nourishment

English

Etymology

From Middle English norisshement, from Middle French, from Old French norissement, from norrir.

Noun

nourishment (countable and uncountable, plural nourishments)

1. The act of nourishing or the state of being nourished
2. Something that nourishes; food

Translations

the act of nourishing or the state of being nourished

• Armenian: սնուցում (hy) (snucʻum)
• Finnish: ravitseminen (fi), ravituksi tuleminen
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• Galician: mantenza (gl) f
• German: Ernährung (de) f
• Hungarian: táplálás (hu)
• Russian: кормле́ние (ru) (kormlénije), пита́ние (ru) (pitánije)

something that nourishes; food

• Afrikaans: voedingskrag
• Albanian: ushqim (sq) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 營養／营养 (zh) (yíngyǎng), 营养 (zh) (yíngyǎng)

• Finnish: ravinto (fi)
• French: nourriture (fr) f
• Galician: mantenza (gl) f, alimento (gl) m
• Georgian: კვების (ḳvebis)
• German: Nahrung (de) f, Ernährung (de) f
• Greek:

  Ancient Greek: τροφή f (trophḗ)

• Haitian Creole: nouriti
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• Hungarian: táplálék (hu), tápanyag (hu)
• Japanese: 栄養 (ja) (えいよう, eiyō)
• Lao: ອາຫານ (lo) (ahan)
• Mirandese: alimiento m
• Norwegian: ernæring (no) m or f
• Polish: pożywienie (pl) n
• Portuguese: sustância f, sustança (pt) f, alimento (pt) m
• Russian: пита́ние (ru) n (pitánije)
• Swedish: näring (sv) c
• Vietnamese: dinh dưỡng (vi)
• Yiddish: דערנערונג f (dernerung)

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