English
Etymology
From insolvent + -cy.
Pronunciation
Noun
insolvency (countable and uncountable, plural insolvencies)
- (finance) The condition of being insolvent; the state or condition of a person who is insolvent; the condition of one who is unable to pay their debts as they fall due, or in the usual course of trade and business.
The company faces insolvency.
- Insufficiency to discharge all debts of the owner.
the insolvency of an estate
- The condition of having more debts than assets.
Antonyms
Derived terms
Translations
the condition of being insolvent
- Arabic: إِعْسَار m (ʔiʕsār), إِعْسَار مَالِيّ m (ʔiʕsār māliyy)
- Bulgarian: неплатежоспосо́бност (bg) f (neplatežosposóbnost), банкрут (bg) m (bankrut)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 無力償還 / 无力偿还 (wúlì chánghuán)
- Czech: insolvence (cs) f, platební neschopnost f (condition of being insolvent)
- Danish: insolvens c
- Esperanto: nesolventeco
- Finnish: maksukyvyttömyys (fi)
- French: insolvabilité (fr) f
- German: Insolvenz (de) f, Zahlungsunfähigkeit (de) f
- Hungarian: fizetőképtelenség, fizetésképtelenség (hu)
- Italian: insolvenza (it)
- Japanese: 支払不能 (しはらいふのう, shiharai-funō), 倒産 (ja) (とうさん, tōsan)
- Korean: 지불 불능 (jibul bulleung), 채무 초과 (chaemu chogwa), 파산 (ko) (pasan)
- Malay: insolvensi, ketakmampuan bayar, kemuflisan (ms)
- Manx: neuhooghid m, neufondaght f
- Maori: pēkeraputanga
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: insolvens m
- Nynorsk: insolvens m
- Ottoman Turkish: افلاس (iflâs)
- Polish: niewypłacalność (pl) f, upadłość (pl) f
- Portuguese: insolvência (pt) f
- Romanian: insolvență f, insolvabilitate (ro) f
- Russian: неплатёжеспосо́бность (ru) f (neplatjožesposóbnostʹ), несостоя́тельность (ru) f (nesostojátelʹnostʹ)
- Spanish: insolvencia (es) f
- Swahili: ufilisi
- Swedish: insolvens (sv) c
- Ukrainian: неплатоспромо́жність f (neplatospromóžnistʹ)
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