conical

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• kŏn'ĭkəl
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈkɒn.ɪ.kəl/
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• Australian, British, Southern, Standard: /ˈkɔn.ɪk.əl/
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• kä'nĭkəl father-bother merger
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• General-American: /ˈkɑ.nɪk.əl/
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• kō'nĭkəl without laxing from cone
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• South-Asia: /ko.nɪk.ɐl/
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• CMU ARPABET: K AA1 N IH0 K AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: K OW1 N IH0 K AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From conic + -al.

92 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مَخْرُوطِيّ (maḵrūṭiyy) — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Armenian: կոնական (konakan) — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Bulgarian: коничен (koničen) — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Catalan: cònic — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Cornish: pigornek — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Czech: kuželový — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Czech: kónický — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Danish: konisk — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Dutch: conisch — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Esperanto: konusa — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Finnish: kartio- — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Finnish: kartion — of or relating to a cone or cones
• French: conique — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Galician: cónico — of or relating to a cone or cones
• German: konisch — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Greek: κωνικός (konikós) — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Ancient Greek: κωνικός (kōnikós) — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Ido: konatra — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Indonesian: konis — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Irish: cónúil — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Italian: conico — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Latin: conicus — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Norwegian Bokmål: konisk — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Norwegian Nynorsk: konisk — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Occitan: conic — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Polish: stożkowy — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Portuguese: cónico — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Portuguese: cônico — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Romanian: conic — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Russian: кони́ческий (koníčeskij) — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Swedish: konisk — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Turkish: konik — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Ukrainian: коні́чний (koníčnyj) — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Welsh: conigol — of or relating to a cone or cones
• Arabic: مَخْرُوطِيّ (maḵrūṭiyy) — shaped like a cone
• Armenian: կոնաձեւ (konajew) — shaped like a cone
• Bulgarian: конусовиден (konusoviden) — shaped like a cone
• Catalan: cònic — shaped like a cone
• Cornish: pigornek — shaped like a cone
• Czech: kuželový — shaped like a cone
• Czech: kónický — shaped like a cone
• Danish: konisk — shaped like a cone
• Dutch: conisch — shaped like a cone
• Esperanto: konusa — shaped like a cone
• Finnish: kartiomainen — shaped like a cone
• French: conique — shaped like a cone
• Galician: cónico — shaped like a cone
• German: konisch — shaped like a cone
• German: kegelförmig — shaped like a cone
• Greek: κωνικός (konikós) — shaped like a cone
• Ancient Greek: κωνικός (kōnikós) — shaped like a cone
• Hindi: शंक्वाकार (śaṅkvākār) — shaped like a cone
• Icelandic: keilulaga — shaped like a cone
• Icelandic: kónískur — shaped like a cone
• Ido: kona — shaped like a cone
• Ido: konala — shaped like a cone
• Ido: konatra — shaped like a cone
• Irish: cónúil — shaped like a cone
• Irish: coirceogach — shaped like a cone
• Italian: conico — shaped like a cone
• Latin: conicus — shaped like a cone
• Norwegian Bokmål: konisk — shaped like a cone
• Norwegian Bokmål: kjegleformet — shaped like a cone
• Norwegian Nynorsk: konisk — shaped like a cone
• Occitan: conic — shaped like a cone
• Polish: stożkowy — shaped like a cone
• Polish: stożkowaty — shaped like a cone
• Polish: koniczny — shaped like a cone
• Portuguese: cónico — shaped like a cone
• Portuguese: cônico — shaped like a cone
• Romanian: conic — shaped like a cone
• Russian: кони́ческий (koníčeskij) — shaped like a cone
• Russian: ко́нусный (kónusnyj) — shaped like a cone
• Russian: конусообра́зный (konusoobráznyj) — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: ко̀ничан — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: сто̏жаст — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: чу̏њаст — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: ку̏паст — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: kòničan — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: stȍžast — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: čȕnjast — shaped like a cone
• Serbo-Croatian: kȕpast — shaped like a cone
• Swedish: konisk — shaped like a cone
• Telugu: కిరీటాకృతి (kirīṭākr̥ti) — shaped like a cone
• Turkish: konik — shaped like a cone
• Ottoman Turkish: سیوری (sivri) — shaped like a cone
• Ukrainian: коні́чний (koníčnyj) — shaped like a cone
• Ukrainian: конусоподі́бний (konusopodíbnyj) — shaped like a cone
• Welsh: conigol — shaped like a cone
• Finnish: kartio- — describing a map projection
• Polish: stożkowy — describing a map projection
• Russian: кони́ческий (koníčeskij) — describing a map projection