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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesculpa
Pronunciation / Transliteration: culpa
"No es mi culpa."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Responsibility for a fault or wrong.
"They laid the blame on the new management."
- 1
Assign responsibility for a fault or wrong.
"Don't blame me for the mistake."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'blame' originates from the Old French 'blamer', which itself comes from the Latin 'blasphemare', meaning 'to speak ill of'. Over time, the meaning evolved to signify the act of holding someone responsible for a fault or wrong.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Blame" is said worldwide
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faute
Transliteration: faute
"Ce n'est pas ma faute."
Schuld
Transliteration: Schuld
"Das ist nicht meine Schuld."
colpa
Transliteration: colpa
"Non è colpa mia."
culpa
Transliteration: culpa
"No es mi culpa."
culpa
Transliteration: culpa
"A culpa não é minha."
दोष
Transliteration: dosh
"इसमें मेरी कोई गलती नहीं है।"
责备
Transliteration: zé bèi
"这不怪我。"
비난
Transliteration: binan
"제 탓이 아닙니다."
非難
Transliteration: hinan
"私のせいではありません。"
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