Daily word-embarrassed (adj.)
embarrassed (adj.)

• Afrikaans – verleë (fer-lee-uh)

• Arabic – محرج (muḥraj)

• Armenian – ամաչած (amachat͡s)

• Bengali – লজ্জিত (loj-jit)

• Cebuano – naulaw (na-oo-lau)

• Chichewa – manyazi (ma-nya-zi)

• Chinese (Simplified) – 尴尬 (gān gà)

• Danish – pinlig (peen-lee)

• Dutch – beschaamd (be-skhahmt)

• Esperanto – embarasita (em-ba-ra-see-ta)

• Estonian – piinlik (peen-lik)

• Filipino (Tagalog) – nahihiya (na-hee-hee-ya)

• Finnish – nolo (noh-loh)

• French – embarrassé (am-bah-rah-say)

• German – verlegen (fer-lei-gen)

• Greek – ντροπιασμένος (droh-pyas-ME-nos)

• Hausa – jin kunya (jeen koon-ya)

• Hawaiian – hilahila (hee-la-hee-la)

• Hebrew – נבוך (navokh)

• Hindi – शर्मिंदा (shar-mind-a)

• Hmong – txaj muag (chah moo-ah)

• Indonesian – malu (mah-loo)

• Italian – imbarazzato (eem-bar-at-tsa-to)

• Japanese – 恥ずかしい (hazukashii)

• Javanese – isin (ee-seen)

• Korean – 당황한 (dang-hwang-han)

• Lao – ອົບອາຍ (ob ai)

• Latin – pudens (poo-dens)

• Macedonian – засрамен (zas-rah-men)

• Malay – malu (mah-loo)

• Maori – whakama (fa-ka-ma)

• Myanmar (Burmese) – အရှက်ရွံ့ (a-shet-ywan)

• Nepali – लाज लागेको (laj la-ge-ko)

• Norwegian – flau (fl-ow)

• Pashto – شرمېدلی (sharme-dali)

• Persian (Farsi) – خجالت‌زده (khe-jalat-zadeh)

• Portuguese – envergonhado (en-ver-gon-yah-doo)

• Russian – смущённый (smu-shon-nyi)

• Samoan – mā (mah)

• Spanish – avergonzado (ah-ver-gon-sa-do)

• Swedish – generad (she-ne-rad)

• Thai – อับอาย (ap-ai)

• Turkish – utanmış (oo-tahn-mish)

• Ukrainian – збентежений (zben-tez-he-nyi)

• Uzbek – uyalmagan (oo-yal-ma-gan)

• Vietnamese – xấu hổ (so-ho)

• Welsh – cywilyddus (ku-wi-li-thus)

• Xhosa – namahloni (na-mah-loh-nee)

• Yiddish – פאַרגליבט (far-glybt)

• Zulu – namahloni (na-mah-loh-nee)

Part of Speech: adjective (adj.)

Daily word: embarrassed Meaning: feeling self-conscious, ashamed, or awkward in a situation.