unconsciousness

English

Etymology

unconscious +‎ -ness

Noun

unconsciousness (countable and uncountable, plural unconsciousnesses)

The state of lacking consciousness, of being unconscious
I was roused from unconsciousness by the alarm clock.
ignorance or innocence; the state of being uninformed or unaware

Translations

the state of lacking consciousness

Arabic: فِقْدَان اَلْوَعْي (fiqdān al-waʕy)
Bulgarian: безсъзнание (bg) n (bezsǎznanie), несвяст (bg) m (nesvjast)
Czech: bezvědomí (cs) n
Finnish: tiedottomuus (fi), tajuttomuus (fi)
French: inconscience (fr)
German: Bewusstlosigkeit (de) f
Indonesian: ketidaksadaran
Italian: incoscienza (it)
Japanese: 無意識 (むいしき, muishiki)
Kazakh: ессіздік (essızdık)
Polish: nieprzytomność (pl) f
Portuguese: inconsciência (pt) f
Slovak: bezvedomie
Spanish: inconsciencia (es)

ignorance or innocence

Bulgarian: несъзнателност f (nesǎznatelnost)
Finnish: tietämättömyys (fi)
German: Unwissenheit (de) f
Japanese: 無意識 (むいしき, muishiki)
Portuguese: inconsciência (pt) f
Slovak: nevedomosť

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