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substantive

P. and V. σπουδή, ἡ, προθυμία, ἡ; see rivalry.

Translations

Albanian: cenë; Arabic: حَمَاس‎, جُهْد‎; Egyptian Arabic: جهد‎; Armenian: նախանձախնդրություն; Azerbaijani: şövq, canfəşanlıq; Belarusian: запал, заўзятасць; Bulgarian: усъ́рдие, старание, стремеж; Catalan: zel; Cherokee: ᎤᏚᎩᎬᏗ; Chinese Mandarin: 熱心／热心, 熱情／热情, 激情, 熱忱／热忱; Cornish: diwysykter; Czech: horlivost; Dutch: ijver, geestdrift; Esperanto: fervoro; Finnish: into, intohimo, kiihko; French: zèle, assiduité; Georgian: გულმოდგინება, სიბეჯითე, თავგამოდება; German: Eifer, Begeisterung; Gothic: 𐌰𐌻𐌾𐌰𐌽; Greek: ζήλος; Ancient Greek: γνώμα, γνώμη, ἐκτένεια, ἔριδα, ἔρις, ζᾶλος, ζῆλος, ζήλωσις, οἶστρος, ὄπις, προαίρεσις, προθυμία, προθυμίη, σπουδασμός, σπουδή, τὸ πρόθυμον; Hungarian: buzgóság, buzgalom, lelkesedés, hév, hevület; Ido: zelo; Interlingua: zelo; Irish: díograis; Italian: zelo; Japanese: 熱情, 情熱, 熱意, 意気込み, 気勢; Korean: 열정(熱情); Latin: studium, zelus, ardor, fervor, alacritas; Macedonian: ревност; Norwegian Bokmål: engasjement, iver; Persian: غِیرَت‎, تَعَصُّب‎; Plautdietsch: Iewa; Polish: zapał inan, gorliwość; Portuguese: zelo; Romanian: zel, ardoare, râvnă, sârguință; Russian: рвение, усердие, старание, запал; Sanskrit: उत्साह; Scottish Gaelic: eud; Slovak: horlivosť; Spanish: ahínco, fervor, celo, entusiasmo, denuedo; Swedish: iver, nit, nitälskan; Tajik: ғайрат; Tocharian B: spelkke; Turkish: hırs, şevk, heves; Ukrainian: запопадливість, запал, завзяття, завзятість; Uzbek: gʻayrat; Welsh: sêl, selogrwydd