tiredness

English

Etymology

tired +‎ -ness

Noun

tiredness (usually uncountable, plural tirednesses)

1. The state of being tired.

Synonyms

• Thesaurus:fatigue

Translations

state of being tired

• Arabic: إِرْهَاق‎ m (ʾirhāq)
• Assamese: ভাগৰ (bhagor)
• Azerbaijani: yorğunluq
• Catalan: fatiga (ca) f, cansament (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 疲勞 (zh), 疲劳 (zh) (píláo)

• Czech: únava (cs) f
• Finnish: väsymys (fi)
• French: fatigue (fr) f
• Galician: cansanzo (gl) m, fatiga f
• German: Müdigkeit (de) f
• Greek: κούραση (el) (koúrasi)
• Hindi: थकान (hi) f (thakān)
• Ilocano: bannug
• Irish: tuirse (ga) f
• Italian: sfinitezza f

• Japanese: 疲れ (つかれ, tsukare), 疲労 (ja) (ひろう, hirō)
• Kurdish:

  Central Kurdish: ماندوێتی‎ (mandwêtî)

• Latin: lassitūdō f
• Latvian: nogurums m
• Polish: zmęczenie (pl) n
• Portuguese: cansaço (pt) m, fadiga (pt) f
• Romanian: oboseală (ro) f
• Russian: уста́лость (ru) f (ustálostʹ), утомле́ние (ru) n (utomlénije)
• Spanish: fatiga (es) f, cansancio (es) m
• Swedish: trötthet (sv)
• Tagalog: pagod
• Telugu: అలసట (te) (alasaṭa)
• Turkish: yorgunluk (tr)
• Walloon: hodance (wa) f, nåjhisté (wa) f

Anagrams

• Dissenter, disenters, dissenter, indeserts, residents