reliability

English

Etymology

reliable +‎ -ity

Noun

reliability (usually uncountable, plural reliabilities)

The quality of being reliable, dependable, or trustworthy.
In education - the ability to measure the same thing consistently (of a measurement indicating the degree to which the measure is consistent); that is, repeated measurements would give the same result (See also validity).
In engineering - measurable time of work before failure

Translations

quality of being reliable

Catalan: fiabilitat (ca) f
Czech: spolehlivost n
Dutch: betrouwbaarheid (nl) f
Finnish: luotettavuus (fi)
French: fiabilité (fr) f
German: Zuverlässigkeit (de) f
Greek: αξιοπιστία (el) f (axiopistía)
Irish: dílseacht f
Italian: affidabilità (it) f, attendibilità (it) f
Latin: firmitas f, firmitudo f

Malay: kebolehpercayaan
Norwegian:
Bokmål: tilforlatelighet m, f, pålitelighet m, f, reliabilitet m, f (the ability to measure the same thing consistently)
Portuguese: confiabilidade (pt) f
Romanian: fiabilitate (ro) f
Russian: надёжность (ru) f (nadjóžnostʹ)
Spanish: fiabilidad f
Tagalog: pagkamapanghahawakan
Turkish: güvenilirlik (tr)
Ukrainian: надійність f (nadíjnist')

quality of a measurement

Dutch: betrouwbaarheid (nl) f
French: fiabilité (fr)
German: belastbar (de) f
Italian: ^{(please verify)} affidabilità (it) f, ^{(please verify)} attendibilità (it) f, (in particular cases) ^{(please verify)} esattezza (it) f, ^{(please verify)} robustezza (it) f
Latin: firmitas f, firmitudo f

Malay: kebolehpercayaan
Portuguese: fiabilidade, confiabilidade (pt)
Russian: то́чность (ru) f (tóčnostʹ)
Spanish: fiabilidad
Ukrainian: точність f (tóčnist')

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