Jealous

/ˈdʒɛləs/ adjective

Feeling upset or angry because you fear losing someone’s attention or love to another person, or because someone else has something you want. It often mixes fear, anger, and envy.

From Old French “jalous,” from Late Latin “zelosus,” meaning “full of zeal or jealousy,” from Greek “zēlos,” meaning “zeal, jealousy, rivalry.” The word originally blended the idea of passionate devotion with suspicion. Over time, English “jealous” focused more on the negative, anxious side.

AMሐገራገራገራገ
ARجاعوص
BNটলাল্ল্ল্ল
CAgelos
CSzávistý
DAmisstøjselv
DEeifersücht
ELτπλεματερος
ESceloso
FAجاعوص
FIpettävä
FRjaloux
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