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• /ˈd͡ʒʌŋkʃən/
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From Latin iūnctiō (“union, joining, uniting”), from iungō (“join, attach together”). Equivalent to join + -tion.

98 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: съединяване (sǎedinjavane) — the act of joining
• Bulgarian: свързване (svǎrzvane) — the act of joining
• Danish: samling — the act of joining
• Danish: kobling — the act of joining
• Danish: sammenkobling — the act of joining
• Dutch: samenkomst — the act of joining
• Dutch: samenvloeiing — the act of joining
• Dutch: aansluiting — the act of joining
• Finnish: liitos — the act of joining
• French: jonction — the act of joining
• Friulian: zontadure — the act of joining
• Georgian: შეერთება (šeerteba) — the act of joining
• Georgian: გაერთიანება (gaertianeba) — the act of joining
• German: Kreuzung — the act of joining
• Greek: ένωση (énosi) — the act of joining
• Ancient Greek: ἁρμογή (harmogḗ) — the act of joining
• Italian: giunzione — the act of joining
• Italian: giunto — the act of joining
• Italian: raccordo — the act of joining
• Italian: innesto — the act of joining
• Japanese: 接合 (setsugō) — the act of joining
• Latin: iūnctiō — the act of joining
• Persian: پیوند (peyvand) — the act of joining
• Portuguese: junção — the act of joining
• Romanian: joncțiune — the act of joining
• Russian: соедине́ние (sojedinénije) — the act of joining
• Russian: объедине́ние (obʺjedinénije) — the act of joining
• Serbo-Croatian: спо̑ј — the act of joining
• Serbo-Croatian: spȏj — the act of joining
• Spanish: juntamiento — the act of joining
• Swahili: makutano — the act of joining
• Welsh: cysylltiad — the act of joining
• Armenian: հանգույց (hanguycʻ) — a place where two things meet
• Azerbaijani: qovşaq — a place where two things meet
• Bulgarian: съединение (sǎedinenie) — a place where two things meet
• Czech: křižovatka — a place where two things meet
• Danish: knudepunkt — a place where two things meet
• Dutch: knooppunt n verbindingspunt — a place where two things meet
• Dutch: aansluiting — a place where two things meet
• Dutch: samenkomst — a place where two things meet
• Finnish: liitoskohta — a place where two things meet
• French: jonction — a place where two things meet
• Georgian: შესართავი (šesartavi) — a place where two things meet
• Georgian: შეერთების წერტილი (šeertebis c̣erṭili) — a place where two things meet
• German: Kreuzung — a place where two things meet
• German: Knotenpunkt — a place where two things meet
• Hebrew: צומת (tsomet) — a place where two things meet
• Hungarian: kereszteződés — a place where two things meet
• Irish: acomhal — a place where two things meet
• Irish: comhrac — a place where two things meet
• Italian: incrocio — a place where two things meet
• Italian: giunto — a place where two things meet
• Italian: giunzione — a place where two things meet
• Japanese: 合流点 (gōryūten) — a place where two things meet
• Japanese: ジャンクション (jankushon) — a place where two things meet
• Latin: ambivium — a place where two things meet
• Malayalam: കവല (kavala) — a place where two things meet
• Māori: pūruatanga — a place where two things meet
• Māori: pūtahitanga — a place where two things meet
• Māori: tūtakitanga — a place where two things meet
• Māori: komititanga — a place where two things meet
• Marathi: जोड (joḍ) — a place where two things meet
• Marathi: सांधा (sāndhā) — a place where two things meet
• Marathi: संगम (saṅgam) — a place where two things meet
• Norwegian Bokmål: knutepunkt — a place where two things meet
• Norwegian Nynorsk: knutepunkt — a place where two things meet
• Portuguese: junção — a place where two things meet
• Portuguese: junta — a place where two things meet
• Portuguese: entroncamento — a place where two things meet
• Russian: соедине́ние (sojedinénije) — a place where two things meet
• Russian: перекрёсток (perekrjóstok) — a place where two things meet
• Spanish: juntura — a place where two things meet
• Spanish: entronque — a place where two things meet
• Spanish: encrucijada — a place where two things meet
• Swedish: knutpunkt — a place where two things meet
• Swedish: vägkors — a place where two things meet
• Tocharian B: meske — a place where two things meet
• Turkish: kesişim — a place where two things meet
• Vietnamese: giao điểm — a place where two things meet
• Welsh: cyswllt — a place where two things meet
• Welsh: cysylltiad — a place where two things meet
• Esperanto: vojkruciĝo — place where railways meet
• Turkish: makas — place where railways meet
• Welsh: cyffordd — place where railways meet
• Dutch: las — the boundary between two materials
• Dutch: voeg — the boundary between two materials
• Dutch: naad — the boundary between two materials
• German: Grenzzone — the boundary between two materials
• Japanese: 接点 (setten) — the boundary between two materials
• Japanese: for semiconductors 接合 (setsugō) — the boundary between two materials
• Russian: соедине́ние (sojedinénije) — the boundary between two materials
• Welsh: cysylltle — the boundary between two materials
• Indonesian: sambungan — electrical junction
• Malay: simpangan — electrical junction
• Spanish: junción — electrical junction
• Spanish: yunción — electrical junction
• Spanish: empalme — electrical junction
• Welsh: cysylltle — electrical junction