dialectal

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• /ˌdaɪəˈlɛktəl/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dwóh1 Proto-Indo-European *dwísder. Ancient Greek διά (diá) Ancient Greek δῐᾰ- (dĭă-) Proto-Indo-European *leǵ-der. Proto-Indo-European *léǵ-e-ti Proto-Hellenic *légō Ancient Greek λέγω (légō) Ancient Greek διαλέγομαι (dialégomai) Proto-Indo-European *-tós Proto-Hellenic *-tós Ancient Greek -τος (-tos) Ancient Greek δῐᾰ́λεκτος (dĭắlektos)bor. Latin dialectoslbor. Middle French dialectebor. English dialect English -al English dialectal From dialect + -al.

50 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: لَهْجِيّ (lahjiyy) — relating to a dialect
• Armenian: բարբառային (barbaṙayin) — relating to a dialect
• Asturian: dialeutal — relating to a dialect
• Asturian: dialectal — relating to a dialect
• Belarusian: дыяле́ктны (dyjaljéktny) — relating to a dialect
• Bulgarian: диале́ктен (dialékten) — relating to a dialect
• Catalan: dialectal — relating to a dialect
• Czech: nářeční — relating to a dialect
• Esperanto: dialekta — relating to a dialect
• Finnish: murteellinen — relating to a dialect
• French: dialectal — relating to a dialect
• Galician: dialectal — relating to a dialect
• Georgian: დიალექტური (dialekṭuri) — relating to a dialect
• Georgian: კილოკავური (ḳiloḳavuri) — relating to a dialect
• German: mundartlich — relating to a dialect
• German: dialektal — relating to a dialect
• German: dialektisch — relating to a dialect
• Hungarian: nyelvjárási — relating to a dialect
• Irish: canúnach — relating to a dialect
• Kazakh: диалектілік (dialektılık) — relating to a dialect
• Polish: dialektyczny — relating to a dialect
• Polish: dialektalny — relating to a dialect
• Polish: dialektowy — relating to a dialect
• Portuguese: dialetal — relating to a dialect
• Romanian: dialectal — relating to a dialect
• Russian: диале́ктный (dialéktnyj) — relating to a dialect
• Russian: диалекта́льный (dialektálʹnyj) — relating to a dialect
• Scottish Gaelic: dualchainnteach — relating to a dialect
• Serbo-Croatian: nárječnī — relating to a dialect
• Serbo-Croatian: dijàlekatskī — relating to a dialect
• Serbo-Croatian: dijàlektnī — relating to a dialect
• Slovak: nárečový — relating to a dialect
• Spanish: dialectal — relating to a dialect
• Swedish: dialektal — relating to a dialect
• Ukrainian: діале́ктний (dialéktnyj) — relating to a dialect
• Volapük: dialegik — relating to a dialect
• Catalan: dialectal — peculiar to a dialect
• Czech: dialektální — peculiar to a dialect
• Czech: nářeční — peculiar to a dialect
• Finnish: omaperäinen — peculiar to a dialect
• Galician: dialectal — peculiar to a dialect
• Irish: canúnach — peculiar to a dialect
• Polish: gwarowy — peculiar to a dialect
• Polish: dialektalny — peculiar to a dialect
• Portuguese: dialetal — peculiar to a dialect
• Russian: диале́ктный (dialéktnyj) — peculiar to a dialect
• Serbo-Croatian: nárječnī — peculiar to a dialect
• Serbo-Croatian: dijàlekatskī — peculiar to a dialect
• Serbo-Croatian: dijàlektnī — peculiar to a dialect
• Spanish: dialectal — peculiar to a dialect