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• /ˈfʌŋkt͡ʃənəl/
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Etymology tree Old French fonction Middle French functionbor. English function English -al English functional From function + -al.

113 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: işlək — in good working order
• Bulgarian: действащ (dejstvašt) — in good working order
• Bulgarian: функциониращ (funkcionirašt) — in good working order
• Catalan: funcional — in good working order
• Chinese Mandarin: 功能的 (gōngnéng de) — in good working order
• Czech: funkční — in good working order
• Danish: funktionsdygtig — in good working order
• Danish: funktionel — in good working order
• Dutch: functionerend — in good working order
• Dutch: operationeel — in good working order
• Dutch: werkend — in good working order
• Finnish: toimiva — in good working order
• French: fonctionnel — in good working order
• German: funktional — in good working order
• German: Funktions- — in good working order
• German: funktionell — in good working order
• German: Gebrauchs- — in good working order
• German: operativ — in good working order
• Greek: λειτουργικός (leitourgikós) — in good working order
• Italian: funzionante — in good working order
• Japanese: 機能の (kinō no) — in good working order
• Japanese: 機能する (kinō suru) — in good working order
• Kazakh: атқарымдық (atqarymdyq) — in good working order
• Kazakh: қызметтік (qyzmettık) — in good working order
• Kazakh: функционалды (funksionaldy) — in good working order
• Kazakh: функционалдық (funksionaldyq) — in good working order
• Kazakh: функциялық (funksiälyq) — in good working order
• Khmer: ដើរបាន (daə baan) — in good working order
• Norwegian Bokmål: funksjonell — in good working order
• Norwegian Nynorsk: funksjonell — in good working order
• Polish: działający — in good working order
• Polish: sprawny — in good working order
• Polish: aktywny — in good working order
• Portuguese: funcional — in good working order
• Romanian: funcțional — in good working order
• Russian: функциони́рующий (funkcionírujuščij) — in good working order
• Russian: де́йствующий (déjstvujuščij) — in good working order
• Russian: рабо́чий (rabóčij) — in good working order
• Russian: рабо́тающий (rabótajuščij) — in good working order
• Spanish: operativo — in good working order
• Swedish: fungerande — in good working order
• Ottoman Turkish: دركار (derkâr) — in good working order
• Bulgarian: функционален (funkcionalen) — useful, serving a purpose
• Danish: funktionel — useful, serving a purpose
• Dutch: functioneel — useful, serving a purpose
• Dutch: doelmatig — useful, serving a purpose
• Finnish: käytännöllinen — useful, serving a purpose
• French: fonctionnel — useful, serving a purpose
• German: funktional — useful, serving a purpose
• German: Funktions- — useful, serving a purpose
• German: funktionell — useful, serving a purpose
• German: Gebrauchs- — useful, serving a purpose
• German: zweckmäßig — useful, serving a purpose
• Greek: λειτουργικός (leitourgikós) — useful, serving a purpose
• Irish: feidhmiúil — useful, serving a purpose
• Irish: praiticiúil — useful, serving a purpose
• Italian: funzionale — useful, serving a purpose
• Japanese: 便利 (benri) — useful, serving a purpose
• Japanese: 機能的な (kinōteki na) — useful, serving a purpose
• Middle English: official — useful, serving a purpose
• Norwegian Bokmål: funksjonell — useful, serving a purpose
• Norwegian Nynorsk: funksjonell — useful, serving a purpose
• Portuguese: funcional — useful, serving a purpose
• Russian: функциона́льный (funkcionálʹnyj) — useful, serving a purpose
• Spanish: útil — useful, serving a purpose
• Swedish: funktionell — useful, serving a purpose
• Turkish: işlevsel — useful, serving a purpose
• Turkish: fonksiyonel — useful, serving a purpose
• Bulgarian: функционален (funkcionalen) — only for functional purposes, notably in architecture
• German: funktional — only for functional purposes, notably in architecture
• German: funktionell (in der Medizin) — only for functional purposes, notably in architecture
• Bulgarian: функционален (funkcionalen) — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Danish: funktionel — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• French: fonctionnel — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Irish: feidhmiúil — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Italian: funzionante — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Kazakh: атқарымдық (atqarymdyq) — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Kazakh: қызметтік (qyzmettık) — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Kazakh: функционалды (funksionaldy) — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Kazakh: функционалдық (funksionaldyq) — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Kazakh: функциялық (funksiälyq) — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Portuguese: funcional — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Spanish: funcional — such that its symptoms cannot be referred to change of structure
• Bulgarian: функционален (funkcionalen) — of or relating to a function or functions
• German: funktional — of or relating to a function or functions
• German: Funktions- — of or relating to a function or functions
• Bulgarian: функционален (funkcionalen) — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Czech: funkcionální — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Danish: funktionel — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Finnish: funktionaalinen — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• German: funktional — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• German: funktions- — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• German: funktionell — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Greek: συναρτησιακός (synartisiakós) — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Italian: funzionale — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Polish: funkcyjny — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Russian: функциона́льный (funkcionálʹnyj) — having semantics defined purely in terms of mathematical functions, without side-effects
• Bulgarian: функционал (funkcional) — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Chinese Cantonese: 泛函 (faan3 haam4) — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Chinese Mandarin: 泛函 (fànhán) — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Dutch: functionaal — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Finnish: funktionaali — a function that takes a function as its argument
• German: Funktional — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Hungarian: funkcionál — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Italian: funzionale — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Japanese: 汎関数 (hankansū) — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Kazakh: функционал (funksional) — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Polish: funkcjonał — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Russian: функциона́л (funkcionál) — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Swedish: funktional — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Turkish: işlevsi — a function that takes a function as its argument
• Bulgarian: функционал (funkcional) — an object encapsulating a function pointer
• Japanese: 関数オブジェクト (kansū obujekuto) — an object encapsulating a function pointer