weightlessness

English

Etymology

From weightless +‎ -ness.

Noun

weightlessness (usually uncountable, plural weightlessnesses)

1. (uncountable) The state of being free from the effects of gravity (the force).
2. (countable) An experience or instance of being weightless.

Synonyms

• zero-g

Translations

having zero weight

• Armenian: անկշռություն (hy) (ankšṙutʻyun)
• Azerbaijani: çəkisizlik
• Belarusian: бязва́жкасць f (bjazvážkascʹ)
• Bulgarian: безтегло́вност (bg) f (bezteglóvnost)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 失重 (zh) (shīzhòng)

• Czech: beztížnost f
• Danish: vægtløshed c
• Dutch: gewichtloosheid (nl) f
• Estonian: kaalutus
• Finnish: painottomuus (fi)
• French: apesanteur (fr) f
• German: Schwerelosigkeit (de) f
• Hungarian: súlytalanság (hu)
• Italian: assenza di peso f
• Japanese: 無重力 (ja) (むじゅうりょく, mujūryoku), 無重量 (ja) (むじゅうりょう, mujūryō)
• Kazakh: салмақсыздық (salmaqsyzdyq)
• Korean: 무중력(無重力) (ko) (mujungnyeok), 무중량(無重量) (mujungnyang)
• Macedonian: бестежност f (bestežnost)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: vektløshet m or f

  Nynorsk: vektløyse f

• Polish: nieważkość (pl) f
• Portuguese: imponderabilidade f
• Romanian: imponderabilitate (ro) f
• Russian: невесо́мость (ru) f (nevesómostʹ)
• Slovak: beztiaž f
• Slovene: breztežnost f
• Spanish: ingravidez (es) f
• Swedish: tyngdlöshet (sv) c
• Turkish: ağırlıksızlık (tr)
• Ukrainian: неваго́мість f (nevahómistʹ)
• Uzbek: vaznsizlik (uz)
• Vietnamese: sự không trọng lượng

experience or instance of being weightless

• Belarusian: бязва́жкасць f (bjazvážkascʹ)
• Bulgarian: безтегло́вност (bg) f (bezteglóvnost)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 失重 (zh) (shīzhòng)

• Faroese: tyngdarloysi n
• German: Schwerelosigkeit (de) f
• Japanese: 無重力 (ja) (むじゅうりょく, mujūryoku), 無重量 (ja) (むじゅうりょう, mujūryō)
• Kazakh: салмақсыздық (salmaqsyzdyq)
• Korean: 무중력(無重力) (ko) (mujungnyeok), 무중량(無重量) (mujungnyang)
• Norwegian:

  Nynorsk: vektløyse f

• Russian: невесо́мость (ru) f (nevesómostʹ)
• Swedish: viktlöshet (sv)
• Ukrainian: неваго́мість f (nevahómistʹ)