Noun
disobedience (countable and uncountable, plural disobediences)
- Refusal to obey.
The teacher complained of the child's disobedience.
Translations
refusal to obey
- Arabic: عِصْيَان m (ʕiṣyān)
- Armenian: անհնազանդություն (hy) (anhnazandutʻyun)
- Belarusian: непаслушэ́нства n (njepaslušénstva), непадпара́дкаванне n (njepadparádkavannje), непаслухмя́насць n (njepasluxmjánascʹ)
- Bulgarian: непослушание (bg) n (neposlušanie), неподчинение (bg) n (nepodčinenie)
- Carpathian Rusyn: нєпослух (njeposlux)
- Catalan: desobediència f
- Cebuano: paglapas
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 不服從 / 不服从 (bùfúcóng)
- Czech: neposlušnost (cs) f, vzdor (cs) m
- Danish: ulydighed c
- Dutch: ongehoorzaamheid (nl) f
- Esperanto: malobeemo
- Faroese: ólýdni f or n
- Finnish: tottelemattomuus (fi)
- French: désobéissance (fr) f
- Georgian: დაუმორჩილებლობა (daumorčilebloba), ურჩობა (určoba)
- German: Ungehorsam (de) m
- Gothic: 𐌿𐍆𐌰𐍂𐌷𐌰𐌿𐍃𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 f (ufarhauseins)
- Greek: ανυπακοή (el) f (anypakoḯ)
- Ancient: παρακοή f (parakoḗ), ἀπείθεια f (apeítheia)
- Hebrew: אי־ציות (y-tziut)
- Hungarian: engedetlenség (hu), engedetlenkedés
- Irish: aimhriar f, anumhlaíocht f, doriarthacht f, easumhlaíocht f, míréir f
- Italian: disobbedienza (it) f
- Japanese: 不服従 (ふふくじゅう, fufukujū)
- Korean: 불복종 (bulbokjong)
- Latvian: nepaklausība f
- Malayalam: അനുസരണക്കേട് (anusaraṇakkēṭŭ)
- Northern Sami: jeagohisvuohta
- Norwegian: ulydighet (no)
- Old English: unhīersumnes f
- Old Swedish: ōlyþna n
- Pannonian Rusyn: нєпослух (njeposlux)
- Polish: nieposłuszeństwo (pl) n
- Portuguese: desobediência (pt) f
- Russian: неповинове́ние (ru) n (nepovinovénije), непослуша́ние (ru) n (neposlušánije), неподчине́ние (ru) n (nepodčinénije)
- Scottish Gaelic: eas-ùmhlachd f
- Spanish: desobediencia (es) f
- Swedish: olydnad (sv) c
- Tagalog: pagsuway
- Ukrainian: непоко́ра f (nepokóra), непокі́рність f (nepokírnistʹ), неслухня́ність f (nesluxnjánistʹ), непо́слух m (nepóslux)
- Upper Sorbian: njeposłušnosć f
- Urdu: نافَرْمان٘بَرْداری f (nāfarmāṉbardārī)
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