authoritarianism

English

Etymology

authoritarian +‎ -ism

Noun

authoritarianism (countable and uncountable, plural authoritarianisms)

1. A form of government in which the governing body has absolute, or almost absolute, control. Typically this control is maintained by force, and little heed is paid to public opinion or the judicial system.

Translations

authoritarian form of government

• Albanian: please add this translation if you can
• Arabic: سُلْطَوِيَّة f (sulṭawiyya)
• Armenian: ավտորիտարիզմ (hy) (avtoritarizm)
• Azerbaijani: avtoritarizm
• Belarusian: аўтарытары́зм m (aŭtarytarýzm)
• Bulgarian: авторитари́зъм (bg) m (avtoritarízǎm)
• Catalan: autoritarisme (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 威權主義／威权主义 (wēiquán zhǔyì), 威权主义 (wēiquán zhǔyì)

• Czech: autoritářství n
• Dutch: autoritarisme (nl) n
• Estonian: autoritarism
• Finnish: autoritarismi (fi)
• French: autoritarisme (fr) m
• Galician: autoritarismo (gl) m
• Georgian: ავტორიტარიზმი (avṭoriṭarizmi)
• German: Autoritarismus (de) m
• Hindi: सत्तावाद m (sattāvād)
• Hungarian: autoritarizmus
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• Japanese: 権威主義 (けんいしゅぎ, ken'ishugi)
• Kazakh: авторитаризм (avtoritarizm)
• Korean: 권위주의 (gwonwijuui)
• Kyrgyz: авторитаризм (avtoritarizm)
• Latvian: autoritārisms m
• Lithuanian: autoritarizmas (lt) m
• Malay: autoritarianisme
• Mongolian: please add this translation if you can
• Polish: autorytaryzm (pl)
• Portuguese: autoritarismo (pt) m
• Romanian: autoritarism (ro) n
• Russian: авторитари́зм (ru) m (avtoritarízm)
• Slovak: autoritarizmus m
• Spanish: autoritarismo (es) m
• Swedish: auktoritarism
• Turkish: otoriteryanizm
• Ukrainian: авторитари́зм m (avtorytarýzm)
• Vietnamese: chủ nghĩa chuyên chế