Princeton's WordNet

1. invocation, supplication(noun)

   a prayer asking God's help as part of a religious service

2. supplication, plea(noun)

   a humble request for help from someone in authority

3. prayer, supplication(noun)

   the act of communicating with a deity (especially as a petition or in adoration or contrition or thanksgiving)

   "the priest sank to his knees in prayer"

Wiktionary

1. supplication(Noun)

   An act of supplicating; a humble request.

2. supplication(Noun)

   A prayer or entreaty to a god.

Origin: From Old French supplication, from Latin supplicatio, from supplicare ‘to supplicate’.

Webster Dictionary

1. Supplication(noun)

   the act of supplicating; humble and earnest prayer, as in worship

2. Supplication(noun)

   a humble petition; an earnest request; an entreaty

3. Supplication(noun)

   a religious solemnity observed in consequence of some military success, and also, in times of distress and danger, to avert the anger of the gods

• smeekgebedAfrikaans
• تَوَسُّل، تَضَرُّعArabic
• жалбаBulgarian
• súplicaPortuguese (BR)
• prosbaCzech
• das BittgebetGerman
• bønfaldelse; tryglenDanish
• ικεσίαGreek
• súplicaSpanish
• palveEstonian
• توسلFarsi
• anomusFinnish
• supplicationFrench
• בַּקָשָה, תְּפִילָהHebrew
• प्रार्थनाHindi
• ponizna molba, zaklinjanjeCroatian
• könyörgésHungarian
• permohonanIndonesian
• auðmjúk bæn; bón, beiðniIcelandic
• supplicaItalian
• 嘆願Japanese
• 탄원, 애원Korean
• maldavimasLithuanian
• lūgšana; lūgumsLatvian
• rayuanMalay
• smekingDutch
• trygling, bønnfallingNorwegian
• prośba, błaganiePolish
• توسلPersian
• سوالPashto
• súplicaPortuguese
• implorareRomanian
• просьба; мольбаRussian
• prosba, modlitbaSlovak
• ponižna prošnjaSlovenian
• umoljavanjeSerbian
• bön, vädjanSwedish
• การวิงวอนขอร้องThai
• yalvarmaTurkish
• 祈求，祈願Chinese (Trad.)
• благання, проханняUkrainian
• رحم طلبی، التجاUrdu
• sự van xinVietnamese
• 祈求，祈愿Chinese (Simp.)