quartile

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• /ˈkwɔː(ɹ)taɪl/
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From Middle French quartil, from Medieval Latin quartilus. By surface analysis, quart + -ile.

26 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: quartil — any of the three points
• Chinese Mandarin: 四分位數 /四分位数 (sìfēnwèishù) — any of the three points
• Czech: kvartil — any of the three points
• Danish: kvartil — any of the three points
• Estonian: kvartiil — any of the three points
• Finnish: kvartiili — any of the three points
• French: quartile — any of the three points
• Galician: cuartil — any of the three points
• German: Quartil — any of the three points
• Indonesian: kuartil — any of the three points
• Italian: quartile — any of the three points
• Māori: hauwhātanga — any of the three points
• Portuguese: quartil — any of the three points
• Spanish: cuartil — any of the three points
• Swedish: kvartil — any of the three points
• Welsh: chwartel — any of the three points
• Catalan: quartil — any of the four groups
• Danish: kvartil — any of the four groups
• Estonian: kvartiil — any of the four groups
• Finnish: kvartiili — any of the four groups
• French: quartile — any of the four groups
• Galician: cuartil — any of the four groups
• Indonesian: kuartil — any of the four groups
• Portuguese: quartil — any of the four groups
• Swedish: kvartil — any of the four groups
• Welsh: chwartel — any of the four groups