punishment

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EtymologyEdit

From the Anglo-Norman punisceement, punisement, punishement, punissement, punisshement and the Middle French punissement, from the Old French pugnissement, from puniss- (the long stem (see the French -iss-) of punir ‎(“to punish”)) + -ment (synchronically punish +‎ -ment). Compare the English nouns punishing and punition.

PronunciationEdit

• IPA^(key): /ˈpʌnɪʃmənt/

• Audio (US)

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• Hyphenation: pun‧ish‧ment

NounEdit

punishment ‎(countable and uncountable, plural punishments)

1. The act or process of punishing, imposing and/or applying a sanction.
2. A penalty to punish wrongdoing, especially for crime.
3. A suffering by pain or loss imposed as retribution
4. (figuratively) Any treatment or experience so harsh it feels like being punished; rough handling

   a vehicle that can take a lot of punishment

SynonymsEdit

• castigation
• punition
• beating

AntonymsEdit

• reward

HyponymsEdit

• retribution

Derived termsEdit

• corporal punishment
• mirror punishment
• telishment

Related termsEdit

• punishable
• punisher
• punishing
• punitive
• impunity

TranslationsEdit

the act of punishing

• Albanian: dënim (sq) m, ndëshkim (sq) m
• Arabic: عُقُوبَة f ‎(ʿuqūba), عِقَاب (ar) m ‎(ʿiqāb)
• Armenian: պատիժ (hy) ‎(patiž), պատժում (hy) ‎(patžum)

  Old Armenian: պատիժ ‎(patiž), պատուհաս ‎(patuhas)

• Asturian: castigu m
• Azeri: cəza (az)
• Belarusian: пакара́нне n ‎(pakaránnje), ка́ра f ‎(kára)
• Bengali: সাজা ‎(saja), দণ্ড ‎(ḑônḑ)
• Bulgarian: наказа́ние (bg) n ‎(nakazánie)
• Burmese: ဒဏ် (my) ‎(dan), အပြစ် (my) ‎(a.prac)
• Catalan: punició f, puniment m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 懲罰 (zh), 惩罚 (zh) ‎(chéngfá)

• Cornish: kessydhyans
• Czech: trest (cs) m
• Danish: straf
• Dutch: bestraffing (nl) f, straf (nl) f
• Esperanto: puno
• Estonian: karistus
• Finnish: rankaiseminen, rangaistus (fi)
• French: punition (fr) f
• Galician: castigo (gl) m, punición (gl) f
• Georgian: დასჯა ‎(dasǯa)
• German: Strafe (de) f, Bestrafung (de) f
• Greek: τιμωρία (el) ‎(timoría)
• Hebrew: עוֹנֶשׁ (he) m, עֲנִישָׁה (he) f
• Hindi: सज़ा f ‎(sazā), दण्ड (hi) m ‎(daṇḍ)
• Hungarian: büntetés (hu)
• Icelandic: refsing (is) f
• Indonesian: hukuman (id)
• Italian: punizione (it) f
• Japanese: 罰 (ja) ‎(ばつ, batsu), 懲罰 (ja) ‎(ちょうばつ, chōbatsu), 処罰 (ja) ‎(しょばつ, shobatsu)
• Kazakh: жаза (kk) ‎(jaza)
• Khmer: ទណ្ឌ (km) ‎(toan), ទណ្ឌកម្ម (km) ‎(toandea’kam), ទណ្ឌកិច្ច ‎(toandea’kəc)
• Korean: 처벌 (ko) ‎(cheobeol), 벌 (ko) ‎(beol)

• Kyrgyz: жаза (ky) ‎(caza)
• Lao: ໂທດ ‎(thōt), ທັນ ‎(than)
• Latin: supplicium n, poena f
• Latvian: sods m, sodīšana f
• Lithuanian: bausmė f
• Macedonian: ка́зна f ‎(kázna), казну́вање n ‎(kaznúvanje)
• Malay: hukuman
• Mongolian: шийтгэл (mn) ‎(šijtgel)
• Norman: peunnition f
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: straff (no) m

• Persian: مجازات (fa) ‎(mojâzât), سزا (fa) ‎(sazâ), جزا (fa) ‎(jazâ)
• Polish: karanie (pl) n
• Portuguese: punição (pt) f
• Quechua: wanay
• Romanian: pedepsire (ro) f, pedeapsă (ro) f
• Russian: наказа́ние (ru) n ‎(nakazánije), ка́ра (ru) f ‎(kára)
• Sanskrit: दण्ड (sa) m ‎(daṇḍa)
• Scottish Gaelic: peanasachadh m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ка̏зна f

  Roman: kȁzna (sh) f

• Slovak: trest m
• Slovene: kazen (sl) n
• Spanish: castigo (es) m
• Swedish: straff (sv) n
• Tajik: ҷазо ‎(jazo), сазо ‎(sazo), муҷозот ‎(mujozot)
• Thai: โทษ (th) ‎(tôot), ทัณฑ์ ‎(tan)
• Turkish: ceza (tr)
• Turkmen: jeza (tk)
• Ukrainian: покара́ння n ‎(pokaránnja), ка́ра f ‎(kára)
• Urdu: سزا f ‎(sazā), دنڈ m ‎(danḍ)
• Uzbek: jazo (uz)
• Vietnamese: hình phạt (vi), trừng trị (vi), sự phạt (vi)
• Yiddish: שטראָף ‎(shtrof)

penalty for wrongdoing

• Arabic: عُقُوبَة f ‎(ʿuqūba), عِقَاب (ar) m ‎(ʿiqāb)
• Armenian: պատիժ (hy) ‎(patiž)

  Old Armenian: պատիժ ‎(patiž), պատուհաս ‎(patuhas)

• Asturian: castigu m
• Catalan: càstig (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 刑罰 (zh), 刑罚 (zh) ‎(xíngfá)

• Czech: trest (cs) m
• Danish: straf c
• Dutch: straf (nl) m, f
• Esperanto: puno
• Finnish: rangaistus (fi)
• French: punition (fr) f
• Galician: castigo (gl) m
• Georgian: სასჯელი ‎(sasǯeli)
• German: Bestrafung (de) f
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌴𐌹𐍄𐌹 n ‎(weiti)
• Greek: τιμωρία (el) ‎(timoría), ποινή (el) ‎(poiní)
• Hindi: दण्ड (hi) ‎(daṇḍ), सज़ा ‎(sazā)
• Hungarian: büntetés (hu)

• Irish: pionós (ga) m
• Japanese: 罰 (ja) ‎(ばつ, batsu), 刑罰 ‎(keibatsu), 処罰 (ja) ‎(shobatsu)
• Malay: azab
• Norman: peunnition f
• Latvian: sods m
• Macedonian: казна f ‎(kázna)
• Polish: kara (pl) f
• Portuguese: castigo (pt) m, punição (pt) f
• Romanian: pedeapsă (ro) f
• Russian: наказа́ние (ru) n ‎(nakazánije)
• Scottish Gaelic: peanas m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: ка̏зна f

  Roman: kȁzna (sh) f

• Spanish: castigo (es) m
• Swedish: straff (sv) n

suffering imposed as retribution

• Catalan: punició f, puniment m
• Dutch: afstraffing f, boetedoening f, vergelding (nl) f, boete (nl) m, f
• French: punition (fr) f, châtiment (fr) m
• Norman: peunnition f
• Macedonian: казна f ‎(kázna)

• Malay: azab
• Ngazidja Comorian: âdhaɓu class 9/10 ‎(âdhabu)
• Romanian: penalizare (ro), pedeapsă punitivă f
• Scottish Gaelic: peanas m
• Spanish: penitencia (es) f

harsh treatment or experience

• Armenian: պատիժ (hy) ‎(patiž), պատուհաս (hy) ‎(patuhas)
• Catalan: punició f, puniment m
• Dutch: afstraffing f, beproeving (nl) f, vergelding (nl) f
• French: punition (fr) f

• Norman: peunnition f
• Polish: wycisk m

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• Bulgarian: ^{(please verify)} наказание n ‎(nakazánie) (1)
• Hebrew: ^{(please verify)} ענישה f
• Italian: ^{(please verify)} punizione f
• Korean: ^{(please verify)} 벌 ‎(beol)
• Kurdish: ^{(please verify)} ceza m, ^{(please verify)} siza m
• Latin: ^{(please verify)} punitio f
• Old English: ^{(please verify)} wīte n
• Persian: ^{(please verify)} تنبیه (fa) ‎(tanbih)
• Romanian: ^{(please verify)} pedeapsă f
• Spanish: ^{(please verify)} castigo m, ^{(please verify)} penitencia f
• Telugu: ^{(please verify)} శిక్ష ‎(śikṣa), ^{(please verify)} దండన ‎(daṃḍana)