contiguous

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From Latin contiguus (“touching”) + -ous, from contingere (“to touch”); see contingent, contact, contagion.

122 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Amharic: የተጠጋጋ (yätäṭägaga) — connected, touching, abutting
• Bulgarian: допиращ се (dopirašt se) — connected, touching, abutting
• Bulgarian: граничещ (graničešt) — connected, touching, abutting
• Catalan: contigu — connected, touching, abutting
• Chinese Mandarin: 相接的 (xiāngjiē de) — connected, touching, abutting
• Chinese Mandarin: 毗連的 /毗连的 (pílián de) — connected, touching, abutting
• Danish: tilstødende — connected, touching, abutting
• Danish: tilgrænsende — connected, touching, abutting
• Dutch: verbonden — connected, touching, abutting
• Finnish: liittyvä — connected, touching, abutting
• Finnish: vierekkäinen — connected, touching, abutting
• Finnish: viereinen — connected, touching, abutting
• French: contigu — connected, touching, abutting
• Galician: contiguo — connected, touching, abutting
• Galician: estremeiro — connected, touching, abutting
• German: angrenzend — connected, touching, abutting
• German: zusammen — connected, touching, abutting
• German: verbunden — connected, touching, abutting
• German: durchgehend — connected, touching, abutting
• German: nebeneinanderliegend — connected, touching, abutting
• Greek: συνεχόμενος (synechómenos) — connected, touching, abutting
• Hungarian: érintkező — connected, touching, abutting
• Hungarian: összeérő — connected, touching, abutting
• Hungarian: összekapcsolt — connected, touching, abutting
• Hungarian: egybekapcsolt — connected, touching, abutting
• Hungarian: hozzá kapcsolódó — connected, touching, abutting
• Icelandic: aðlægur — connected, touching, abutting
• Icelandic: samlægur — connected, touching, abutting
• Icelandic: samliggjandi — connected, touching, abutting
• Italian: contiguo — connected, touching, abutting
• Māori: kāpīpiti — connected, touching, abutting
• Māori: piritaha — connected, touching, abutting
• Māori: whātata — connected, touching, abutting
• Norwegian Bokmål: tilstøtende — connected, touching, abutting
• Persian: نزدیک (nazdik) — connected, touching, abutting
• Persian: همسایه (hamsâye) — connected, touching, abutting
• Portuguese: contíguo — connected, touching, abutting
• Russian: сме́жный (sméžnyj) — connected, touching, abutting
• Russian: соприкаса́ющийся (soprikasájuščijsja) — connected, touching, abutting
• Russian: грани́чащий (graníčaščij) — connected, touching, abutting
• Russian: прилега́ющий (prilegájuščij) — connected, touching, abutting
• Spanish: contiguo — connected, touching, abutting
• Turkish: bitişik — connected, touching, abutting
• Bulgarian: съседен (sǎseden) — adjacent, neighboring
• Catalan: contigu — adjacent, neighboring
• Chinese Mandarin: 鄰近的 /邻近的 (línjìn de) — adjacent, neighboring
• Chinese Mandarin: 相鄰的 /相邻的 (xiānglín de) — adjacent, neighboring
• Danish: nærliggende — adjacent, neighboring
• Dutch: aangrenzend — adjacent, neighboring
• Finnish: viereinen — adjacent, neighboring
• Finnish: naapuri- — adjacent, neighboring
• French: contigu — adjacent, neighboring
• French: voisin — adjacent, neighboring
• French: adjacent — adjacent, neighboring
• Galician: contiguo — adjacent, neighboring
• Galician: estremeiro — adjacent, neighboring
• Galician: veciño — adjacent, neighboring
• German: angrenzend — adjacent, neighboring
• German: benachbart — adjacent, neighboring
• German: nahe — adjacent, neighboring
• Greek: συνεχόμενος (synechómenos) — adjacent, neighboring
• Hungarian: szomszédos — adjacent, neighboring
• Hungarian: határos — adjacent, neighboring
• Hungarian: mellette fekvő/lévő — adjacent, neighboring
• Hungarian: (egymás) melletti — adjacent, neighboring
• Hungarian: egymás mellett fekvő/lévő — adjacent, neighboring
• Icelandic: aðlægur — adjacent, neighboring
• Icelandic: samlægur — adjacent, neighboring
• Icelandic: samliggjandi — adjacent, neighboring
• Italian: contiguo — adjacent, neighboring
• Latin: confīnis — adjacent, neighboring
• Māori: whātata — adjacent, neighboring
• Māori: piritaha — adjacent, neighboring
• Norwegian Bokmål: nærliggende — adjacent, neighboring
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nærliggande — adjacent, neighboring
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nærliggjande — adjacent, neighboring
• Persian: نزدیک (nazdik) — adjacent, neighboring
• Persian: همسایه (hamsâye) — adjacent, neighboring
• Portuguese: contíguo — adjacent, neighboring
• Russian: сосе́дний (sosédnij) — adjacent, neighboring
• Russian: близлежа́щий (blizležáščij) — adjacent, neighboring
• Russian: прилега́ющий (prilegájuščij) — adjacent, neighboring
• Spanish: vecino — adjacent, neighboring
• Spanish: cercano — adjacent, neighboring
• Spanish: contiguo — adjacent, neighboring
• Spanish: adyacente — adjacent, neighboring
• Swedish: närliggande — adjacent, neighboring
• Turkish: komşu — adjacent, neighboring
• Turkish: sınırdaş — adjacent, neighboring
• Catalan: contigu — connecting without a break
• Chinese Mandarin: 連續的 /连续的 (liánxù de) — connecting without a break
• Danish: sammenhængende — connecting without a break
• Dutch: samenhangend — connecting without a break
• Finnish: yhtenäinen — connecting without a break
• Finnish: jatkuva — connecting without a break
• French: contigu — connecting without a break
• French: attenant — connecting without a break
• French: continu — connecting without a break
• German: zusammenhängend — connecting without a break
• Greek: συνεχόμενος (synechómenos) — connecting without a break
• Hungarian: egybefüggő — connecting without a break
• Hungarian: összefüggő — connecting without a break
• Hungarian: folyamatos — connecting without a break
• Hungarian: folytonos — connecting without a break
• Icelandic: samlægur — connecting without a break
• Icelandic: samliggjandi — connecting without a break
• Italian: contiguo — connecting without a break
• Norwegian Bokmål: sammenhengende — connecting without a break
• Norwegian Nynorsk: samanhengande — connecting without a break
• Persian: پیوسته — connecting without a break
• Portuguese: contíguo — connecting without a break
• Russian: непреры́вный (neprerývnyj) — connecting without a break
• Spanish: adosado — connecting without a break
• Spanish: colindante — connecting without a break
• Turkish: ardışık — connecting without a break
• Turkish: kitap — connecting without a break
• Turkish: elma — connecting without a break
• Turkish: ekmek — connecting without a break
• Turkish: yol — connecting without a break
• Turkish: telefon — connecting without a break
• Turkish: yardım — connecting without a break
• Turkish: lütfen — connecting without a break