multilayered

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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 layered English multilayered From multi- + layered.

18 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bashkir: ҡат-ҡат (qat-qat) — having more than one layer
• Bashkir: бер нисә ҡатлы (ber nisə qatlı) — having more than one layer
• Bashkir: күп ҡатлы (küp qatlı) — having more than one layer
• Belarusian: мнагасло́йны (mnahaslójny) — having more than one layer
• Dutch: meerlagig — having more than one layer
• Georgian: მრავალშრიანი (mravalšriani) — having more than one layer
• Georgian: მრავალფენიანი (mravalpeniani) — having more than one layer
• German: mehrschichtig — having more than one layer
• German: mehrlagig — having more than one layer
• Greek: πολυεπίπεδος (polyepípedos) — having more than one layer
• Hungarian: többrétegű — having more than one layer
• Irish: il-leibhéil — having more than one layer
• Polish: wielowarstwowy — having more than one layer
• Polish: wielowątkowy — having more than one layer
• Portuguese: multicamadas — having more than one layer
• Russian: многосло́йный (mnogoslójnyj) — having more than one layer
• Slovene: večplasten — having more than one layer
• Ukrainian: багатошаро́вий (bahatošaróvyj) — having more than one layer