Sense: having feelings of dislike for any possible rivals (especially in love)
a jealous husband.
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 Afrikaans: jaloesie, naywer, afguns |
 Arabic: بِغَيْرَه ، بِحَسَد |
 Bulgarian: ревниво |
 Brazilian: com ciúmes |
 Czech: žárlivě; závistivě |
 German: eifersüchtig |
 Danish: jaloux |
 Greek: ζηλιάρικα, ζηλότυπα |
 Spanish: celosamente, con envidia |
 Estonian: armukadedalt |
 Farsi: بطور حسادت آمیز |
 Finnish: mustasukkaisesti |
 French: jalousement |
 Hebrew: בְקִנאָה |
 Hindi: ईर्ष्या, डाह |
 Croatian: ljubomorno |
 Hungarian: féltékenyen |
 Indonesian: dengan cemburu |
 Icelandic: með afbrÿðisemi |
 Italian: gelosamente |
 Japanese: しっと深く |
 Korean: 질투심 많게 |
 Lithuanian: pavydžiai |
 Latvian: skaudīgi; nenovīdīgi; gre |
 Malay: rasa cemburu |
 Dutch: jaloers |
 Norwegian: sjalu, skinnsykt |
 Polish: zazdrośnie |
 Persian: بطور حسادت آمیز |
 Pashto: په کست ، په بخيلۍ |
 Portuguese: com ciúmes |
 Romanian: cu/plin de gelozie |
 Russian: завистливо; ревниво |
 Slovak: žiarlivo; závistlivo |
 Slovenian: ljubosumno |
 Serbian: ljubomorno |
 Swedish: avundsjukt, svartsjukt |
 Thai: อย่างอิจฉา |
 Turkish: kıskançlıkla |
 Taiwanese: 嫉妒地 |
 Ukrainian: ревниво; заздрісно |
 Urdu: حاسدانہ |
 Vietnamese: một cách hay ghen tị |
 Chinese: 妒忌地 |
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