moral English -

1.

• Englishimmoral

• Englishnot moral

• Catalanimmoral

• Chinese

• Mandarin不道德

• Czechnemorální

• Finnishmoraaliton, siveetön

• Frenchimmoral

• Germanunmoralisch

• Greekανήθικος

• Italianimmorale

• Japanese不道徳

• Maorikarihika

• Merumwiiya

• Norwegian

• Bokmålumoralsk

• Nynorskumoralsk

• Polishniemoralny

• Portugueseimoral

• Romanianimoral

• Russianамора́льный, безнра́вственный

• Scotsroch

• Scottish gaelicdroch-bheusach

• Spanishinmoral

• Swahilifasiki

• Swedishomoralisk

• Yiddishאוממאָראַליש

2.

• Englishphilosophy|moral

• Englishrelating to principles of right and wrong

• Czechmorální

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Frenchmoral

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hebre מוסר musar

• Hungarianmorális, erkölcsi

• Italianmorale

• Kurdish

• Soraniئه‌خلاق

• Latvianmorāls

• Portuguesemoral

• Russianнравоучи́тельный, назида́тельный, мора́льный

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• Turkishahlakî, ahlaki

• Yiddishמאָראַליש

• 
  

• Englishphilosophy|moral

• Englishconforming to a standard of right behavior

• Esperantomorala

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Frenchmoral

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hungarianmorális, erkölcsös

• Kurdish

• Soraniئه‌خلاق

• Latvianmorāls

• Manxbeasagh

• Portuguesemoral

• Russianмора́льный, нра́вственный, эти́ческий

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• Swedishmoralisk

• Turkishahlakî, ahlaki

• Yiddishמאָראַליש

• 
  

• Englishphilosophy|moral

• Englishcapable of right and wrong action

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Frenchmoral

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hungarianmorális

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• 
  

• Englishphilosophy|moral

• Englishpositively affecting the mind, confidence or will

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hungarianmorális

• Russianмора́льный

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• Swedishmoralisk

• 
  

• Englishphilosophy|moral

• Englishthe moral significance or practical lesson

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Finnishopetus

• Frenchmoralité

• GermanMoral

• Hungariantanulság

• Irishmúineadh

• Japanese教訓

• Latvianmorāle

• Manxbun-cheeal

• Portuguesemoral

• Russianмора́льпоуче́ние

• Scottish gaelicteagasg

• Spanishmoraleja

• Swedishsensmoral

• Turkishahlak

• Yiddishמאָראַל

• 
  

• Englishphilosophy|moral

• Englishmoral practices or teachings

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Finnishmoraali

• Frenchmorale

• GermanMoral

• Hungarianerkölcs, morál

• Latvianmorāle

• Portuguesemoralidade

• Russianмора́ль

• Scottish gaelicteagasg

• Swedishmoral

• Turkishahlak

• Yiddishמאָראַל

3.

• Englishmorality

• Englishrecognition of / obedience to the rules of right conduct

• Catalanmoralitat

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Danishmoral

• Finnishmoraali

• Frenchmoralité

• GermanMoral

• Greekηθική

• Italianmoralità

• Japanese道徳

• Latvianmorāle

• Manxbeasaght

• Portuguesemoralidade

• Romanianmoralitate

• Russianэ́тика

• Scottish gaelicmoraltachd

• Spanishmoralidad

• Tagalogkasanlingan, kagandahang-asal

• Turkishahlak, aktöre, sağtöre

• Vietnameseđạo đức

• 
  

• Englishmorality

• Englishpersonal guiding principles

• Finnishmoraali, periaate

• Greekηθική

• Latvianmorāle

• Romanianmoralitate

• Russianмора́ль

• Scottish gaelicmoraltachd

• Turkisherde

• 
  

• Englishmorality

• Englishset of customs, traditions, rules of conduct

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Finnishmoraali, tapa

• Greekήθη

• Latvianmorāle

• Scottish gaelicmoraltachd

• 
  

• Englishmorality

• Englishparticular theory

• Finnishetiikka, moraalifilosofia

• Albanianmoralitet

• Arabicالأَخْلَاقِيَّة

• Azeriəxlaq

• Bulgarianетика

• Czechmorálnost

• Dutchethiek

• Esperantomoraleco

• Estoniankõlblus

• Frenchmoralité

• Georgianა(morali)

• GermanMoral

• Hebre מוסר

• Hungarianerkölcs

• Indonesiankesusilaan

• Italianmoralità

• Japanese道徳

• Korean도덕

• Latvianmorāle

• Lithuaniandorovė

• Persianسيرت

• Polishmoralność

• Romanianmorală

• Russianэ́тика

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicетика

• Romanetika

• Slovakmorálka

• Spanishmoralidad

• Swedishmoral

• Turkishahlâk

• Uyghurexlaqsizliq

• Welshmoes

• Yiddishמאָראַל

4.

• Englishmoral

• Englishrelating to principles of right and wrong

• Czechmorální

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Frenchmoral

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hebre מוסר musar

• Hungarianmorális, erkölcsi

• Italianmorale

• Kurdish

• Soraniئه‌خلاق

• Latvianmorāls

• Portuguesemoral

• Russianнравоучи́тельный, назида́тельный, мора́льный

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• Turkishahlakî, ahlaki

• Yiddishמאָראַליש

• 
  

• Englishmoral

• Englishconforming to a standard of right behavior

• Esperantomorala

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Frenchmoral

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hungarianmorális, erkölcsös

• Kurdish

• Soraniئه‌خلاق

• Latvianmorāls

• Manxbeasagh

• Portuguesemoral

• Russianмора́льный, нра́вственный, эти́ческий

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• Swedishmoralisk

• Turkishahlakî, ahlaki

• Yiddishמאָראַליש

• 
  

• Englishmoral

• Englishcapable of right and wrong action

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Frenchmoral

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hungarianmorális

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• 
  

• Englishmoral

• Englishpositively affecting the mind, confidence or will

• Finnishmoraalinen

• Germanmoralisch

• Greekηθικός

• Hungarianmorális

• Russianмора́льный

• Scottish gaelicmoralta

• Swedishmoralisk

• 
  

• Englishmoral

• Englishthe moral significance or practical lesson

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Finnishopetus

• Frenchmoralité

• GermanMoral

• Hungariantanulság

• Irishmúineadh

• Japanese教訓

• Latvianmorāle

• Manxbun-cheeal

• Portuguesemoral

• Russianмора́льпоуче́ние

• Scottish gaelicteagasg

• Spanishmoraleja

• Swedishsensmoral

• Turkishahlak

• Yiddishמאָראַל

• 
  

• Englishmoral

• Englishmoral practices or teachings

• Chinese

• Mandarin道德

• Finnishmoraali

• Frenchmorale

• GermanMoral

• Hungarianerkölcs, morál

• Latvianmorāle

• Portuguesemoralidade

• Russianмора́ль

• Scottish gaelicteagasg

• Swedishmoral

• Turkishahlak

• Yiddishמאָראַל

5.

• Englishmorale

• Englishcapacity

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Mandarin士氣

• Czechmorálka

• Dutchmoreel

• Finnishmoraali

• Frenchenthousiasme

• GermanMoral

• Greekηθικό

• Hindineeded

• Irishmeanmasprid

• Italianmorale

• Japanese士気

• Koreanneeded

• Persianروحیه

• Portugueseânimo, disposição, moral

• Russianбоево́й дух

• Scottish gaelicmeanmnaspiorad

• Spanishentusiasmodisposición

• Tagalogkatatagang-loob

• Welshmorâl

6.

• Englishmoralist

• Englishone driven by perceived morals

• Finnishmoralisti

• Greekηθικολόγος

• Latvianmorālists

• Turkishahlakçı

7.

• Englishmorally

• Englishrelating to morals or ethics

• Catalanmoralment

• Greekηθικά

• Hungarianmorálisan

• Russianмора́льно

• Spanishmoralmente

• Swedishmoraliskt

• 
  

• Englishmorally

• Englishin a moral manner

• Catalanmoralment

• Greekηθικά

• Hungarianmorálisan

• Russianмора́льно

• Spanishmoralmente

8.

• Englishamoral

• Englishof acts

• Portugueseamoral

• Serbo-Croatianamoralan

• Spanishamoral

• Swedishamoralisk

• 
  

• Englishamoral

• Englishof people

• Portugueseamoral

• Serbo-Croatianamoralan

• Spanishamoral

• Swedishamoralisk

9.

• Englishmoralize

• Englishto furnish with moral lessons

• Dutchmoraliseren

10.

• Englishmoral hazard

• Englishprospect that a party insulated from risk may behave differently from the way it would behave if it were fully exposed to the risk

• Dutchmoreel wangedrag, moreel risico

• Frenchhasard moral

11.

• Englishmoralism

• EnglishAct or process of moralizing

• Frenchmoralisme

• GermanMoralismus

• Italianmoralismo

• Latvianmorālisms

• Portuguesemoralismo

• Serbo-Croatianmoralizam

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