mentality

English

From mental +‎ -ity.

mentality (plural mentalities)

A mindset; a way of thinking.
Before he can succeed, he will have to shed the mentality that he can get by without hard work.

mindset

Arabic: عَقْلِيَّة‎ f (ʿaqliyya)
Armenian: մտածելակերպ (hy) (mtacelakerp)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 心態 (zh), 心态 (zh) (xīntài), 心理 (zh) (xīnlǐ), 心目 (zh) (xīnmù)
Danish: mentalitet c
Dutch: mentaliteit (nl) f
Finnish: mentaliteetti (fi), mielenlaatu (fi)
French: mentalité (fr) f
German: Mentalität (de) f
Greek: νοοτροπία (el) (nootropía)
Ido: mento (io)
Italian: mentalità (it) f
Japanese: 心理 (ja) (しんり, shinri), メンタリティー (mentaritī), 考え方 (ja) (かんがえかた, kangaekata)
Kashubian: mentalnosc f
Korean: 심리 (ko) (silli) (心理 (ko))

Latvian: mentalitāte f
Macedonian: менталитет m (mentalitét)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: mentalitet m

Nynorsk: mentalitet m
Persian: ذهنیت‎ (fa) (zehniyyat), طرز فکر‎ (fa) (tarz-e-fekr)
Polish: mentalność (pl) f
Portuguese: mentalidade f
Russian: менталите́т (ru) m (mentalitét), склад ума́ m (sklad umá), мента́льность (ru) f (mentálʹnostʹ)
Scottish Gaelic: dòigh-smaoineachaidh f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: менталѝте̄т

Roman: mentalìtēt (sh)
Spanish: mentalidad f

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