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1. (n.) servitude
slavery or bondage of any kind.
2. servitude
compulsory service or labor as a punishment for criminals:
penal servitude.
3. servitude
Law. a right held by one person to use another's property.
Etymology: (1425–75; late ME < LL servitūdō)
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| Definition of 'servitude' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) servitude
state of subjection to an owner or master or forced labor imposed as punishment
"penal servitude"
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| Definition of 'servitude' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) servitude
the state of voluntary or compulsory subjection to a master; the condition of being bound to service; the condition of a slave; slavery; bondage; hence, a state of slavish dependence
2. (noun) servitude
servants, collectively
3. (noun) servitude
a right whereby one thing is subject to another thing or person for use or convenience, contrary to the common right
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Sense: the state of being a slave
Their lives were spent in servitude.
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Afrikaans: slawerny |
Arabic: رِق، عُبودِيَّه |
Bulgarian: робство |
Brazilian: servidão |
Czech: otroctví |
German: die Sklaverei |
Danish: slaveri |
Greek: δουλεία, σκλαβιά |
Spanish: servidumbre |
Estonian: orjus |
Farsi: بندگي؛بردگي |
Finnish: orjuus |
French: esclavage |
Hebrew: עַבדוּת |
Hindi: दासता, गुलामी |
Croatian: ropstvo, robovanje |
Hungarian: (rab)szolgaság |
Indonesian: hidup sebagai budak |
Icelandic: þrældómur |
Italian: schiavitù |
Japanese: 奴れい状態 |
Korean: 노에 상태 |
Lithuanian: vergystė, vergavimas |
Latvian: verdzība; kalpība |
Malay: perhambaan |
Dutch: slavernij |
Norwegian: slaveri, trelldom |
Polish: niewola |
Persian: بندگي؛بردگي |
Pashto: مريې توب، غلامي، بندګي |
Portuguese: servidão |
Romanian: sclavie |
Russian: рабство |
Slovak: otroctvo |
Slovenian: suženjstvo |
Serbian: ropstvo |
Swedish: träldom, slaveri |
Thai: ความเป็นทาส; ภาวะจำยอม |
Turkish: kölelik |
Taiwanese: 被奴役 |
Ukrainian: рабство, поневолення |
Urdu: غلامی |
Vietnamese: sự quy phục |
Chinese: 奴役状态 |
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