French · noun

nervosité

‘agitated uneasy feeling’
nerveux+-itéST

-ité — abstract state

The same meaning in all five languages

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English
nervousness
nervous+-nessabstract state
French
nervosité
nerveux+-itéabstract state
Hindi
घबराहटghabrāhaṭ
घबरा+-आहटevent / result noun
Telugu
Tamil

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  1. 01nervosité is a French noun formed from the stem nerveux with the suffix -ité (-ité) (abstract state).3 steps
    • rulerule:morphology-chain
    • affixaffix:fr:-ite
    • rulerule:segmentation-confidence:0.9
  2. 02Its meaning ('agitated uneasy feeling') can be approximated as STATE_OF(HAVE(FEEL, HAVE(SMALL, FEAR))) in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.4 steps
  3. 03Aligned forms: English nervousness (translation equivalent); Hindi घबराहट (ghabrāhaṭ) (translation equivalent); Tamil பதற்றம் (pataṟṟam) (translation equivalent); Telugu కంగారు (kaṅgāru) (translation equivalent).1 step
    • rulerule:alignment