Definition
One's reputation or the way people perceive you; as a verb, to consider or think of someone as something.
Etymology
From Old French 'reputer' and Latin 'reputare' (re- + putare, 'to think'). Literally meant 'to think back over' or 'reckon,' evolving to mean the general estimation of a person's character.
Kelly Says
The root 'putare' means 'to prune' or 'think'—Romans saw thinking as a kind of pruning, cutting away the false to reach truth. Your 'repute' is society's collective pruning of who they think you are!
Translations
CACatalà
reputació
reh-poo-tah-see-oh
CSČeština
pověst
poh-vehs-t
ESEspañol
reputación
reh-poo-tah-see-on
FRFrançais
réputation
ʁe.py.tɑ.sjɔ̃
HIहिन्दी
प्रतिष्ठा
pratish-tha
HUMagyar
hírnév
heer-nehv
IDBahasa Indonesia
reputasi
reh-poo-tah-see
ITItaliano
reputazione
reh-poo-tah-see-oh-neh
MRMR
प्रतिष्ठा
pratish-tha
MSBahasa Melayu
reputasi
reh-poo-tah-see
NLNederlands
reputatie
reh-poo-tah-see
PAPA
ਪ੍ਰਤਿਸ਼ਟਾ
pratish-tha
PLPolski
reputacja
reh-poo-tah-tsyah
PTPortuguês
reputação
reh-poo-tah-sown
RORomână
reputație
reh-poo-tah-tsee-eh
RUРусский
репутация
reh-poo-tah-see-yah
THไทย
ชื่อเสียง
cheu-siang
TLTL
reputasyon
reh-poo-tah-see-yon
UKУкраїнська
репутація
reh-poo-tah-tsee-yah
VITiếng Việt
danh tiếng
danh theeng
ZUZU
isithakazelo
ee-see-thah-keh-zeh-loh