logical

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈlɒd͡ʒɪkəl/
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• General-American: /ˈlɑd͡ʒɪkəl/
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• rhymes with -ɒdʒɪkəl
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• CMU ARPABET: L AA1 JH IH0 K AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From logic + -al. Displaced native Old English flitcræftlīċ.

97 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: logjik — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Arabic: مَنْطِقِيّ (manṭiqiyy) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Arabic: معقول (maʕʔūl) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Arabic: منطقي (manṭeqi) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Arabic: مَنْطِقِي (manṭigi) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Arabic: معقول (maʕʔūl) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Arabic: منطقي (mánṭiqi) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Armenian: տրամաբանական (tramabanakan) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Azerbaijani: məntiqli — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Catalan: lògic — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Czech: logický — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Dutch: logisch — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Esperanto: konsekvenca — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Finnish: looginen — in agreement with the principles of logic
• French: logique — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Galician: lóxico — in agreement with the principles of logic
• German: logisch — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Hindi: तार्किक (tārkik) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Hungarian: logikus — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Kazakh: логикалық (logikalyq) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Latin: logicus — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Latin: dialecticus — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Latvian: loģisks — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Lithuanian: logiškas — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Macedonian: логичен (logičen) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Māori: nahanaha — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Norwegian Bokmål: logisk — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Norwegian Nynorsk: logisk — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Old English: flitcræftlīċ — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Persian: منطقی (manteqi) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Polish: logiczny — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Portuguese: lógico — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Romanian: logic — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Russian: логи́ческий (logíčeskij) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Serbo-Croatian: lògičan — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Slovene: logičen — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Spanish: lógico — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Ukrainian: логі́чний (lohíčnyj) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Yiddish: לאָגיש (logish) — in agreement with the principles of logic
• Albanian: i logjikshëm — reasonable
• Armenian: տրամաբանական (tramabanakan) — reasonable
• Azerbaijani: məntiqli — reasonable
• Catalan: lògic — reasonable
• Czech: logický — reasonable
• Dutch: logisch — reasonable
• Finnish: johdonmukainen — reasonable
• Finnish: looginen — reasonable
• French: logique — reasonable
• Galician: lóxico — reasonable
• Hindi: तार्किक (tārkik) — reasonable
• Hungarian: logikus — reasonable
• Italian: logico — reasonable
• Kazakh: қисынды (qisyndy) — reasonable
• Latvian: loģisks — reasonable
• Macedonian: логичен (logičen) — reasonable
• Norwegian Bokmål: logisk — reasonable
• Norwegian Nynorsk: logisk — reasonable
• Polish: logiczny — reasonable
• Polish: rozsądny — reasonable
• Portuguese: lógico — reasonable
• Romanian: rezonabil — reasonable
• Romanian: logic — reasonable
• Russian: логи́чный (logíčnyj) — reasonable
• Serbo-Croatian: lògičan — reasonable
• Serbo-Croatian: rȁzūman — reasonable
• Slovene: logičen — reasonable
• Spanish: lógico — reasonable
• Ukrainian: логі́чний (lohíčnyj) — reasonable
• Albanian: logjik — of or pertaining to logic
• Arabic: مَنْطِقِيّ (manṭiqiyy) — of or pertaining to logic
• Armenian: տրամաբանական (tramabanakan) — of or pertaining to logic
• Azerbaijani: məntiqi — of or pertaining to logic
• Catalan: lògic — of or pertaining to logic
• Czech: logický — of or pertaining to logic
• Finnish: looginen — of or pertaining to logic
• Galician: lóxico — of or pertaining to logic
• Hindi: तार्किक (tārkik) — of or pertaining to logic
• Hungarian: logikai — of or pertaining to logic
• Kazakh: логикалық (logikalyq) — of or pertaining to logic
• Latvian: loģisks — of or pertaining to logic
• Macedonian: логички (logički) — of or pertaining to logic
• Māori: nahanaha — of or pertaining to logic
• Norwegian Bokmål: logisk — of or pertaining to logic
• Norwegian Nynorsk: logisk — of or pertaining to logic
• Old English: flitcræftlīċ — of or pertaining to logic
• Persian: منطقی (manteqi) — of or pertaining to logic
• Polish: logiczny — of or pertaining to logic
• Portuguese: lógico — of or pertaining to logic
• Romanian: logic — of or pertaining to logic
• Russian: логи́ческий (logíčeskij) — of or pertaining to logic
• Serbo-Croatian: lògičan — of or pertaining to logic
• Slovene: logiški — of or pertaining to logic
• Spanish: logical — of or pertaining to logic
• Spanish: lógico — of or pertaining to logic
• Ukrainian: логі́чний (lohíčnyj) — of or pertaining to logic
• Yiddish: לאָגיש (logish) — of or pertaining to logic
• Māori: arorau — non-physical or conceptual underpinning something physical or actual