stubbornness

English

stubbornness (countable and uncountable, plural stubbornnesses)

state of being stubborn

Chinese:
Mandarin: 頑固 (zh), 顽固 (zh) (wángù), 固執 (zh), 固执 (zh) (gùzhí)
Czech: tvrdohlavost f
Danish: stædighed
Dutch: halsstarrigheid f
Faroese: treiskleiki m, treiskni n, tvørskapur m
Finnish: itsepäisyys (fi), jääräpäisyys (fi)
French: entêtement (fr)
German: Sturheit (de) f
Greek: πείσμα (el) n (peísma), ισχυρογνωμοσύνη (el) f (ischyrognomosýni), γινάτι (el) n (gináti)
Hungarian: csökönyösség (hu)

Icelandic: þrjóska f
Italian: cocciutaggine (it) f, testardaggine (it) f, ostinazione (it) f
Kashubian: ùpartosc f
Macedonian: твр́доглавост f (tvŕdoglavost), сво́еглавост f (svóeglavost), у́порност f (úpornost)
Polish: upór (pl) f, upartość (pl) f
Portuguese: teimosia (pt) f
Romanian: încăpățânare (ro) f
Russian: упря́мство (ru) n (uprjámstvo), упо́рство (ru) n (upórstvo)
Spanish: testarudez, terquedad (es), cerrazón (es), cabezonería
Tagalog: kalig-inan, lig-in, baltik
Turkish: inatçılık (tr)

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