Alternative forms
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Etymology
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From un- + forgivable.
Pronunciation
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Adjective
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unforgivable (comparative more unforgivable, superlative most unforgivable)
- Not forgivable; inexcusable.
- Synonyms: inexcusable, unpardonable, unremittable
- People who smuggle artifacts, blood diamonds and ivory trinkets on the black market are unforgivable in my mind.
Translations
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not forgivable
- Arabic: لَا يُغْتَفَرُ (lā yuḡtafaru)
- Armenian: աններելի (hy) (annereli)
- Asturian: imperdonable
- Azerbaijani: bağışlanmaz, üzürsüz, üzürlü sayıla bilməyən
- Belarusian: недарава́льны (njedaraválʹny), непраба́чны (njeprabáčny)
- Bengali: অমার্জনীয় (bn) (ômarjôniô)
- Bulgarian: непрости́м (bg) (neprostím), непрости́телен (bg) (neprostítelen)
- Catalan: imperdonable
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 不可原諒／不可原谅 (bùkě yuánliàng), 不能原諒的／不能原谅的 (bù néng yuánliàng de)
- Czech: neodpustitelný
- Danish: utilgivelig
- Dutch: onvergeeflijk (nl)
- Esperanto: nepardonebla
- Faroese: ófyrigeviligur, ófyrigevandi
- Finnish: anteeksiantamaton (fi)
- French: impardonnable (fr)
- Galician: imperdoable (gl), imperdoábel (gl)
- German: unverzeihlich, unentschuldbar (de)
- Greek: ασυγχώρητος (el) (asynchóritos)
- Hungarian: megbocsáthatatlan (hu)
- Icelandic: ófyrirgefanlegur m
- Italian: imperdonabile (it)
- Japanese: 許されない (ja) (ゆるされない, yurusarenai)
- Korean: 용서할 수 없다 (yongseohal su eopda), 용서하지 못하다 (yongseoha-ji mothada)
- Macedonian: неопростлив (neoprostliv)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: utilgivelig
- Polish: niewybaczalny (pl)
- Portuguese: imperdoável (pt)
- Romanian: de nescuzat, de neiertat, impardonabil (ro), neiertabil (rare), nescuzabil (rare)
- Russian: непрости́тельный (ru) (neprostítelʹnyj)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: неопро̀стив
- Roman: neopròstiv (sh)
- Slovak: neodpustiteľný
- Slovene: neodpustljiv
- Spanish: imperdonable (es)
- Swedish: oförlåtlig (sv)
- Ukrainian: непроба́чний (neprobáčnyj), непрости́мий (neprostýmyj), невиба́чний (nevybáčnyj), непроще́нний (neproščénnyj)
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