analog

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈænəˌlɒɡ/
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• British, Multicultural-London-English, Southern, Standard: [ˈanəlɔɡ]
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• Scotland: /ˈanəlɔɡ/
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• Australian: /ˈænəlɔɡ/
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• New-Zealand: /ˈɛnəlɒɡ/
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• General-American: /ˈænəlɔɡ/
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• General-American: [ˈɛənəˌlɔɡ] /æ/ raising
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• /ˈænəˌlɒɡ/ without the father-bother merger
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• Canada, US, dialectal: [ˈɛənəˌlɒɡ] without the father-bother merger; /æ/ raising
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• /ˈænəˌlɑɡ/ father-bother merger
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• Canada, US, dialectal: [ˈɛənəˌlɑɡ] father-bother merger; /æ/ raising
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• CMU ARPABET: AE1 N AH0 L AO2 G Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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First attested in the early 19th century; from French analogue, from Ancient Greek ἀνάλογος (análogos, “proportionate”), from ἀνά (aná, “up to”) + λόγος (lógos, “ratio”). Equivalent to ana- (“functionally similar”) + -log.

64 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: تَنَاظِرِيَّة (tanāẓiriyya) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Arabic: أنالوج (analōg) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Armenian: անալոգային (analogayin) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Bulgarian: аналогов (analogov) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Bulgarian: непрекъснат (neprekǎsnat) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Chinese Cantonese: 模擬 /模拟 (mou4 ji5) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Chinese Mandarin: 模擬 /模拟 (mónǐ) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Chinese Mandarin: 類比 /类比 (lèibǐ) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Czech: analogový — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Czech: spojitý — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Dutch: analoog — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Esperanto: analoga — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Finnish: analoginen — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• French: analogique — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• German: analog — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Greek: αναλογικός (analogikós) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Hebrew: אָנָלוֹגִי — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Hungarian: analóg — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Icelandic: hliðrænt — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Indonesian: analog — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Irish: analógach — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Italian: analogico — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Japanese: アナログ (anarogu) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Kazakh: аналогты (analogty) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Korean: 아날로그 (anallogeu) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Norwegian: analog — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Polish: analogowy — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Portuguese: analógico — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Romanian: analog — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Romanian: analogic — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Russian: ана́логовый (análogovyj) — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Slovak: analógový — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Slovene: analogen — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Spanish: analógico — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Swahili: Mfano — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Swedish: analog — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Turkish: analog — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Vietnamese: tương tự — represented by a continuously variable physical quantity
• Armenian: նմանակ (nmanak) — something that bears an analogy
• Bulgarian: аналог (analog) — something that bears an analogy
• Czech: obdoba — something that bears an analogy
• Finnish: vertaus — something that bears an analogy
• Finnish: analogia — something that bears an analogy
• German: Analogon — something that bears an analogy
• Greek: ανάλογος (análogos) — something that bears an analogy
• Hungarian: analogon — something that bears an analogy
• Irish: analóg — something that bears an analogy
• Livonian: analōg — something that bears an analogy
• Polish: analog — something that bears an analogy
• Portuguese: análogo — something that bears an analogy
• Russian: ана́лог (análog) — something that bears an analogy
• Slovak: analóg — something that bears an analogy
• Swedish: motsvarighet — something that bears an analogy
• Finnish: samatoimintainen elin — organ or structure
• Russian: ана́лог (análog) — organ or structure
• Bulgarian: аналог (analog) — structural derivative
• Finnish: analogia — structural derivative
• French: analogue — structural derivative
• Italian: analogo — structural derivative
• Polish: analog — structural derivative
• Portuguese: análogo — structural derivative
• Russian: ана́лог (análog) — structural derivative
• Spanish: análogo — structural derivative
• Swedish: analog — structural derivative