Definition
The act or process of disturbing; a state of being disturbed or disruptive action.
Etymology
From Latin disturbatio, derived from disturbare (to throw into confusion). The -ation suffix (from Latin -atio) converts the verb into a noun representing the action or result.
Kelly Says
This archaic noun reveals how English once had a word for every conceivable disturbance-related concept; now we'd just say 'the disturbance' instead of 'the disturbation,' showing how language naturally prunes redundant terms.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
መችግ (mechiɡ)
me-chiɡ
ARالعربية
فوضى (fuwḍā)
foo-d-ah
BNবাংলা
বিঘ্ন (bigna)
big-na
CACatalà
distorsió
dis-tor-syo
CSČeština
porucha
po-roo-cha
DADansk
forstyrrelse
for-stir-rel-se
DEDeutsch
Störung
shtoer-ung
ELΕλληνικά
ταραχή (tarachí)
ta-ra-hee
ESEspañol
perturbación
per-tur-bah-syon
FAفارسی
اختلال (ekhtlal)
ekht-lal
FRFrançais
perturbation
per-tur-bah-syon
GUGU
વ્યવહાર (vyavhaar)
vy-va-haar
HEעברית
הפרעה (heferekha)
he-fe-re-kha
HIहिन्दी
परेशानी (parāshanī)
pa-ra-sha-nee
HUMagyar
zavargás
za-var-gaash
IDBahasa Indonesia
gangguan
gan-guan
ITItaliano
disturbo
dis-tur-boh
KMKM
ប្រលាក់ (prelak)
pre-lak
MRMR
व्यत्यय (vyatyay)
vy-a-tya-ay
MSBahasa Melayu
gangguan
gan-guan
MYမြန်မာ
ကျပ်ကျပ် (kyat-kyat)
kyat-kyat
NLNederlands
stoornis
sto-ro-nis
NONorsk
forstyrrelse
for-stir-rel-se
PLPolski
zaburzenie
za-bur-zhe-nye
PTPortuguês
perturbação
per-tur-bah-sow
RORomână
perturbare
per-tur-ba-re
RUРусский
возмущение
voz-mu-she-niye
SVSvenska
störning
shtoer-ning
SWKiswahili
ughaibishaji
oo-gha-i-bi-sha-ji
TAதமிழ்
அலைச்சல் (alai-chal)
a-lai-chal
TEతెలుగు
చలనం (chalana)
cha-la-nam
THไทย
ความวุ่นวาย (khwam wun wai)
kwam wun wai
TLTL
pagkukulang
pag-ku-ku-lang
TRTürkçe
bozulma
bo-zuul-ma
UKУкраїнська
збурення
zbu-ren-nya
URاردو
خلل (khalle)
khal-leh
VITiếng Việt
sự rối loạn
su roi lo-an
YOYO
àwọn àbàlé
awon aba-le
ZH中文
扰乱 (rào luàn)
rao luan