sanity

English

Etymology

Latin sānitas, from sānus (“healthy”) + -itās (“-ity”). See sane, -ity

Pronunciation

• IPA: /sænəti/, /sænɪti/

Noun

sanity (plural sanities)

1. The condition of being sane.
2. Reasonable and rational behaviour.

Antonyms

• insanity
• madness

Translations

the condition of being sane

• Esperanto: prudento (eo)

• Russian: вменяемость (ru) (vmenjájemostʹ) f

reasonable and rational behaviour

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 理智 (cmn) (lǐzhì)

• Esperanto: prudento (eo)

• Japanese: 正気 (ja) (しょうき, shōki)
• Russian: здравомыслие (ru) (zdravomýslije) n, благоразумие (ru) (blagorazúmije)

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Translations to be checked

• French: santé mentale (fr) f
• German: Vernunft (de) f, Verstand (de) m, Vernünftigkeit (de) f, (law) Zurechnungsfähigkeit (de) f
• Indonesian: kewarasan (id)
• Norwegian: tilregnelighet (no), fornuft (no) m

• Romanian: sănătate (ro) f, echilibru mintal (ro) n, echilibru psihic (ro) n
• Telugu: వివేకము (te) (vivEkamu)
• Turkish: akıl sağlığı (tr), aklıselimlik (tr), makullük (tr), muhakeme (tr), ruh sağlığı (tr)

Anagrams

• satiny