love, hate, war and betrayal
خيانة
In Irish Gaelic:feall (deceit, treachery, let-down)brath (betrayal, spying)meabhlú (deception, betrayal; seduction)brathadóireacht (act of betraying, betrayal)In Scottish Gaelic:brathadh (betrayal, treason)feall (deceit, betrayal)
No definitive reason was ever established for the betrayal by Benedict Arnold. The professor saw his assistant's departure as an act of betrayal.
betrayal
Uragiri.
betrayal
裏切り (uragiri)
Rebel, disobey, or disloyal or betrayal.
It's a reference to the Trojan Horse of ancient Greek mythology.
The word "betrayal" consists of the root word "betray" and the suffix "-al." The suffix "-al" is commonly used to form nouns from verbs, indicating an action or result. In this case, the suffix "-al" transforms the verb "betray" into the noun "betrayal," which refers to the act of being disloyal or treacherous.
it means to go against someone