English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Morphologically disappear + -ance.
Pronunciation[edit]
- (UK) IPA(key): /dɪsəˈpɪəɹəns/
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disappearance (countable and uncountable, plural disappearances)
- The action of disappearing or vanishing.
Derived terms[edit]
Translations[edit]
action of disappearing or vanishing
- Arabic: إِخْتِفَاء m (ʔiḵtifāʔ)
- Armenian: անհետացում (hy) (anhetacʿum)
- Belarusian: знікне́нне n (zniknjénnje), прапа́жа f (prapáža)
- Bulgarian: изче́зване n (izčézvane)
- Catalan: desaparició (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 消失 (zh) (xiāoshī), 失蹤／失踪 (zh) (shīzōng)
- Czech: zmizení n
- Danish: forsvinding c
- Dutch: verdwijning (nl) f
- Esperanto: malapero
- Finnish: katoaminen (fi)
- French: disparition (fr) f
- Galician: desaparición (gl) f
- German: Verschwinden (de) n
- Greek: εξαφάνιση (el) f (exafánisi)
- Ancient: ἀφανισμός f (aphanismós)
- Hebrew: היעלמות / הֵעָלְמוּת f (he'al'mút)
- Hungarian: eltűnés (hu)
- Italian: sparizione (it) f, scomparsa (it) f
- Japanese: 消失 (ja) (しょうしつ, shōshitsu)
- Korean: 소실(消失) (ko) (sosil)
- Latin: abitus m, fuga f
- Lithuanian: please add this translation if you can
- Macedonian: исчезнување n (isčeznuvanje)
- Maori: numanga, ngaromanga
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: forsvinning m or f
- Occitan: desaparicion (oc)
- Polish: zniknięcie (pl) n
- Portuguese: desaparição (pt) f, desaparecimento (pt), sumiço (pt) m
- Romanian: dispariție (ro) f
- Russian: исчезнове́ние (ru) n (isčeznovénije), пропа́жа (ru) f (propáža)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: нѐстанак m
- Roman: nèstanak (sh) m
- Slovak: zmiznutie n
- Slovene: izginotje n
- Spanish: desaparición (es) f
- Swedish: försvinnande (sv) n
- Tocharian B: nautalñe, spärkālñe
- Ukrainian: зни́кнення n (znýknennja), пропа́жа f (propáža)
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Further reading[edit]
disappearance on Wikipedia.Wikipedia 