servility

English

Etymology

servile +‎ -ity.

Noun

servility (countable and uncountable, plural servilities)

The condition of being servile.

Antonyms

arrogance

Translations

condition of being servile

Chinese:
Mandarin: 奴性 (zh) (núxìng)
Czech: servilnost f, servilita (cs) f
Finnish: nöyryys (fi)
German: Servilität (de) f, Servilismus m, (pejorative) Speichelleckerei f
Greek: ραγιαδισμός (el) m (ragiadismós), δουλικότητα (el) f (doulikótita), ανελευθερία (el) f (anelefthería)
Irish: uirísle f
Italian: servilismo (it) m

Japanese: 卑屈 (ja) (hikutsu), 奴隷根性 (dorei konjō)
Latin: servilitas
Romanian: servilism (ro) n, servilitate (ro) f
Russian: раболе́пие (ru) n (rabolépije)
Spanish: servilismo m
Swedish: servilitet (sv), underdånighet, kryperi (pejorative)
Volapük: lusumät (vo)

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