uninhabited

English

Etymology

un- +‎ inhabited.

Adjective

uninhabited (not comparable)

not inhabited; having no inhabitants

Translations

not inhabited

Catalan: inhabitat, deshabitat, despoblat
Dutch: onbewoond (nl)
Finnish: asumaton (fi)
French: inhabité (fr)
Galician: deshabitado, despoboado, inhabitado
German: unbewohnt (de)
Greek: ακατοίκητος (el) (akatoíkitos)
Macedonian: ненаселен (nenaselen)
Maori: tāngatakore

Norwegian:
Bokmål: ubebodd
Polish: niezamieszkany
Portuguese: inabitado, desabitado (pt)
Romanian: deșert (ro), nepopulat, nelocuit
Russian: необита́емый (ru) (neobitájemyj)
Spanish: deshabitado (es), abandonado (es), inhabitado (es)
Swedish: obebodd (sv)

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