

• GermancheckAberration

• Interlinguacheckaberration

• Irishcheckiomrall

• Italiancheckaberrazione

• Norwegiancheckavvik

• Romaniancheckaberație

• Spanishcheckaberración

• Vietnamesecheck(sự) khác thường

103.

• Englishabsence of mental stress

• Arabicسَكِينَة

• Chinese

• Danishsindsro

• Dutchzielenrust

• Finnishmielenrauha

• Greekγαλήνη

• Italianserenità

• Japanese安心

• Norwegianro i sinnet

• Portugueseserenidade

• Russianдуше́вное споко́йствие

• Swedishsinnesfrid

104.

• Englishtreatment of those with mental illness

• Albanianpsikoterapia

• Armenianհոգեթերապիա

• Azeripsixoterapiya

• Catalanpsicoteràpia

• Chinese

• Czechpsychoterapie

• Dutchpsychotherapie

• Finnishpsykoterapia

• Frenchpsychothérapie

• Georgianფსიქოთერაპია

• GermanPsychotherapie

• Greekψυχοθεραπεία

• Gujaratiમાનસોપચાર

• Hebre טיפול נפשי

• Hindiमनोचिकित्सा

• Hungarianpszichoterápia

• Irishsíciteiripe

• Macedonianпсихотерапија

• Portuguesepsicoterapia

• Russianпсихотерапи́я

• Spanishpsicoterapia

• Swedishpsykoterapi

• Teluguమానసిక చికిత్స

• Turkishpsikoterapi

• Vietnamesetâm lý trị liệu

105.

• Englisha mental image

• Arabicصُورَة ذِهْنِيَّة

• Armenianմտապատկեր

• Dutchverbeelding

• Finnishmielikuva

• GermanVorstellung

• Greekφαντασίωση

• Hungarianképzelet

• Icelandicímyndun

• Japanese想像

• Kurdish

• Maoripohewatanga

• Polishwyobrażenie

• Portugueseimaginação

• Romanianimagineînchipuire

• Russianвоображе́ние

• Spanishimaginación

• Swedishfantasi

106.

• Englishrebirth of a mental capacity in a physical life for

• Afrikaansreïnkarnasie

• Armenianռեինկառնացիոնիզմ

• Chinese

• Czechpřevtělení

• Danishreinkarnation

• Dutchreïncarnatie

• Esperantoreenkarniĝo

• Estonianreinkarnatsioon

• Finnishjälleensyntyminen, reinkarnaatio

• Frenchréincarnation

• Georgianრეინკარნაცია

• GermanWiedergeburt

• Greekμετενσάρκωση

• Hindiपुनर्जन्म

• Italianreincarnazione

• Japanese転生

• Korean윤회

• Latinreincarnatio

• Malaypenjelmaan semula

• Manxaaghoaill y chorp

• Portuguesereincarnação

• Romanianreîncarnare

• Russianперевоплоще́ниепереселе́ние душ

• Serbo-Croatian

• Spanishreencarnación

• Swedishsjälavandring

• Tagalogpagmulingsilang

• Turkishruh göçü, reenkarnasyon

107.

• Englishperson with limited mental capacity

• Catalanimbècil

• Dutchimbeciel

• Finnishimbesilli

• Frenchimbécile

• Greekηλίθιος

• Italiantarato

• Khmerមនុស្សល្ងីល្ងើ

• Latvianimbecils

• Portugueseimbecil

• Romanianimbecil

• Russianимбеци́л

• Spanishimbécil

• Tagalogtulala

• Turkishembesil, budala

108.

• Englishstudy of biological basis for mental processes

• Finnishpsykobiologia

• Tagalogisiphaynayan

109.

• Englishmental acceptance of a claim as truth

• Armenianհավատ, վստահություն

• Asturiancreyencia

• Belarusianве́ра

• Bulgarianвя́ра

• Catalancreença

• Chinese

• Czechvíra

• Danishtro

• Dutchgeloof

• Estonianusk

• Faroesetrúgv

• Finnishusko

• Frenchcroyance

• Friuliancrodince

• Galiciancrenza

• Georgianრწმენა

• GermanGlauben

• Greekπίστη

• Hungarianhit

• Indonesiankepercayaan

• Italiancreditoconvinzione

• Japanese確信

• Kurdishbawer

• Kyrgyzишеним, ишенүү, ишенич, көз караш, диний ишеним

• Latinfides

• Latvianticība

• Macedonianвера

• Navajooodlą́

• Normancrianche

• Persianباور

• Polishprzekonanie

• Portuguesecrença

• Romaniancredință

• Russianве́ра

• Scottish gaelicbeachd

• Serbo-Croatian

• Slovakviera

• Slovenevera

• Spanishcreencia

• Swedishtro

• Tagalogpaniwala

• Ukrainianві́ра

110.

• Englishin or near, as in mental faculties or in possession o

• Finnish-ssa

111.

• Englishproperty (uncountable)

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Finnishmielisairaus

• Frenchmaladie mentale

• GermanGeisteskrankheit

• Hindiमानसिक रोग

• Icelandicgeðveiki

• Japanese精神疾患精神病

• Russianдуше́вная боле́зньпомеша́тельство

• Spanishenfermedad mental

• Tagalogisipning karamdaman

• 
  

• Englisha mental disorder (countable)

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Czechduševní choroba

• Finnishmielisairaus

• Frenchmaladie mentale

• Hindiमनोरोग

• Icelandicgeðsjúkdómur

• Italiandisturbo mentale

• Russianдуше́вная боле́знь

• Spanishlocura

• Tagalogisipning karamdaman

112.

• EnglishLacking mental capacity

• Chinese

• Frenchsimple d'esprit, simplet

• Irishaertha

113.

• Englishto cause exhaustion to a person's mental strength

• Bulgarianизносвам

• Czechdrásat

• Finnishväsyttää, uuvuttaa,

• Frenchuser

• Germanaufreiben

• Hebre שחקנשחק

• Norwegianrakne

• Russianизна́шиватьсявытира́ться

• Spanishdesgastar

114.

• Englishmental lethargy or dullness

• Czechtupostnetečnost

• Finnishtylsämielisyys

• Frenchhébétude , abrutissement, abêtissement

• Italianebetudine, abbrutimento

• Polishogłupienie

• Russianтупоумие

• Spanishembotamiento, entorpecimiento, embrutecimento, alelamiento

115.

• Englishthe mental characteristics of a particular individual

• Armenianհոգեբանություն

• Azeripsixologiya

• Catalanpsicologia

• Chinese

• Cornishbrysonieth

• Czechpsychologie

• Dutchpsychologie

• Finnishmielenlaatu, psyyke

• Frenchpsychologie

• Galicianpsicoloxía

• GermanPsychologie

• Greekψυχολογία

• Japanese心理

• Korean심리

• Latvianpsiholoģija

• Macedonianпсихологија

• Malayilmu jiwa, psikologi

• Norwegianpsykologi

• Portuguesepsicologia

• Russianпсихоло́гия

• Scotspsychology

• Spanishpsicología

• Turkishpsikoloji

• Welshseicoleg

• Albaniancheckpsikologjia

• Basquecheckpsikologia

• Dutchcheckzielkunde

• Esperantocheckpsikologio

• Hebre checkפסיכולוגיה

• Latincheckpsychologia

• Romaniancheckpsihologie

• Swedishcheckpsykologi

• Telugucheckమనస్తత్వ శాస్త్రము

• Thaicheckจิตวิทยา

• Turkishcheckpsikoloji

116.

• Englishperson with severely reduced mental capacities due to brain damage

• Chinese

• Dutchplant

• Finnishvihannes

• Greekφυτό

• Portuguesevegetal

• Romanianlegumă

• Russianо́вощ

• Spanishvegetal

• Swedishgrönsak

• Thaiเป็นผัก

117.

• Englishmentally keen

• Asturiancuciu

• Chinese

• Dutchscherp van geest

• Finnishnokkela, terävä, nopeaälyinen

• Germangeistesgegenwertig, schlagfertig

• Maoriatamai

• Russianпоня́тливый, сообрази́тельный, дога́дливый, нахо́дчивый

118.

• Englishmental equilibriu

• Finnishtasapaino

• Russianгармо́ния qualifier

119.

• Englishmental or spiritual refreshment

• Hungarianfelüdülés

• Serbo-Croatianȍkrepa

120.

• Englishpertaining to the mind, mental

• Finnishhenkinen, psyykkinen

• Polishpsychiczny

121.

• Englishobsolete, figurative: mental light or illumination

• Greekέκλαμψη

• Italianilluminazione

122.

• Englishhaving a mental age

• Swedishefterbliven, debil, sinnesslö

123.

• Englishbranch of medicine dealing with mental illness

• Arabicالطِّبّ النَّفْسِيّ

• Catalanpsiquiatria

• Chinese

• Czechpsychiatrie

• Dutchpsychiatrie

• Esperantopsikiatrio

• Finnishpsykiatria

• Frenchpsychiatrie

• GermanPsychiatrie

• Greekψυχιατρική

• Hungarianpszichiátria

• Idopsikiatrio

• Italianpsichiatria

• Japanese精神医学

• Latvianpsihiatrija

• Norwegian

• Persianروانپزشکی

• Polishpsychiatria

• Portuguesepsiquiatria

• Romanianpsihiatrie

• Russianпсихиатри́я

• Scottish gaelicleigheas-inntinn

• Spanishpsiquiatría

• Swedishpsykiatri

• Turkishpsikiyatri

• Volapüklanivestig, lienetisanav

124.

• Englishone's mental state, spirits

• GermanZustandVerfassung

125.

• Englishto inflict intense pain or mental distress on (someone), to torture

• Dutchfolteren

• Frenchtorturer

• Bulgarianизмъчвам

• Russianму́чить, терза́ть, истяза́ть

• Spanishtorturar

126.

• Englishof physical effects with mental causes

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Czechpsychosomatický

• Danishpsykosomatisk

• Estonianpsühhosomaatiline

• Finnishpsykosomaattinen

• Frenchpsychosomatique

• Germanpsychosomatisch

• Greekψυχοσωματικός

• Hungarianpszichoszomatikus

• Icelandicgeðvefrænn

• Italianpsicosomatico

• Japanesel心身 (l

• Macedonianпсихосоматски

• Norwegianpsykosomatisk

• Portuguesepsicossomático

• Russianпсихосомати́ческий

• Serbo-Croatianпсихосоматски

• Spanishpsicosomático

• Swedishpsykosomatisk

• Turkishpsikosomatik

127.

• Englishthe freedom from mental disturbance, imperturbability, dogged indifference

• Catalanataràxia

• Irishataraicse

128.

• Englishpossessing mental discipline

• Czechukázněný, disciplinovaný

• Germandiszipliniert

• Polishzdyscyplinowany

• Swedishdisciplinerad

129.

• EnglishTo show signs of repressed anger or suppressed mental turmoil or other strong emotion

• Finnishkyteä

• Frenchronger son frein

• Greekσιγοκαίω

• Germancheckglosen

130.

• Englishthat causes physical or mental pain

• Bulgarianболезнен, мъчителен

• Frenchafflicti

• Italianafflittivo

• Portugueseaflitivo

• Spanishaflictivo

131.

• Englishaffecting the mind or mental processes

• Czechpsychotropní

• Estonianpsühhotroopne

• Finnishpsykotrooppinen

• Italianpsicotropo

132.

• Englishan extraordinarily stupid person

• Dutchklootzak

• Frenchenfoiré, connard, attardé

• GermanArschloch

• Russianдолбоёб

• Spanishpendejo, tarado, retrasado mental, menso, cojudo

133.

• Englishform a mental picture

• Dutchvisualiseren

• Italianvisualizzare

• Norwegian

• Polishwizualizować

• Romanianîntrevedea

• Spanishvisualizar

• Swedishåskådliggöra

134.

• Englishthe defining characteristic of the mental state of a person when deliberating about an intention

• Frenchintentionnalité

135.

• Englishstate or quality of being fundamental

• Finnishfundamentaalisuus, perustavuus, olennaisuus

• Romanianfundamentalitate

136.

• Englishphilosophy, psychology: mental state or process that is an incidental byproduct of physiological events

• Dutchbijverschijnsel, epifenomeen

• Frenchépiphénomène

• Greekεπιφαινόμενο

• Icelandicfylgifyrirbæri

English translator: English Greek mental  Eesti sõnaraamat   Español Traductor   Svenska Översättare