ungrateful

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ grateful.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ʌnˈɡɹeɪtfəl/

Adjective

ungrateful (comparative more ungrateful, superlative most ungrateful)

1. Not grateful; not expressing gratitude.

Antonyms

• grateful

Translations

not grateful

• Belarusian: няўдзя́чны (njaŭdzjáčny)
• Bulgarian: неблагода́рен (bg) (neblagodáren)
• Czech: nevděčný m
• Finnish: epäkiitollinen (fi), kiittämätön (fi)
• French: ingrat (fr)
• Georgian: უმადური (umaduri)
• German: undankbar (de)
• Greek: αχάριστος (el) (acháristos), αγνώμων (el) (agnómon)

  Ancient: ἀχάριστος (akháristos)

• Hungarian: hálátlan (hu)
• Italian: ingrato (it)
• Korean: 배은망덕 (ko) (baeeunmangdeok)
• Latvian: nepateicīgs
• Macedonian: неблагодарен (neblagodaren)
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• Norwegian: utakknemlig (no)
• Polish: niewdzięczny (pl)
• Portuguese: ingrato (pt)
• Russian: неблагода́рный (ru) (neblagodárnyj)
• Slovak: nevďačný
• Spanish: desagradecido (es), ingrato (es)
• Swedish: otacksam (sv)
• Tagalog: busong, burisingkaw
• Telugu: కృతఘ్నము (kr̥taghnamu)
• Thai: ทรพี (tɔɔ-rá-pii), อกตัญญู (th) (à-gà-dtan-yuu)
• Turkish: nankör (tr)
• Ukrainian: невдя́чний (nevdjáčnyj)
• Yiddish: אָן דאַנק (on dank)

Noun

ungrateful (plural ungratefuls)

1. A person who fails to show gratitude; an ingrate.