exclusionary

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Etymology tree English exclusion Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusder. Middle English -arie English -ary English exclusionary From exclusion + -ary.

16 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: uitsluitingskriteria — acting to exclude something
• Danish: eksklusiv — acting to exclude something
• Dutch: met uitzondering van — acting to exclude something
• Finnish: torjuva — acting to exclude something
• Georgian: გამომრიცხავი (gamomricxavi) — acting to exclude something
• German: ausschließend — acting to exclude something
• Greek: αποκλεισμού (apokleismoú) — acting to exclude something
• Italian: escluvisistico — acting to exclude something
• Japanese: 排他的 (haitateki) — acting to exclude something
• Korean: 배타적 (baetajeok) — acting to exclude something
• Latin: excludens — acting to exclude something
• Norwegian: eksklusiv — acting to exclude something
• Portuguese: excludente — acting to exclude something
• Spanish: excluyente — acting to exclude something
• Swedish: exklusivt — acting to exclude something
• Swedish: uteslutande — acting to exclude something