polyamory

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˌpɒ.lɪˈæ.mə.ɹi/
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• British, Southern, Standard: [ˌpɔ.lijˈæ.m(ə).ɹi]
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• General-American: /ˌpɑ.lijˈæ.m(ə).ɹi/
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• rhymes with -æməɹi
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *pleh1- Proto-Indo-European *polh1ús Ancient Greek πολῠ́ς (polŭ́s)lbor. English poly- Proto-Indo-European *h3emh3-der. Proto-Italic *amāō Latin amō Proto-Indo-European *-os Proto-Indo-European *-s Proto-Indo-European *-ōs Proto-Italic *-ōs Latin -or Latin amor Proto-Indo-European *-(i)yós Proto-Italic *-ijos Proto-Italic *-ios Old Latin -ios Latin -ius Latin -ia Old French -ieder. Middle English -ie Middle English -y English -y English polyamory From poly- + Latin amor + English -y.

65 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: poliamorie — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Arabic: تعدد علاقات الحب — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Arabic: علاقات الحب المتعددة — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Armenian: բազմասիրություն (bazmasirutʻyun) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Armenian: պոլիամորիան (poliamorian) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Asturian: poliamor — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Basque: poliamodio — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Basque: polimaitasuna — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Basque: amodio anizkuna — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Bulgarian: полиамория (poliamorija) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Catalan: poliamor — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Chinese Mandarin: 多元之愛 /多元之爱 (duōyuánzhīaì) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Chinese Mandarin: 多元戀愛 /多元恋爱 (duōyuán liànài) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Corsican: puliamore — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Corsican: poliamore — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Czech: polyamorie — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Danish: polyamory — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Danish: polyamori — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Dutch: polyamorie — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Esperanto: pluramemo — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Estonian: polüamooria — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Finnish: polyamoria — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Finnish: monisuhteisuus — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• French: polyamour — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Galician: poliamor — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• German: Polyamorie — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Greek: πολυσυντροφικότητα (polysyntrofikótita) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Hebrew: פוליאמוריה — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Hungarian: tártszerelműség — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Hungarian: poliamoria — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Hungarian: többszerelműség — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Indonesian: poliamori — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Interlingua: polyamor — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Irish: il-leannánacht — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Italian: poliamore — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Japanese: ポリアモリー (poriamorī) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Korean: 폴리아모리 (polliamori) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Latin: polyamōria — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Manx: yl-lhiannanagh — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Marathi: बहुकामुकता (bahukāmuktā) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Nepali: बहुप्रेमी (bahupremī) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Nepali: बहुस्नेही (bahusnehī) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Norwegian: polyamori — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Persian: چندمهری (čand-mahri) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Polish: poliamoria — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Portuguese: poliamor — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Punjabi: تعدد عشق (tʻdd ʻśq) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Romanian: poliamorie — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Romanian: poliamor — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Russian: полиамо́рия (poliamórija) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Scottish Gaelic: ioma-leannanach — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Serbo-Croatian: višeljublje — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Serbo-Croatian: poliamorija — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Slovak: polyamoria — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Slovene: poliamorija — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Spanish: poliamor — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Swedish: polyamori — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Thai: การมีคนรักหลายคน (gaan-mii-kon-rák-lǎai-kon) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Thai: พอลีแอเมอรี (pɔɔ-lii-ɛɛ-mɤɤ-rii) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Turkish: poliamori — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Ukrainian: поліаморія (poliamorija) — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Urdu: تعدد عشق — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Vietnamese: đa ái — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Volapük: mölöf — practices involving relationships with multiple partners
• Welsh: amlgarwriaeth — practices involving relationships with multiple partners