Crimes

/kraɪmz/ noun

Acts that violate laws and are punishable by the state or other authority. These are offenses against public order, safety, or morality that society deems serious enough to warrant legal consequences.

From Old French 'crime' and Latin 'crimen' meaning 'charge' or 'accusation,' derived from 'cernere' meaning 'to decide' or 'to sift.' Originally referred to the judicial decision or judgment, then evolved to mean the act being judged.

AMወንጀሎች
ARجرائم
BNঅপরাধ
CAdelictes
CSzločiny
DAforbrydelser
DEVerbrechen
ELεγκλήματα
ESdelitos
FAجرایم
FIrikokset
FRcrimes
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