Definition
Followed or complied with a command, rule, or instruction given by someone in authority.
Etymology
From Old French 'obéir,' derived from Latin 'obaudire,' combining 'ob-' (toward) and 'audire' (to hear), literally meaning to listen toward someone.
Kelly Says
The psychology of obedience is darker than we'd like to admit—famous experiments like Milgram's showed ordinary people will harm others if an authority figure tells them to, revealing how deep obedience instincts run.
Translations
BNবাংলা
আনুগত্য করেছিল
a-nu-gat-ty kor-ech-chil
CSČeština
poslechl
pos-lechl
DADansk
lydighed
loo-di-ghed
DEDeutsch
gehorchte
geh-ort-teh
ELΕλληνικά
ακολούθησε
ah-ko-loo-thee-seh
ESEspañol
obedeció
oh-beh-dee-oh
FAفارسی
اطاعت کرد
e-ta'at kard
GUGU
पालન કર્યું
paalan kar-yoon
HEעברית
הִשְׁתָּמַע
hisht'ama
HIहिन्दी
पालन किया
paalan kee-ya
HUMagyar
engedelmeskedett
en-geh-del-mes-keh-dett
IDBahasa Indonesia
mematuhi
meh-mah-too-hee
ITItaliano
obbedì
ob-beh-dee
KO한국어
순종했다
sunjong-haet-da
MRMR
पालन केला
paalan kela
MSBahasa Melayu
mematuhi
meh-mah-too-hee
NLNederlands
gehoorzaamde
geh-oh-r-zaa-m-deh
PAPA
पालਨ ਕੀਤਾ
paalan kee-taa
PLPolski
posłuchał
pos-woo-khahl
PTPortuguês
obedeceu
oh-beh-deh-syoo
RORomână
a ascultat
ah as-koo-lah-t
RUРусский
послушался
poslushalsya
SWKiswahili
kutii
koo-tee
TRTürkçe
itaat etti
ee-taat eh-ttee
UKУкраїнська
послухався
poslukhavsya
URاردو
اطاعت کیا
ee-taat kee-ya
VITiếng Việt
tuân theo
twaan theo
ZUZU
vumelela
voo-meh-leh-lah