shallowness

English

Etymology

From shallow +‎ -ness.

Noun

shallowness (usually uncountable, plural shallownesses)

The property of being shallow; having little depth.

Translations

the property of being shallow

Dutch: oppervlakkigheid (nl) f
Finnish: mataluus (fi) (e.g. of a body of water)
French: superficialité (fr) f
German: Oberflächlichkeit (de) f
Ingrian: matalus
Irish: éadoimhneacht f, tanaíocht f, tanalacht f
Italian: bassezza (it) f, superficialità (it) f
Japanese: 軽薄 (ja) (けいはく, keihaku)
Latvian: seklums m, seklība f
Manx: aaghiunid m
Polish: płytkość (pl) f
Russian: пове́рхностность (ru) f (povérxnostnostʹ)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: пли́тко̄ст f

Roman: plítkōst (sh) f

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