dejected

English

dejected (comparative more dejected, superlative most dejected)

Sad and dispirited.
- 1818, Benjamin Franklin, Memoirs, Philadelphia: T.S. Manning, Volume I, p. 73,
  I pitied poor Miss Read’s unfortunate situation, who was generally dejected, seldom cheerful, and avoided company […]

sad and dispirited

Arabic: قَانِط‎ (qāniṭ), أَسْوَان‎ (ʾaswān), بَائِس‎ (ar) (bāʾis), حَزِين‎ (ḥazīn)
Bulgarian: обезсърчен (bg) (obezsǎrčen), унил (bg) (unil)
Catalan: capbaix
Chinese:
Mandarin: 懊喪 (zh), 懊丧 (zh) (àosàng), 抑鬱 (zh), 抑郁 (zh) (yìyù), 氣餒 (zh), 气馁 (zh) (qìněi), (+ -的 -de) 灰心 (zh) (huīxīn), 沮喪 (zh), 沮丧 (zh) (jǔsàng), 頹靡 (zh), 颓靡 (zh) (tuímǐ)
Finnish: apea (fi), alakuloinen (fi)
French: déprimé (fr), abattu (fr), découragé (fr)
German: mutlos (de), niedergeschlagen (de), deprimiert (de), entmutigt (de), betrübt (de), traurig (de)
Greek:
Ancient: κατηφής (katēphḗs)
Gutnish: amodug

Irish: ceanníseal, atuirseach
Italian: abbattuto (it), scoraggiato (it)
Japanese: 落胆した (らくたんした, rakutan-shita), 失意の (しついの, shitsui-no), 消然 (しょうぜん, shōzen)
Latin: dēiectus
Maori: hākerekere, auwhi
Norwegian:
Bokmål: nedslått, nedstemt, motløs, bedrøvet
Persian: نژند‎ (fa) (nežand), فگار‎ (fa) (fagâr)
Portuguese: abatido (pt)
Russian: уны́лый (ru) (unýlyj), пода́вленный (ru) (podávlennyj), мра́чный (ru) (mráčnyj), удручённый (ru) (udručónnyj)
Spanish: abatido (es), desalentado (es), desanimado (es)
Swedish: nedslagen (sv), nedstämd (sv)

dejected

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