painless

English

Etymology

From Middle English paynles, peynlees, equivalent to pain +‎ -less. Compare West Frisian pynleas (“painless”), Dutch pijnloos (“painless”).

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Adjective

painless (comparative more painless, superlative most painless)

1. Free from pain; without pain or trouble.
2. Not difficult; easy.

Synonyms

(free from pain): acheless, pain-free, unaching

Antonyms

• painful

Derived terms

• painlessly
• painlessness

Related terms

• pain-free

Translations

without pain or trouble

• Afrikaans: pynloos
• Arabic: غير مؤلم (ghyr mulim)
• Catalan: indolor
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 無痛／无痛 (zh) (wútòng), 无痛 (zh) (wútòng)

• Czech: bezbolestný
• Dutch: pijnloos (nl)
• Estonian: valutu
• Finnish: kivuton (fi)
• French: indolore (fr)
• Georgian: უმტკივნეულო (umṭḳivneulo)
• German: schmerzlos
• Greek:

  Ancient: ἀνάλγητος (análgētos), ἄλυπος (álupos)

• Hungarian: fájdalommentes (hu)
• Italian: indolore (it)
• Japanese: 無痛 (むつう, mutsū)
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• Maori: kore mamae
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: smertefri

  Nynorsk: smertefri

• Polish: bezbolesny (pl)
• Portuguese: indolor
• Romanian: nedureros (ro), fără durere
• Russian: безболе́зненный (ru) (bezboléznennyj)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: безболан

  Roman: bezbolan (sh)

• Spanish: sin dolor, indoloro
• Swedish: smärtfri (sv)
• Turkish: ağrısız (tr), acısız (tr)
• West Frisian: pynleas

References

• “painless”, in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, Springfield, Mass.: G. & C. Merriam, 1913, →OCLC.

Anagrams

• Espinals, spaniels