medicinal

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /məˈdɪ.sɪ.nəl/
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /-sə-/
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /məˈdɪs.nəl/
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From Latin medicīnālis. By surface analysis, medicine + -al.

59 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Dutch: medicinaal — of or pertaining to medicine
• Finnish: lääkemäinen — of or pertaining to medicine
• Finnish: lääke- — of or pertaining to medicine
• Galician: medicinal — of or pertaining to medicine
• German: Medizin- — of or pertaining to medicine
• Kazakh: дәрілік (därılık) — of or pertaining to medicine
• Polish: lekowy — of or pertaining to medicine
• Russian: медицинский (medicinskij) — of or pertaining to medicine
• Arabic: عِلَاجِيّ (ʕilājiyy) — tending to cure disease
• Armenian: բուժիչ (bužičʻ) — tending to cure disease
• Armenian: բուժական (bužakan) — tending to cure disease
• Bulgarian: целебен (celeben) — tending to cure disease
• Catalan: medicinal — tending to cure disease
• Chinese Mandarin: 藥 /药 — tending to cure disease
• Chinese Mandarin: 藥材 /药材 (yàocái) — tending to cure disease
• Chinese Mandarin: 藥物 /药物 (yàowù) — tending to cure disease
• Dutch: geneeskrachtig — tending to cure disease
• Dutch: genezend — tending to cure disease
• Finnish: parantava — tending to cure disease
• French: médicinal — tending to cure disease
• French: médicamenteux — tending to cure disease
• Galician: medicinal — tending to cure disease
• German: medikamentös — tending to cure disease
• German: medizinal — tending to cure disease
• German: medizinisch — tending to cure disease
• German: Arznei- — tending to cure disease
• German: Heil- — tending to cure disease
• Hungarian: gyógyító — tending to cure disease
• Hungarian: gyógyhatású — tending to cure disease
• Hungarian: gyógy- — tending to cure disease
• Italian: medicamentoso — tending to cure disease
• Italian: medicinale — tending to cure disease
• Malayalam: ഔഷധ (auṣadha) — tending to cure disease
• Norwegian Bokmål: medisinsk — tending to cure disease
• Norwegian Nynorsk: medisinsk — tending to cure disease
• Polish: leczniczy — tending to cure disease
• Romanian: medicinal — tending to cure disease
• Romanian: vindecător — tending to cure disease
• Russian: лека́рственный (lekárstvennyj) — tending to cure disease
• Russian: лече́бный (lečébnyj) — tending to cure disease
• Russian: медици́нский (medicínskij) — tending to cure disease
• Spanish: medicinal — tending to cure disease
• Spanish: medicamentoso — tending to cure disease
• Turkish: ilaç özelliği olan — tending to cure disease
• Turkish: iyileştirici — tending to cure disease
• Turkish: müsekkin — tending to cure disease
• Turkish: teskin edici — tending to cure disease
• Turkish: tedavi edici — tending to cure disease
• Chinese Mandarin: 有藥味的 /有药味的 (yǒuyàowèi de) — tasting like medicine
• Finnish: lääkkeen makuinen — tasting like medicine
• German: medizinisch — tasting like medicine
• Polish: o smaku lekarstwa — tasting like medicine
• Finnish: lääkekasvi — plant used medicinally
• Galician: planta medicinal — plant used medicinally
• German: Heilpflanze — plant used medicinally
• German: Arzneipflanze — plant used medicinally
• Polish: zioło — plant used medicinally
• Portuguese: planta medicinal — plant used medicinally
• Spanish: planta medicinal — plant used medicinally