English
privation- n. the loss or lack of the basic things people need to live properly
Spanish
privación
Etymology
mid-14c., “action of depriving,” from Old French privacion and directly from Latin privationem (nominative privatio) “a taking away,” noun of action from past participle stem of privare “deprive” Meaning “want of life’s comforts or of some necessity” is attested from 1790.
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