English
Etymology
From faint + hearted.
Adjective
faint-hearted (comparative more faint-hearted, superlative most faint-hearted)
- Lacking courage; timid
Derived terms
Translations
lacking courage, timid
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 膽怯／胆怯 (zh) (dǎnqiè), 胆怯 (zh) (dǎnqiè), 無勇氣的／无勇气的, 无勇气的 (wú yǒngqì de)
- Danish: frygtsom, forsagt
- French: timoré (fr)
- German: zaghaft (de), feige (de), mutlos (de), schüchtern (de), furchtsam (de)
- Hungarian: bátortalan (hu)
- Japanese: 勇気のない (ja) (ゆうきのない, yūki no nai)
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- Kyrgyz: коркок (ky) (korkok), жүрөгү жок (ky) (jürögü jok)
- Manx: faase-chreeagh
- Maori: harotu, hōpīpī, hopī, tunutunu
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: forknytt (no)
- Russian: малоду́шный (ru) (malodúšnyj), трусли́вый (ru) (truslívyj), ро́бкий (ru) (róbkij), боязли́вый (ru) (bojazlívyj)
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