detrimental

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• /ˌdɛtɹɪˈmɛntəl/
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• CMU ARPABET: D EH2 T R AH0 M EH1 N T AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: D EH2 T R AH0 M EH1 N AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Medieval Latin *dētrīmentālis, from Latin dētrīmentum (“harm”), from dēterō (“to rub off, wear”), from dē- (“down, away”) + terō (“to rub or grab”).

59 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: ضَارّ مُضِرّ (ḍārr) — causing damage or harm
• Armenian: վնասակար (vnasakar) — causing damage or harm
• Armenian: վնասաբեր (vnasaber) — causing damage or harm
• Azerbaijani: ziyanverici — causing damage or harm
• Azerbaijani: zərərverici — causing damage or harm
• Azerbaijani: zərərli — causing damage or harm
• Azerbaijani: ziyanlı — causing damage or harm
• Azerbaijani: ziyankar — causing damage or harm
• Bengali: ক্ষতিকারক (khotikarok) — causing damage or harm
• Bengali: ক্ষতিকর (khotikor) — causing damage or harm
• Bulgarian: вреден (vreden) — causing damage or harm
• Bulgarian: увреждащ (uvreždašt) — causing damage or harm
• Chinese Mandarin: 有害的 (yǒuhài de) — causing damage or harm
• Danish: skadelig — causing damage or harm
• Dutch: schadelijk — causing damage or harm
• Dutch: nadelig — causing damage or harm
• Finnish: vahingollinen — causing damage or harm
• Finnish: haitallinen — causing damage or harm
• French: nuisible — causing damage or harm
• French: néfaste — causing damage or harm
• Georgian: საზიანო (saziano) — causing damage or harm
• German: schädlich — causing damage or harm
• German: abträglich — causing damage or harm
• Greek: επιβλαβής (epivlavís) — causing damage or harm
• Hebrew: מזיק (mazík) — causing damage or harm
• Hindi: हानिकारक (hānikārak) — causing damage or harm
• Hindi: अपकारी (apkārī) — causing damage or harm
• Hungarian: ártalmas — causing damage or harm
• Hungarian: káros — causing damage or harm
• Hungarian: kártékony — causing damage or harm
• Ingrian: vrednoi — causing damage or harm
• Irish: aimhleasach — causing damage or harm
• Irish: díobhálach — causing damage or harm
• Irish: dochrach — causing damage or harm
• Italian: dannoso — causing damage or harm
• Italian: lesivo — causing damage or harm
• Japanese: 害する (gai suru) — causing damage or harm
• Japanese: 損なう (sokonau) — causing damage or harm
• Japanese: 有害な (yūgai na) — causing damage or harm
• Korean: 해로운 (haeroun) — causing damage or harm
• Lithuanian: nuostolingas — causing damage or harm
• Māori: whakawhara — causing damage or harm
• Norwegian Bokmål: skadelig — causing damage or harm
• Norwegian Nynorsk: skadeleg — causing damage or harm
• Polish: szkodliwy — causing damage or harm
• Portuguese: danoso — causing damage or harm
• Portuguese: prejudicial — causing damage or harm
• Romanian: dăunător — causing damage or harm
• Romanian: vătămător — causing damage or harm
• Russian: вре́дный (vrédnyj) — causing damage or harm
• Russian: вредоно́сный (vredonósnyj) — causing damage or harm
• Spanish: dañino — causing damage or harm
• Spanish: perjudicial — causing damage or harm
• Spanish: detrimental — causing damage or harm
• Spanish: desventajoso — causing damage or harm
• Swedish: skadlig — causing damage or harm
• Turkish: zararlı — causing damage or harm
• Ukrainian: шкідли́вий (škidlývyj) — causing damage or harm
• Polish: szkodnik — anything harmful