cowardice

English

cowardice (countable and uncountable, plural cowardices)

the lack of courage

Arabic: جَبَانَة‎ f (jabāna)
Belarusian: тру́сасць f (trúsascʹ), палахлі́васць f (palaxlívascʹ), баязлі́васць f (bajazlívascʹ), маладу́шнасць f (maladúšnascʹ)
Bulgarian: страхли́вост f (strahlívost), малоду́шие (bg) n (malodúšie)
Catalan: covardia f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 膽怯 (zh), 胆怯 (zh) (dǎnqiè), 怯懦 (zh) (qiènuò)
Czech: zbabělost f
Danish: fejhed c
Dutch: lafheid (nl)
Esperanto: malkuraĝeco
Finnish: pelkuruus (fi)
French: lâcheté (fr) f
German: Feigheit (de) f, Kleinmut (de) m, Ängstlichkeit f
Greek: δειλία (el) f (deilía), ανανδρία (el) f (anandría)
Ancient Greek: δειλία f (deilía)
Guaraní: py'amirĩ
Hebrew: פחדנות‎ f (pakhdanut)
Hindi: कायरता (hi) f (kāyartā)
Hungarian: gyávaság (hu)
Icelandic: gunguskapur m, heigulsháttur m, ragmennska f, bleyði f
Ido: poltroneso (io), deskurajo (io)
Indonesian: kepengecutan (id)
Interlingua: coardia
Italian: codardia (it), viltà (it), pusillanimità, vigliaccheria
Japanese: 憶病 (おくびょう, okubyō), 卑怯 (ja) (ひきょう, hikyō)

Korean: 비겁 (ko) (bigeop)
Kurdish: newêrekî (ku), tirsokî (ku), tirsonekî (ku), bêcesaretî (ku), bêcuretî (ku)
Latin: īgnāvia f
Macedonian: кукавичлук m (kukavičluk), плашливост f (plašlivost)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: feighet m or f

Nynorsk: feigskap m
Old Norse: bleyði f, argskapr m, hugbleyði f, geitarhugr m, klaeki n, ragmennska f, ragskapr m, regi f
Polish: tchórzostwo (pl) n, tchórzliwość (pl) f, bojaźliwość f
Portuguese: covardia (pt) f
Romanian: poltronerie (ro) f, lașitate (ro) f
Russian: тру́сость (ru) f (trúsostʹ), малоду́шие (ru) n (malodúšije), боязли́вость (ru) f (bojazlívostʹ), бзде́ние (ru) n (bzdénije) (vulgar)
Scottish Gaelic: cladhaireachd f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: кукавичлук m

Roman: kukavičluk (sh) m
Slovak: zbabelosť f
Slovene: boječnost f, strahopetnost (sl) f
Spanish: cobardía (es) f
Swedish: feghet (sv) c
Telugu: పిరికితనము (te) (pirikitanamu)
Thai: ความขี้ขลาด (kwaam-kîi-klàat)
Ukrainian: боягу́зтво (uk) n (bojahúztvo), малоду́шність f (malodúšnistʹ)
Volapük: dredöf (vo)

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