interval

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈɪntəvəʊ/
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• General-American: /ˈɪntɚvəl/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH1 N T ER0 V AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English interval, intervalle, from Old French intervalle, entreval, from Latin intervallum (“space between, interval, distance, interval of time, pause, difference; literally, space between two palisades or walls”), from inter (“between”) + vallum (“palisade, wall”).

175 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Southern Altai: ара (ara) — distance in space
• Arabic: فَاصِل (fāṣil) — distance in space
• Asturian: intervalu — distance in space
• Azerbaijani: aralıq — distance in space
• Belarusian: інтэрва́л (intervál) — distance in space
• Belarusian: праме́жак (pramjéžak) — distance in space
• Bulgarian: разстоя́ние (razstojánie) — distance in space
• Bulgarian: промежду́тък (promeždútǎk) — distance in space
• Bulgarian: интерва́л (intervál) — distance in space
• Catalan: interval — distance in space
• Chinese Mandarin: 間隔 /间隔 (jiàngé) — distance in space
• Chinese Mandarin: 間隙 /间隙 (jiànxì) — distance in space
• Czech: interval — distance in space
• Dutch: interval — distance in space
• Estonian: vahemik — distance in space
• Finnish: välimatka — distance in space
• French: intervalle — distance in space
• Galician: intervalo — distance in space
• Georgian: დაშორება (dašoreba) — distance in space
• Georgian: მანძილი (manʒili) — distance in space
• German: Abstand — distance in space
• German: Zwischenraum — distance in space
• Greek: απόσταση (apóstasi) — distance in space
• Ancient Greek: διάλειμμα (diáleimma) — distance in space
• Gujarati: મધ્યાંતર (madhyāntar) — distance in space
• Hindi: अंतराल (antrāl) — distance in space
• Hungarian: köz — distance in space
• Hungarian: térköz — distance in space
• Hungarian: távolság — distance in space
• Hungarian: táv — distance in space
• Indonesian: lat — distance in space
• Indonesian: selang — distance in space
• Italian: intervallo — distance in space
• Japanese: 間隔 (kankaku) — distance in space
• Kannada: ಮಧ್ಯಂತರ (madhyantara) — distance in space
• Korean: 간격 (gan'gyeok) — distance in space
• Latin: intervallum — distance in space
• Lithuanian: tarpas — distance in space
• Macedonian: растојание (rastojanie) — distance in space
• Macedonian: меѓупростор (meǵuprostor) — distance in space
• Malay: jeda — distance in space
• Māori: mokowā — distance in space
• Māori: mokorawhā — distance in space
• Māori: āpuru — distance in space
• Norwegian Bokmål: intervall — distance in space
• Persian: بازه (bâze) — distance in space
• Polish: interwał — distance in space
• Polish: odstęp — distance in space
• Portuguese: intervalo — distance in space
• Romanian: interval — distance in space
• Romanian: distanță — distance in space
• Russian: интерва́л (intɛrvál) — distance in space
• Russian: промежу́ток (promežútok) — distance in space
• Russian: расстоя́ние (rasstojánije) — distance in space
• Scottish Gaelic: eadar-thamall — distance in space
• Spanish: intervalo — distance in space
• Tagalog: patlang — distance in space
• Tamil: இடைவெளி (iṭaiveḷi) — distance in space
• Thai: ช่วง (chûuang) — distance in space
• Thai: ระยะ (rá-yá) — distance in space
• Turkish: ara — distance in space
• Ottoman Turkish: آرا (ara) — distance in space
• Ottoman Turkish: آرالق (aralık) — distance in space
• Ottoman Turkish: خلال (hilal) — distance in space
• Ottoman Turkish: مابین (mabeyin) — distance in space
• Ukrainian: інтерва́л (intervál) — distance in space
• Ukrainian: промі́жок (promížok) — distance in space
• Venetan: tòco — distance in space
• Venetan: tòch — distance in space
• Venetan: toco — distance in space
• Arabic: مُدَّة (mudda) — period of time
• Arabic: فَتْرَة (fatra) — period of time
• Bangi: eleko — period of time
• Basque: tarte — period of time
• Belarusian: інтэрва́л (intervál) — period of time
• Belarusian: праме́жак (pramjéžak) — period of time
• Bengali: মুদ্দত (muddot) — period of time
• Bulgarian: интерва́л (intervál) — period of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 間隔 /间隔 (jiàngé) — period of time
• Chinese Mandarin: 間隙 /间隙 (jiànxì) — period of time
• Czech: interval — period of time
• Dutch: interval — period of time
• Esperanto: intertempo — period of time
• Estonian: vahemik — period of time
• Finnish: aika — period of time
• Finnish: aikaväli — period of time
• French: intervalle — period of time
• Galician: intervalo — period of time
• Georgian: ინტერვალი (inṭervali) — period of time
• Georgian: შუალედი (šualedi) — period of time
• Georgian: დროის მონაკვეთი (drois monaḳveti) — period of time
• German: Intervall — period of time
• Greek: διάστημα (diástima) — period of time
• Greek: περίοδος (períodos) — period of time
• Greek: διάλειμμα (diáleimma) — period of time
• Ancient Greek: διάλειμμα (diáleimma) — period of time
• Hindi: अंतराल (antrāl) — period of time
• Hungarian: időköz — period of time
• Hungarian: intervallum — period of time
• Irish: eadar-àm — period of time
• Italian: intervallo — period of time
• Japanese: 間隔 (kankaku) — period of time
• Korean: 간격 (gan'gyeok) — period of time
• Ladino: tòch — period of time
• Latin: intervallum — period of time
• Lingala: eleko — period of time
• Macedonian: ме́ѓувреме (méǵuvreme) — period of time
• Macedonian: интерва́л (intervál) — period of time
• Malay: jeda — period of time
• Māori: houanga — period of time
• Māori: whakamatuatanga — period of time
• Mirandese: anterbalo — period of time
• Norwegian Bokmål: mellomrom — period of time
• Norwegian Bokmål: intervall — period of time
• Norwegian Nynorsk: mellomrom — period of time
• Norwegian Nynorsk: intervall — period of time
• Polish: interwał — period of time
• Portuguese: intervalo — period of time
• Romanian: interval — period of time
• Russian: интерва́л (intɛrvál) — period of time
• Russian: промежу́ток (promežútok) — period of time
• Scottish Gaelic: eadar-thamall — period of time
• Spanish: intervalo — period of time
• Swedish: intervall — period of time
• Swedish: tidsintervall — period of time
• Tamil: இடைவெளி (iṭaiveḷi) — period of time
• Thai: ตอน (dtɔɔn) — period of time
• Turkish: aralık — period of time
• Ottoman Turkish: آرا (ara) — period of time
• Ottoman Turkish: آرالق (aralık) — period of time
• Ukrainian: інтерва́л (intervál) — period of time
• Ukrainian: промі́жок (promížok) — period of time
• Venetan: intervalo — period of time
• Venetan: tòco — period of time
• Venetan: tòch — period of time
• Vietnamese: khoảng thời gian — period of time
• Volapük: vütim — period of time
• Arabic: مَسَافَة (masāfa) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Belarusian: інтэрва́л (intervál) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Bulgarian: интерва́л (intervál) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Chinese Mandarin: 音程 (yīnchéng) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Dutch: interval — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Finnish: intervalli — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Georgian: ინტერვალი (inṭervali) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• German: Intervall — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Hawaiian: lele — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Hungarian: hangköz — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Italian: intervallo — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Japanese: 音程 (ontei) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Korean: 음정 (eumjeong) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Māori: āputa — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Norwegian Bokmål: intervall — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Norwegian Nynorsk: intervall — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Polish: interwał — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Romanian: interval — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Russian: интерва́л (intɛrvál) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Swedish: intervall — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Tagalog: patlang — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Ukrainian: інтерва́л (intervál) — music: distance in pitch of notes
• Bulgarian: отсе́чка (otséčka) — section of the real line
• Chinese Mandarin: 區間 /区间 (qūjiān) — section of the real line
• Czech: interval — section of the real line
• Finnish: väli — section of the real line
• French: intervalle — section of the real line
• Italian: intervallo — section of the real line
• Japanese: 区間 (kukan) — section of the real line
• Korean: 구간 (gugan) — section of the real line
• Macedonian: интерва́л (intervál) — section of the real line
• Polish: przedział — section of the real line
• Portuguese: intervalo — section of the real line
• Spanish: intervalo — section of the real line
• Swedish: intervall — section of the real line
• Tamil: இடைவெளி (iṭaiveḷi) — section of the real line
• Finnish: erätauko — cricket: break between sessions
• Tamil: இடைவெளி (iṭaiveḷi) — cricket: break between sessions