English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
tired + -ness
tiredness (usually uncountable, plural tirednesses)
- The state of being tired.
Synonyms[edit]
Translations[edit]
state of being tired
- Albanian: lodhje (sq) f
- Arabic: إِرْهَاق m (ʾirhāq), تَعَب m (taʿab)
- Armenian: հոգնածություն (hy) (hognacutʿyun)
- Assamese: ভাগৰ (bhagor)
- Azerbaijani: yorğunluq
- Belarusian: сто́ма f (stóma), сто́мленасць (be) f (stómljenascʹ), змо́ранасць f (zmóranascʹ)
- Bulgarian: умо́ра (bg) f (umóra)
- Catalan: fatiga (ca) f, cansament (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 疲勞 (zh), 疲劳 (zh) (píláo)
- Czech: únava (cs) f
- Danish: træthed (da) c
- Dutch: vermoeidheid (nl) f
- Estonian: väsimus
- Finnish: väsymys (fi)
- French: fatigue (fr) f
- Galician: cansanzo (gl) m, fatiga f
- Georgian: დაღლილობა (daɣliloba)
- German: Müdigkeit (de) f, Ermüdung (de) f
- Greek: κούραση (el) (koúrasi)
- Hindi: थकान (hi) f (thakān), थकावट (hi) f (thakāvaṭ)
- Hungarian: fáradtság (hu)
- Icelandic: þreyta (is) f
- Ilocano: bannug
- Irish: tuirse (ga) f
- Italian: sfinitezza f, stanchezza (it) f
- Japanese: 疲れ (つかれ, tsukare), 疲労 (ja) (ひろう, hirō)
- Kazakh: шаршау (şarşaw), шаршағандық (şarşağandıq)
- Korean: 피로 (ko) (piro), 피곤 (ko) (pigon)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: ماندوێتی (mandwêtî)
- Kyrgyz: чарчоо (ky) (çarçoo), чарчагандык (çarçagandıq)
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