impious

English

Etymology

From Latin impius.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈɪmpi.əs/, /ɪmˈpaɪəs/

Adjective

impious (comparative more impious, superlative most impious)

Not pious.
Lacking reverence or respect, especially towards a god.

Translations

not pious

Bulgarian: нечестив (bg) (nečestiv)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 無信仰的, 无信仰的 (wúxìnyǎng de), 不虔誠, 不虔诚 (bù qiánchéng)
Czech: bezbožný
Esperanto: malpia
Finnish: jumalaton (fi)
French: impie (fr)
German: pietätlos (de)

Indonesian: keparat (id)
Irish: aindiaga
Japanese: 不信心な (ja) (ふしんじんな, fushinjin na)
Lithuanian: bedieviškas
Portuguese: ímpio (pt)
Russian: нечести́вый (ru) (nečestívyj), безбо́жный (ru) (bezbóžnyj)
Swedish: ogudaktig, gudlös

lacking reverence or respect, especially towards a god

Bulgarian: безбожен (bg) (bezbožen)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 不恭 (zh) (bùgōng), 不敬 (zh) (bùjìng)
Finnish: jumalaton (fi)
French: impie (fr)
German: pietätlos (de)
Greek:
Ancient: ἄθεος (átheos)

Indonesian: durhaka (id)
Irish: aindiaga
Japanese: 不敬な (ja) (ふけいな, fukei na)
Lithuanian: nepagarbus
Portuguese: ímpio (pt)
Russian: нечести́вый (ru) (nečestívyj), безбо́жный (ru) (bezbóžnyj), непочти́тельный (ru) (nepočtítelʹnyj) (disrespectful)

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