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• /ɹɪˈleɪtɪd/
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• rhymes with -eɪtɪd
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• CMU ARPABET: R IH0 L EY1 T IH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 2: R IY2 L EY1 T IH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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• CMU ARPABET 3: R IY0 L EY1 T IH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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96 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُتَعَلَّق (mutaʕallaq) — standing in relation or connection
• Azerbaijani: aid — standing in relation or connection
• Bulgarian: свързан (svǎrzan) — standing in relation or connection
• Catalan: relacionat — standing in relation or connection
• Chinese Mandarin: 有關 /有关 (yǒuguān) — standing in relation or connection
• Czech: související — standing in relation or connection
• Danish: relaterede — standing in relation or connection
• Dutch: gerelateerd — standing in relation or connection
• Dutch: verwant — standing in relation or connection
• Finnish: liittyvä — standing in relation or connection
• French: lié — standing in relation or connection
• German: in Verbindung stehend — standing in relation or connection
• German: verwandt — standing in relation or connection
• German: ähnlich — standing in relation or connection
• Greek: συγγενικός (syngenikós) — standing in relation or connection
• Ancient Greek: συγγενής (sungenḗs) — standing in relation or connection
• Hindi: संबंधित (sambandhit) — standing in relation or connection
• Hungarian: összefügg — standing in relation or connection
• Hungarian: összefüggő — standing in relation or connection
• Hungarian: kapcsolódó — standing in relation or connection
• Hungarian: kapcsolatos — standing in relation or connection
• Icelandic: skyldur — standing in relation or connection
• Icelandic: tengdur — standing in relation or connection
• Interlingua: connexe — standing in relation or connection
• Irish: gaolmhar — standing in relation or connection
• Italian: relazionato — standing in relation or connection
• Italian: collegato — standing in relation or connection
• Italian: associato — standing in relation or connection
• Italian: inerente — standing in relation or connection
• Latvian: saistīts — standing in relation or connection
• Malayalam: ബന്ധപ്പെട്ട (bandhappeṭṭa) — standing in relation or connection
• Old English: ġesibb — standing in relation or connection
• Portuguese: relacionado — standing in relation or connection
• Romanian: relaționat — standing in relation or connection
• Russian: свя́занный (svjázannyj) — standing in relation or connection
• Spanish: relacionado — standing in relation or connection
• Spanish: afín — standing in relation or connection
• Swedish: släkt — standing in relation or connection
• Tagalog: magkatugnay — standing in relation or connection
• Telugu: సంబంధిత (sambandhita) — standing in relation or connection
• Telugu: సంబంధించిన (sambandhiñcina) — standing in relation or connection
• Turkish: bağlantılı — standing in relation or connection
• Turkish: alakalı — standing in relation or connection
• Turkish: ilgili — standing in relation or connection
• Turkish: ilintili — standing in relation or connection
• Turkish: ilişkili — standing in relation or connection
• Uzbek: bog’liq — standing in relation or connection
• Venetan: coreƚà — standing in relation or connection
• Bengali: খেশী (kheśī) — being a relative of
• Bulgarian: родствен (rodstven) — being a relative of
• Czech: příbuzný — being a relative of
• Danish: beslægtet — being a relative of
• Danish: i familie — being a relative of
• Dutch: verwant — being a relative of
• Finnish: sukua oleva — being a relative of
• French: apparenté — being a relative of
• German: verwandt — being a relative of
• Ancient Greek: συγγενής (sungenḗs) — being a relative of
• Hindi: संबंधि (sambandhi) — being a relative of
• Icelandic: skyldur — being a relative of
• Irish: gaolmhar — being a relative of
• Italian: imparentato — being a relative of
• Italian: apparentato — being a relative of
• Latin: propinquus — being a relative of
• Louisiana Creole: parenté — being a relative of
• Māori: kiritahi — being a relative of
• Māori: pākūwhā — being a relative of
• Old English: ġesibb — being a relative of
• Portuguese: aparentado — being a relative of
• Russian: ро́дственный (ródstvennyj) — being a relative of
• Scottish Gaelic: càirdeach — being a relative of
• Spanish: emparentado — being a relative of
• Spanish: tener parentesco con — being a relative of
• Spanish: ser pariente de — being a relative of
• Spanish: deudoso (desus.) — being a relative of
• Sundanese: perenah — being a relative of
• Swedish: besläktad — being a relative of
• Telugu: సంబంధిత (sambandhita) — being a relative of
• Telugu: సంబంధించిన (sambandhiñcina) — being a relative of
• Turkish: akraba — being a relative of
• Venetan: parènte — being a relative of
• Venetan: parente — being a relative of
• Venetan: parènt — being a relative of
• Venetan: parent — being a relative of
• Bulgarian: разказан (razkazan) — narrated; told
• Dutch: verteld — narrated; told
• German: erzählt — narrated; told
• Portuguese: relatado — narrated; told
• Russian: расска́занный (rasskázannyj) — narrated; told
• Spanish: relatado — narrated; told
• Turkish: anlatılan — narrated; told
• Turkish: bahsedilen — narrated; told
• Italian: relativo — same as the adjective relative
• German: in Relation stehen — fulfilling a relation
• Russian: свя́занный (svjázannyj) — fulfilling a relation
• Tagalog: magkatugnay — fulfilling a relation