multilateral

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• rhymes with -ætəɹəl
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *mel-der. Proto-Indo-European *ml̥tós? Proto-Italic *moltos Latin multus Latin multīder. Middle English multi- English multi- English lateral English multilateral From multi- + lateral.

41 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: çoxtərəfli — having many sides or points of view
• Belarusian: многабо́чны (mnohabóčny) — having many sides or points of view
• Belarusian: многабако́вы (mnohabakóvy) — having many sides or points of view
• Belarusian: шматбако́вы (šmatbakóvy) — having many sides or points of view
• Belarusian: многастаро́нні (mnohastarónni) — having many sides or points of view
• Bulgarian: многостра́нен (mnogostránen) — having many sides or points of view
• Chinese Mandarin: 多邊 /多边 (duōbiān) — having many sides or points of view
• Czech: mnohostranný — having many sides or points of view
• Dutch: multilateraal — having many sides or points of view
• Finnish: monitahoinen — having many sides or points of view
• French: multilatéral — having many sides or points of view
• Georgian: მრავალმხრივი (mravalmxrivi) — having many sides or points of view
• German: multilateral — having many sides or points of view
• German: vielseitig — having many sides or points of view
• Greek: πολύπλευρος (polýplevros) — having many sides or points of view
• Icelandic: marghliða — having many sides or points of view
• Kazakh: көпжақты (köpjaqty) — having many sides or points of view
• Latin: multilaterālis — having many sides or points of view
• Macedonian: повеќестран (poveḱestran) — having many sides or points of view
• Manx: yl-heuagh — having many sides or points of view
• Polish: wielostronny — having many sides or points of view
• Polish: wieloboczny — having many sides or points of view
• Portuguese: multilateral — having many sides or points of view
• Russian: многосторо́нний (mnogostorónnij) — having many sides or points of view
• Ukrainian: багатобі́чний (bahatobíčnyj) — having many sides or points of view
• Ukrainian: багатосторо́нній (bahatostorónnij) — having many sides or points of view
• Ukrainian: многобі́чний (mnohobíčnyj) — having many sides or points of view
• Azerbaijani: çoxtərəfli — involving three or more parties
• Czech: multilaterální — involving three or more parties
• Czech: vícestranný — involving three or more parties
• Dutch: multilateraal — involving three or more parties
• Finnish: monenkeskinen — involving three or more parties
• Georgian: მრავალმხრივი (mravalmxrivi) — involving three or more parties
• German: multilateral — involving three or more parties
• Greek: πολυμερής (polymerís) — involving three or more parties
• Icelandic: marghliða — involving three or more parties
• Latin: multilaterālis — involving three or more parties
• Macedonian: повеќестран (poveḱestran) — involving three or more parties
• Macedonian: мултилатерален (multilateralen) — involving three or more parties
• Portuguese: multilateral — involving three or more parties
• Ukrainian: багатосторо́нній (bahatostorónnij) — involving three or more parties