حسادت

hasâdat[hæ.sɒː.d̪ǽt̪ʰ]

der Neid

Noun

Example with Neid

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1Neid bringt Leid.

حسادت رنج می‌آورد.

Noun

حسادتhasâdatحِسادَت[hæ.sɒː.d̪ǽt̪ʰ](a resentment towards someone for a perceived advantage or superiority they hold)(resentful desire of something possessed by another)(envy, jealousy)
رشکrašk, reškرِشک[ɹæʃkʰʲ][ɹeʃkʰʲ](resentful desire of something possessed by another)
حسدhasadحَسَد[hæ.sæd̪̥](a resentment towards someone for a perceived advantage or superiority they hold)(resentful desire of something possessed by another)(envy, jealousy)

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2Neid ist ein Feind der Freundschaft.

حسادت دشمن دوستی است.

1Neid bringt Leid.

حسادت رنج می‌آورد.

3Jedes Talent hat zwei Feinde: die Bewunderung und den Neid.

هر استعدادی دو دشمن دارد: تحسین و حسادت.

4Neid ist die Wurzel allen Übels

اگر خواهی اندوهگین نباشی حسود مباش

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5Ihr Erfolg machte sie zur Zielscheibe des Neids.

موفقیتش او را آماج حسادت کرد.

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indirect translation

6Neid ist die Wurzel allen Übels

اگر خواهی اندوهگین نباشی , حسود مباش

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