Etymology
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clumsy + -ness
Pronunciation
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clumsiness (countable and uncountable, plural clumsinesses)
- A lack of coordination or elegance; the condition or quality of being clumsy.
- He dropped them not out of spite, but out of clumsiness.
Translations
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the condition or quality of being clumsy
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 笨拙 (zh) (bènzhuō)
- Finnish: kömpelyys (fi)
- French: maladresse (fr) f, inélégance (fr) f
- Georgian: მოუქნელობა (moukneloba)
- German: Ungeschicklichkeit (de) f, Plumpheit (de) f, Unbeholfenheit (de) f
- Greek: αδεξιότητα (el) f (adexiótita)
- Hungarian: ügyetlenség (hu)
- Irish: liopastacht f, amscaíocht f, ciotrúntacht f
- Italian: goffaggine (it) f, inettitudine (it) f, sgraziataggine f
- Japanese: ふき (ja) (fuki), ドジ (doji), 不手際 (ふてぎわ, futegiwa)
- Kapampangan: kaburaldalan, keburaldalan
- Portuguese: desajeitamento m
- Russian: неуклю́жесть (ru) f (neukljúžestʹ), неповоро́тливость (ru) f (nepovorótlivostʹ)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: гло̏ма̄зно̄ст f, не̏згра̄пно̄ст f
- Roman: glȍmāznōst (sh) f, nȅzgrāpnōst (sh) f
- Swedish: klumpighet (sv) c, klantighet (sv) c
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