softness

English

From Middle English softnesse, from Old English sōftnes, alteration of earlier sēftnes. Equivalent to soft +‎ -ness.

softness (usually uncountable, plural softnesses)

the quality of being soft

Arabic: نُعُومَة f (nuʕūma)
Catalan: suavitat (ca) f
Czech: měkkost f
French: douceur (fr) f
Galician: suavidade (gl) f
Georgian: სირბილე (sirbile)
German: Weichheit f
Greek: απαλότητα (el) f (apalótita)
Ancient: ἁπαλότης f (hapalótēs), μαλακία f (malakía)
Irish: (of person) leibideacht f
Italian: morbidezza (it) f
Latin: mollitūdō f, lenitas f
Latvian: mīkstums m
Malayalam: മൃദുത്വം (ml) (mr̥dutvaṁ)
Old English: sēftnes f
Piedmontese: meuj m
Portuguese: suavidade (pt) f
Romanian: moliciune (ro) f
Russian: мя́гкость (ru) f (mjáxkostʹ)
Spanish: suavidad (es) f, molicie (es) f
Swedish: mjukhet (sv)
Telugu: కోమలత్వం (kōmalatvaṁ), మెత్తన (te) (mettana)

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