repetitive

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• /ɹɪˈpɛtɪtɪv/
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From Latin repetitus, with the suffix -ive.

17 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: повтарящ се (povtarjašt se) — happening many times in a similar way
• Bulgarian: сериен (serien) — happening many times in a similar way
• Catalan: repetitiu — happening many times in a similar way
• Finnish: toistava — happening many times in a similar way
• Finnish: toistuva — happening many times in a similar way
• Finnish: itseään toistava — happening many times in a similar way
• French: répétitif — happening many times in a similar way
• Galician: repetitivo — happening many times in a similar way
• German: repetitiv — happening many times in a similar way
• Greek: επαναληπτικός (epanaliptikós) — happening many times in a similar way
• Hungarian: ismétlődő — happening many times in a similar way
• Hungarian: repetitív — happening many times in a similar way
• Italian: ripetitivo — happening many times in a similar way
• Persian: تکراری (tekrâri) — happening many times in a similar way
• Portuguese: repetitivo — happening many times in a similar way
• Spanish: repetitivo — happening many times in a similar way
• Thai: ซ้ําซาก (sám-sâak) — happening many times in a similar way