hazardousness

/ˈhæzɝdəsnəs/ noun

The condition of being hazardous

Word Origin From Arabic 'zahr' (dice) — because hazard originally meant a game of chance, a risky throw. The word traveled through Old French to English, and the sense of danger grew from the unpredictability of dice. The breakdown 'hazard+ous+ness' shows the quality of being full of risk. Related words include 'hazardously' and 'haphazard' (by chance).

noun The condition of being hazardous countable

The hazardousness of the mountain trail requires experienced guides.

(名词) 危险性

这条山路的危险性需要有经验的向导。

(sustantivo) La condición de ser peligroso.

Lo peligroso del sendero de montaña requiere guías experimentados.

(nom) dangerosité; périllosité [Caractère de ce qui présente un danger ou un risque.]

La hazardousness du sentier de montagne exige des guides expérimentés.

(Substantiv) Gefährlichkeit; Risikoträchtigkeit [der Zustand, gefährlich zu sein; das Vorhandensein von Risiken oder Gefahren]

Die **hazardousness** des Bergpfads erfordert erfahrene Führer.

(名詞) 危険であること、危険性

その山道の危険性には経験豊富なガイドが必要だった。

(substantivo) periculosidade; perigosidade; nocividade [A condição de ser perigoso]

A periculosidade da trilha da montanha requer guias experientes.

Word parts: hazard + ous + ness

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