impiety

English

Etymology

From Old French impieté, from Latin impietas

Noun

impiety (usually uncountable, plural impieties)

(uncountable) The state of being impious.
(countable) An impious act.
(uncountable) The lack of respect for a god or something sacred.

Translations

the state of being impious

Bulgarian: неблагочестивост f (neblagočestivost)
French: impiété (fr) f
Greek: ανοσιότητα (el) f (anosiótita)

Irish: aindiagacht f
Lithuanian: bedieviškumas m
Spanish: impiedad (es) f

an impious act

Greek: ανοσιότητα (el) f (anosiótita)

Spanish: impiedad (es) f

lack of respect for a god or something sacred

Bulgarian: безбожие (bg) n (bezbožie)
Irish: aindiagacht f

Russian: нечестивость (ru) f (nečestivostʹ), непочтительность (ru) f (nepočtitelʹnostʹ)
Spanish: impiedad (es) f

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