convergence

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From converge + -ence (after Latin convergentia).

56 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: konvergjencë — the act of converging
• Bulgarian: среща (srešta) — the act of converging
• Bulgarian: събиране (sǎbirane) — the act of converging
• Catalan: convergència — the act of converging
• Czech: konvergence — the act of converging
• Czech: sbližování — the act of converging
• Czech: přibližování — the act of converging
• Esperanto: konverĝo — the act of converging
• Finnish: läheneminen — the act of converging
• Finnish: konvergenssi — the act of converging
• German: Konvergenz — the act of converging
• Greek: σύγκλιση (sýgklisi) — the act of converging
• Indonesian: konvergensi — the act of converging
• Indonesian: pemusatan — the act of converging
• Irish: coinbhéirseacht — the act of converging
• Italian: convergenza — the act of converging
• Malay: penumpuan — the act of converging
• Māori: pūtahitanga — the act of converging
• Māori: ūngututanga — the act of converging
• Norwegian: sammenfall — the act of converging
• Polish: konwergencja — the act of converging
• Portuguese: convergência — the act of converging
• Romanian: convergență — the act of converging
• Russian: конвергенция (konvergencija) — the act of converging
• Russian: схождение (sxoždenije) — the act of converging
• Russian: сближение (sbliženije) — the act of converging
• Spanish: convergencia — the act of converging
• Swedish: konvergens — the act of converging
• Finnish: kohtaamispaikka — a meeting place
• Portuguese: convergência — a meeting place
• Finnish: konvergenssi — the intersection of three electron beams
• Irish: inréimneacht — the intersection of three electron beams
• Asturian: converxencia — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Bulgarian: сходимост (shodimost) — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Catalan: convergència — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Chinese Mandarin: 收斂 /收敛 (shōuliǎn) — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Czech: konvergence — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Finnish: suppeneminen — the process of approaching some limiting value
• French: convergence — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Galician: converxencia — the process of approaching some limiting value
• German: Konvergenz — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Icelandic: samleitni — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Irish: coinbhéirseacht — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Italian: convergenza — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Japanese: 収束 (shūsoku) — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Kazakh: жинақталу (jinaqtalu) — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Norwegian Bokmål: konvergens — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Norwegian Nynorsk: konvergens — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Polish: zbieżność — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Portuguese: convergência — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Romanian: convergență — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Russian: сходимость (sxodimostʹ) — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Spanish: convergencia — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Swedish: konvergens — the process of approaching some limiting value
• Irish: coinbhéirseacht — economic concept
• Polish: konwergencja — economic concept