rubric

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From Middle English rubriche, rubrike, from Old French rubrique, from Latin rūbrīca (“red ochre”), the substance used to make red letters, from ruber (“red”), from Proto-Indo-European *h1rewdh-.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Cantonese: 標題 /标题 (biu1 tai4) — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Finnish: rubriikki — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Finnish: otsikko — heading in a book highlighted in red
• German: Rubrik — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Indonesian: rubrik — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Irish: rúibric — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Irish: ceannteideal — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Irish: ceannscríbhinn — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Latin: rubrica — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Latvian: rubrika — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Romanian: rubrică — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Russian: ру́брика (rúbrika) — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Russian: кра́сная строка́ (krásnaja stroká) — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Spanish: rúbrica — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Swedish: rubrik — heading in a book highlighted in red
• Afrikaans: rubriek — category or classification
• Bulgarian: рубрика (rubrika) — category or classification
• Czech: rubrika — category or classification
• Dutch: rubriek — category or classification
• Esperanto: rubriko — category or classification
• Finnish: kategoria — category or classification
• French: rubrique — category or classification
• German: Rubrik — category or classification
• Hungarian: rubrika — category or classification
• Latvian: rubrika — category or classification
• Portuguese: rubrica — category or classification
• Portuguese: rúbrica — category or classification
• Russian: ру́брика (rúbrika) — category or classification
• Russian: катего́рия (kategórija) — category or classification
• Afrikaans: rubriek — established rule or custom, a guideline
• Finnish: ohje — established rule or custom, a guideline
• Finnish: ohjeistus — established rule or custom, a guideline
• Indonesian: rubrik — established rule or custom, a guideline
• Lithuanian: rubrica — established rule or custom, a guideline
• Māori: pūraranga — established rule or custom, a guideline
• Spanish: rúbrica — established rule or custom, a guideline
• Afrikaans: rubriek — printed set of scoring criteria
• Finnish: kriteeristö — printed set of scoring criteria
• Finnish: arviointikriteeri — printed set of scoring criteria
• Finnish: arviointipohja — printed set of scoring criteria
• Finnish: arviointiskeema — printed set of scoring criteria
• German: Benotungsschema — printed set of scoring criteria
• Indonesian: rubrik — printed set of scoring criteria
• Italian: scheda di valutazione — printed set of scoring criteria
• Portuguese: rubrica — printed set of scoring criteria
• Spanish: pauta de evaluación — printed set of scoring criteria
• Spanish: matriz de evaluación — printed set of scoring criteria
• Spanish: rúbrica (no DRAE) — printed set of scoring criteria