radiant

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• /ˈɹeɪ.di.ənt/
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From Middle English radyant, from Latin radiāns, radiantis, present participle of radiāre (“to emit rays or beams”).

65 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُشِعّ (mušiʕʕ) — radiating light and/or heat
• Arabic: مُتَوَهِّج (mutawahhij) — radiating light and/or heat
• Armenian: պայծառ (paycaṙ) — radiating light and/or heat
• Belarusian: зіхатлі́вы (zixatlívy) — radiating light and/or heat
• Belarusian: святлі́сты (svjatlísty) — radiating light and/or heat
• Belarusian: бліску́чы (bliskúčy) — radiating light and/or heat
• Bulgarian: лъчи́ст (lǎčíst) — radiating light and/or heat
• Bulgarian: сия́ен (sijáen) — radiating light and/or heat
• Catalan: radiant — radiating light and/or heat
• Finnish: säteilevä — radiating light and/or heat
• Hindi: कांतिमान् (kāntimān) — radiating light and/or heat
• Hindi: ज्वलंत (jvalant) — radiating light and/or heat
• Irish: lonrach — radiating light and/or heat
• Italian: radiante — radiating light and/or heat
• Javanese: sumunar — radiating light and/or heat
• Kalmyk: мандлсн (mandlsn) — radiating light and/or heat
• Kapampangan: masala — radiating light and/or heat
• Korean: 환하다 (hwanhada) — radiating light and/or heat
• Latin: radians — radiating light and/or heat
• Lithuanian: švytinti — radiating light and/or heat
• Macedonian: сја́е (sjáe) — radiating light and/or heat
• Macedonian: зра́чи (zráči) — radiating light and/or heat
• Macedonian: бле́ска (bléska) — radiating light and/or heat
• Persian: تابناک (tâbnâk) — radiating light and/or heat
• Russian: светя́щийся (svetjáščijsja) — radiating light and/or heat
• Russian: лучеза́рный (lučezárnyj) — radiating light and/or heat
• Russian: сия́ющий (sijájuščij) — radiating light and/or heat
• Sanskrit: चन्द्र (candra) — radiating light and/or heat
• Sanskrit: उज्ज्वल (ujjvala) — radiating light and/or heat
• Spanish: radiante — radiating light and/or heat
• Spanish: radioso — radiating light and/or heat
• Swedish: strålande — radiating light and/or heat
• Ottoman Turkish: نورانی (nurani) — radiating light and/or heat
• Ottoman Turkish: ایشق (ışık) — radiating light and/or heat
• Ukrainian: ся́ючий (sjájučyj) — radiating light and/or heat
• Ukrainian: ося́йний (osjájnyj) — radiating light and/or heat
• Bulgarian: лъчи́ст (lǎčíst) — emitted as radiation
• Macedonian: зра́чи (zráči) — emitted as radiation
• Russian: лучи́стый (lučístyj) — emitted as radiation
• Bulgarian: лъчеза́рен (lǎčezáren) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Catalan: radiant — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Esperanto: radianta — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Finnish: säteilevä — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• French: solaire — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Hindi: प्रफुल्ल (praphull) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Hindi: प्रफुल्लित (praphullit) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Hindi: तेजस्वी (tejasvī) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Central Kurdish: گەش (geş) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Persian: درخشنده (deraxšande) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Persian: تابناک (tâbnâk) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Portuguese: radiante — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Russian: лучеза́рный (lučezárnyj) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Russian: я́ркий (járkij) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Russian: пыла́ющий (pylájuščij) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Russian: сверка́ющий (sverkájuščij) — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Spanish: radiante — beaming with vivacity and happiness
• Finnish: säteilylähde — point source of radiation
• Russian: излуча́тель (izlučátelʹ) — point source of radiation
• Catalan: radiant — the apparent origin of a meteor shower
• German: Radiant — the apparent origin of a meteor shower
• Japanese: 放射点 (hōshaten) — the apparent origin of a meteor shower
• Japanese: 輻射点 (fukushaten) — the apparent origin of a meteor shower
• Macedonian: радија́нт (radijánt) — the apparent origin of a meteor shower
• Russian: радиа́нт (radiánt) — the apparent origin of a meteor shower
• Spanish: punto radiante — the apparent origin of a meteor shower