pristine

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• /ˈpɹɪstiːn/
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• /pɹɪsˈtiːn/
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• uncommon: /pɹɪsˈtaɪn/
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• /ˈpɹɪstaɪn/
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• obsolete: /ˈpɹɪstɪn/
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• US: /ˈprɪˌstin/
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• US: /prɪˈstin/
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• rhymes with -iːn
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• rhymes with -aɪn
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• rhymes with -ɪstin
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• CMU ARPABET: P R IH1 S T IY0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle French pristin, borrowed from Latin prīstinus.

From Ancient Greek πρίστις (prístis, “saw, sawfish”).

91 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: təmiz — unspoiled
• Azerbaijani: pak — unspoiled
• Bulgarian: девствен (devstven) — unspoiled
• Bulgarian: недокоснат (nedokosnat) — unspoiled
• Catalan: primitiu — unspoiled
• Catalan: primer — unspoiled
• Catalan: pristí — unspoiled
• Czech: čistý — unspoiled
• Czech: nezkažený — unspoiled
• Czech: panenský — unspoiled
• Czech: neposkvrněný — unspoiled
• Czech: nedotčený — unspoiled
• Dutch: ongerept — unspoiled
• Dutch: oorspronkelijk — unspoiled
• Dutch: onaangeroerd — unspoiled
• Esperanto: antaŭa — unspoiled
• Esperanto: primitiva — unspoiled
• Finnish: tahraton — unspoiled
• Finnish: koskematon — unspoiled
• Finnish: turmeltumaton — unspoiled
• French: virginal — unspoiled
• French: immaculé — unspoiled
• French: parfait — unspoiled
• Galician: prístino — unspoiled
• German: unberührt — unspoiled
• German: jungfräulich — unspoiled
• German: makellos — unspoiled
• Greek: αγνός (agnós) — unspoiled
• Greek: παρθένος (parthénos) — unspoiled
• Icelandic: óspilltur — unspoiled
• Icelandic: ósnortinn — unspoiled
• Icelandic: óskemmdur — unspoiled
• Interlingua: pristine — unspoiled
• Italian: incontaminato — unspoiled
• Italian: pristino — unspoiled
• Italian: puro — unspoiled
• Italian: intonso — unspoiled
• Māori: tikitū — unspoiled
• Māori: toitū — unspoiled
• Māori: urutapu — unspoiled
• Norwegian Bokmål: urørt — unspoiled
• Norwegian Bokmål: ufordervet — unspoiled
• Norwegian Bokmål: jomfruelig — unspoiled
• Polish: dziewiczy, nietknięty — unspoiled
• Polish: nieskażony — unspoiled
• Portuguese: virgem — unspoiled
• Portuguese: pristino — unspoiled
• Portuguese: imaculado — unspoiled
• Romanian: virgin — unspoiled
• Russian: чи́стый (čístyj) — unspoiled
• Russian: нетро́нутый (netrónutyj) — unspoiled
• Russian: неиспо́рченный (neispórčennyj) — unspoiled
• Russian: де́вственный (dévstvennyj) — unspoiled
• Scottish Gaelic: glan — unspoiled
• Spanish: prístino — unspoiled
• Spanish: pristino — unspoiled
• Swedish: ofördärvad — unspoiled
• Swedish: ursprunglig — unspoiled
• Turkish: bakir — unspoiled
• Ottoman Turkish: آری (arı) — unspoiled
• Welsh: cyntefig — unspoiled
• Welsh: gwyryfol — unspoiled
• Bulgarian: първичен (pǎrvičen) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Bulgarian: примитивен (primitiven) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Catalan: pristí — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Chinese Mandarin: 原始的 (yuánshǐ de) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Czech: prapůvodní — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Czech: prastarý — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Czech: prvotní — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• French: primitif — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• French: antique — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• French: d'origine — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Galician: prístino — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• German: ursprünglich — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Greek: αρχαίος (archaíos) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Greek: πρωτόγονος (protógonos) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Icelandic: upprunalegur — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Icelandic: upphaflegur — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Irish: cianaosta — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Latin: pristinus — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Norwegian Bokmål: opprinnelig — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Norwegian Bokmål: opphavelig — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Polish: pierwotny — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Portuguese: prisco — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Portuguese: primitivo — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Portuguese: antigo — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Russian: изнача́льный (iznačálʹnyj) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Russian: первонача́льный (pervonačálʹnyj) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Russian: первобы́тный (pervobýtnyj) — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Spanish: prístino — pertaining to the earliest state of something
• Spanish: pristino — pertaining to the earliest state of something