English
Etymology
From Anglo-Norman perjurie, from Latin perjurare (“swear falsely”), from per- + jūrāre.
Pronunciation
Noun
perjury (countable and uncountable, plural perjuries)
- (law) The deliberate giving of false or misleading testimony under oath.
We declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
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Derived terms
Translations
deliberate giving of false or misleading testimony under oath
- Arabic: شَهَادَة زُور (ar) f (šahāda(t) zūr)
- Belarusian: ілжэсве́дчанне n (ilžesvjédčannje), лжэсве́дчанне n (lžesvjédčannje), клятвапарушэ́нне n (kljatvaparušénnje)
- Bulgarian: лъжесвиде́телство n (lǎžesvidételstvo)
- Catalan: perjuri (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 偽證／伪证 (zh) (wěizhèng), 伪证 (zh) (wěizhèng, wèizhèng)
- Czech: křivé svědectví n
- Danish: mened c, falsk forklaring c
- Dutch: meineed (nl) m
- Esperanto: ĵurrompo
- Finnish: väärä vala (fi), perätön lausuma
- French: faux témoignage (fr) m
- Georgian: ცრუმოწმეობა (crumoc̣meoba)
- German: Meineid (de) m
- Greek: ψευδορκία (el) f (psevdorkía)
- Ancient: ἐπιορκία f (epiorkía)
- Hungarian: hamis tanúzás
- Icelandic: meinsæri n
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- Italian: falsa testimonianza f
- Japanese: 偽誓 (ぎせい, gisei), 偽証 (ぎしょう, gishō), 偽証罪 (ぎしょうざい, gishōzai)
- Korean: 위증 (ko) (wijeung)
- Latin: periūrium n
- Maori: oati teka
- Norwegian: falsk forklaring c, mened c
- Polish: krzywoprzysięstwo (pl) n
- Portuguese: perjúrio (pt) m
- Russian: лжесвиде́тельство (ru) n (lžesvidételʹstvo), клятвопреступле́ние (ru) n (kljatvoprestuplénije)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Roman: krivokletstvo (sh) n, krivorečstvo n
- Spanish: perjurio m
- Swedish: mened (sv) c
- Tagalog: pagbubulaan, sambampanday
- Turkish: yalancı tanıklık
- Ukrainian: лжесві́дчення n (lžesvídčennja), кривосві́дчення n (kryvosvídčennja)
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