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	===Noun===		===Noun===
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	# {{context\|pathology\|lang=en}} A condition characterized by extreme ] or drowsiness, or prolonged sleep patterns. {{defdate\|from 14th c.}}
	#* '''c. 1599''', {{w\|William Shakespeare}}, ''King Henry IV, Part 2'':		#* '''c. 1599''', {{w\|William Shakespeare}}, ''King Henry IV, Part 2'':
	#*: This Apoplexie is (as I take it) a kind of '''Lethargie''', a sleeping of the blood, a horson Tingling.		#*: This Apoplexie is (as I take it) a kind of '''Lethargie''', a sleeping of the blood, a horson Tingling.
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	* Spanish: {{t+\|es\|letargo\|m}}, {{t\|es\|aletargamiento\|m}}		* Spanish: {{t+\|es\|letargo\|m}}, {{t\|es\|aletargamiento\|m}}
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	{{trans-top\|state of extreme torpor or apathy}}
	* Armenian: {{t\|hy\|թմրածություն\|tr=tʿmracutʿyun\|sc=Armn}}, {{t\|hy\|անտարբերություն\|tr=antarberutʿyun\|sc=Armn}}, {{t\|hy\|լեթարգիա\|tr=letʿargia\|sc=Armn}}
	* Catalan: {{t\|ca\|letargia\|f}}
	* Chinese:
	*: Mandarin: {{t\|cmn\|暮氣\|sc=Hani}}, {{t+\|cmn\|暮气\|tr=mùqì\|sc=Hani}}
	* Finnish: {{t\|fi\|letargia}}; {{t\|fi\|uupumus}}, {{t\|fi\|saamattomuus}}
	* French: {{qualifier\|figurative}} {{t+\|fr\|léthargie\|f}}, {{t+\|fr\|nonchalance\|f}}
	* German: {{t\|de\|Trägheit\|f}}, {{t+\|de\|Lethargie\|f}}, {{t\|de\|Teilnahmslosigkeit\|f}}, {{t\|de\|Interesselosigkeit\|f}}, {{t+\|de\|Nonchalance\|f}}
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	* Greek: {{t+\|el\|λήθαργος\|m\|sc=Grek}}
	* Japanese: {{t+\|ja\|無関心\|tr=むかんしん, mukanshin\|sc=Jpan}}, {{t\|ja\|昏睡\|tr=こんすい, konsui\|sc=Jpan}}
	* Romanian: {{t+\|ro\|letargie\|f}}
	* Russian: {{t+\|ru\|апатичность\|f\|tr=apatíčnost'\|sc=Cyrl}}, {{t+\|ru\|летаргия\|f\|tr=letargíja\|sc=Cyrl}}
	* Spanish: {{t\|es\|atonía\|f}}, {{t+\|es\|letargo\|m}}, {{t\|es\|aletargamiento\|m}}, {{t+\|es\|sopor\|m}}
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English

Etymology

From Template:Etyl M_la lēthargia, from Template:Etyl

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Pronunciation

Template:A /ˈlɛθədʒi/
Template:A /ˈlɛθɚdʒi/

Noun

- c. 1599, William Shakespeare, King Henry IV, Part 2:
  This Apoplexie is (as I take it) a kind of Lethargie, a sleeping of the blood, a horson Tingling.
- 2003, Amanda Ripley, "At Last, the Pill for Men", Time, 20 Oct 2003:
  So in order to avoid unpleasant side effects like lethargy and sexual dysfunction, most recent trials also gave men testosterone supplements.
A state of extreme torpor or apathy, especially with lack of emotion or interest; loosely, sluggishness, laziness. Template:Defdate
- Atterbury
  Europe lay then under a deep lethargy.
- 1995, Bruce W Nelan, "Crime and Punishment", Time, 20 Mar 1995:
  Yakovlev, one of the architects of the reforms put in place by Mikhail Gorbachev, says he too is "amazed" at the government's lethargy.
- 2008, Nick Fletcher, The Guardian, 9 May 2008:
  The increase in mining stocks helped the FTSE 100 shake off some earlier lethargy and close 9.8 points higher at 6270.8, despite the disappointment of unchanged UK interest rates.

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German: Template:T+, {{de}}, {{de}}
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	===Noun===		===Noun===
	{{en-noun\|~\|lethargies}}

	# {{context\|pathology\|lang=en}} A condition characterized by extreme ] or drowsiness, or prolonged sleep patterns. {{defdate\|from 14th c.}}
	#* '''c. 1599''', {{w\|William Shakespeare}}, ''King Henry IV, Part 2'':		#* '''c. 1599''', {{w\|William Shakespeare}}, ''King Henry IV, Part 2'':
	#*: This Apoplexie is (as I take it) a kind of '''Lethargie''', a sleeping of the blood, a horson Tingling.		#*: This Apoplexie is (as I take it) a kind of '''Lethargie''', a sleeping of the blood, a horson Tingling.
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	* Spanish: {{t+\|es\|letargo\|m}}, {{t\|es\|aletargamiento\|m}}		* Spanish: {{t+\|es\|letargo\|m}}, {{t\|es\|aletargamiento\|m}}
	{{trans-bottom}}		{{trans-bottom}}

	{{trans-top\|state of extreme torpor or apathy}}
	* Armenian: {{t\|hy\|թմրածություն\|tr=tʿmracutʿyun\|sc=Armn}}, {{t\|hy\|անտարբերություն\|tr=antarberutʿyun\|sc=Armn}}, {{t\|hy\|լեթարգիա\|tr=letʿargia\|sc=Armn}}
	* Catalan: {{t\|ca\|letargia\|f}}
	* Chinese:
	*: Mandarin: {{t\|cmn\|暮氣\|sc=Hani}}, {{t+\|cmn\|暮气\|tr=mùqì\|sc=Hani}}
	* Finnish: {{t\|fi\|letargia}}; {{t\|fi\|uupumus}}, {{t\|fi\|saamattomuus}}
	* French: {{qualifier\|figurative}} {{t+\|fr\|léthargie\|f}}, {{t+\|fr\|nonchalance\|f}}
	* German: {{t\|de\|Trägheit\|f}}, {{t+\|de\|Lethargie\|f}}, {{t\|de\|Teilnahmslosigkeit\|f}}, {{t\|de\|Interesselosigkeit\|f}}, {{t+\|de\|Nonchalance\|f}}
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	* Greek: {{t+\|el\|λήθαργος\|m\|sc=Grek}}
	* Japanese: {{t+\|ja\|無関心\|tr=むかんしん, mukanshin\|sc=Jpan}}, {{t\|ja\|昏睡\|tr=こんすい, konsui\|sc=Jpan}}
	* Romanian: {{t+\|ro\|letargie\|f}}
	* Russian: {{t+\|ru\|апатичность\|f\|tr=apatíčnost'\|sc=Cyrl}}, {{t+\|ru\|летаргия\|f\|tr=letargíja\|sc=Cyrl}}
	* Spanish: {{t\|es\|atonía\|f}}, {{t+\|es\|letargo\|m}}, {{t\|es\|aletargamiento\|m}}, {{t+\|es\|sopor\|m}}
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