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Pronunciation / Transliteration: doshī
"उसे चोरी का दोषी पाया गया।"
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2 senses- 1
Having committed an offense or crime.
"After the trial, the jury found him guilty of theft." - 2
Feeling responsible for a wrongdoing or offense.
"She felt guilty for not attending her friend's wedding."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'guilty' originates from the Old English 'gylt', meaning 'a crime or sin', which evolved through Middle English as 'guilte'. Its meaning has shifted over time to denote a state of having committed an offense or wrongdoing.
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Coupable
Transliteration: koo-pah-bl
"Il a été déclaré coupable de vol."
Schuldig
Transliteration: shool-dig
"Er wurde für schuldig befunden."
Colpevole
Transliteration: kol-peh-vo-le
"È stato dichiarato colpevole di furto."
Culpable
Transliteration: kool-pah-bleh
"Fue declarado culpable de robo."
Culpado
Transliteration: cool-pah-doo
"Ele foi considerado culpado de roubo."
दोषी
Transliteration: doshī
"उसे चोरी का दोषी पाया गया।"
有罪的
Transliteration: yǒu zuì de
"他被判定为有罪。"
유죄의
Transliteration: yujwe-ui
"그는 유죄로 판결받았다."
有罪の
Transliteration: yūzai no
"彼は有罪とされました。"
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