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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈmjuːt͡ʃuəl/
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• CMU ARPABET: M Y UW1 CH UW0 AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Borrowed from Middle French mutuel, from Latin mūtuus. Displaced native Old English ġemǣne.

115 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُتَبَادَل (mutabādal) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Armenian: փոխադարձ (pʻoxadarj) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Asturian: mutuu — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Azerbaijani: ortaq — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Bashkir: үҙ-ара (üź-ara) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Bashkir: уртаҡ (urtaq) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Catalan: mutu — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Chinese Mandarin: 相互 (xiānghù) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Czech: vzájemný — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Danish: gensidig — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Dutch: wederzijds — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Esperanto: reciproka — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Finnish: keskinäinen — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Finnish: molemminpuolinen — having the same relationship, each to each other
• French: mutuel — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Galician: mutuo — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Georgian: ორმხრივი (ormxrivi) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Georgian: ურთიერთზიარი (urtiertziari) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Georgian: თანაზიარი (tanaziari) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• German: wechselseitig — having the same relationship, each to each other
• German: gegenseitig — having the same relationship, each to each other
• German: beiderseitig — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Greek: αμοιβαίος (amoivaíos) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Greek: κοινός (koinós) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Hungarian: kölcsönös — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Icelandic: gagnkvæmur — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Ingrian: keskinäin — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Italian: mutuo — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Italian: vicendevole — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Japanese: 相互 (sōgo) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Japanese: 互いの (tagai no) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Korean: 서로의 (seoroui) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Latin: mūtuus — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Macedonian: за́емен (záemen) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Macedonian: меѓу́себен (meǵúseben) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Malayalam: പരസ്പര (paraspara) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Norwegian: gjensidig — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Polish: wzajemny — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Portuguese: mútuo — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Romanian: mutual — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Romanian: reciproc — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Russian: взаи́мный (vzaímnyj) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Sanskrit: अन्योन्य (anyonya) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Spanish: mutuo — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Spanish: mutual — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Swedish: ömsesidig — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Turkish: ortak — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Ukrainian: взає́мний (vzajémnyj) — having the same relationship, each to each other
• Armenian: փոխադարձ (pʻoxadarj) — reciprocal
• Armenian: անդրադարձ (andradarj) — reciprocal
• Bashkir: үҙ-ара (üź-ara) — reciprocal
• Bulgarian: взаимен (vzaimen) — reciprocal
• Danish: gensidig — reciprocal
• Esperanto: reciproka — reciprocal
• Finnish: keskinäinen — reciprocal
• Finnish: molemminpuolinen — reciprocal
• Finnish: vastavuoroinen — reciprocal
• French: mutuel — reciprocal
• Georgian: თანაზიარი (tanaziari) — reciprocal
• Georgian: ორმხრივი (ormxrivi) — reciprocal
• German: wechselseitig — reciprocal
• German: gegenseitig — reciprocal
• Greek: αμοιβαίος (amoivaíos) — reciprocal
• Greek: αλληλοπαθής (allilopathís) — reciprocal
• Hungarian: ellenoldali — reciprocal
• Icelandic: gagnkvæmur — reciprocal
• Italian: reciproco — reciprocal
• Italian: vicendevole — reciprocal
• Latin: mutuus — reciprocal
• Lithuanian: savitarpinis — reciprocal
• Macedonian: за́емен (záemen) — reciprocal
• Macedonian: меѓу́себен (meǵúseben) — reciprocal
• Norwegian: gjensidig — reciprocal
• Polish: obopólny — reciprocal
• Polish: wzajemny — reciprocal
• Portuguese: recíproco — reciprocal
• Romanian: reciproc — reciprocal
• Russian: взаи́мный (vzaímnyj) — reciprocal
• Russian: обою́дный (obojúdnyj) — reciprocal
• Spanish: recíproco — reciprocal
• Spanish: mutual — reciprocal
• Ukrainian: взає́мний (vzajémnyj) — reciprocal
• Ukrainian: обопі́льний (obopílʹnyj) — reciprocal
• Bashkir: уртаҡ (urtaq) — possessed in common
• Bulgarian: общ (obšt) — possessed in common
• Bulgarian: съвместен (sǎvmesten) — possessed in common
• Catalan: mutu — possessed in common
• Chinese Mandarin: 共同 (gòngtóng) — possessed in common
• Danish: fælles — possessed in common
• Esperanto: komuna — possessed in common
• Finnish: yhteinen — possessed in common
• Georgian: საზიარო (saziaro) — possessed in common
• German: gemeinsam — possessed in common
• German: gemeinschaftlich — possessed in common
• German: Gemeinschafts- — possessed in common
• Greek: κοινός (koinós) — possessed in common
• Icelandic: sameiginlegur — possessed in common
• Italian: vicendevole — possessed in common
• Macedonian: зае́днички (zaédnički) — possessed in common
• Norwegian: felles — possessed in common
• Polish: wspólny — possessed in common
• Portuguese: mútuo — possessed in common
• Russian: о́бщий (óbščij) — possessed in common
• Turkish: ortak — possessed in common
• Ukrainian: спі́льний (spílʹnyj) — possessed in common
• Bulgarian: взаимен (vzaimen) — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• Finnish: keskinäinen — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• French: mutuel — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• German: gegenseitig — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• Greek: αμοιβαίος (amoivaíos) — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• Hungarian: közös — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• Irish: frithpháirteach — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• Russian: обою́дный (obojúdnyj) — relating to a form of mutual insurance or financial institution
• Chinese Mandarin: 互關 /互关 (hùguān) — mutual follower
• Chinese Mandarin: 壺關 /壶关 (húguān) — mutual follower