sedimentary

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• /ˌsɛd.əˈmɛn.tə.ɹi/
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Etymology tree English sediment Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusder. Middle English -arie English -ary English sedimentary From sediment + -ary.

27 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: утаечен (utaečen) — composed of sediment
• Catalan: sedimentari — composed of sediment
• Chinese Mandarin: 沉積成的 /沉积成的 (chénjī chéng de) — composed of sediment
• Danish: sedimentær — composed of sediment
• Dutch: sedimentair — composed of sediment
• Finnish: kerrostunut — composed of sediment
• Finnish: sedimenttinen — composed of sediment
• Finnish: sedimentti- — composed of sediment
• French: sédimentaire — composed of sediment
• Galician: sedimentario — composed of sediment
• Greek: ιζηματογενής (izimatogenís) — composed of sediment
• Italian: sedimentario — composed of sediment
• Latin: sedimentārius — composed of sediment
• Macedonian: седиментен (sedimenten) — composed of sediment
• Māori: parataiao — composed of sediment
• Norwegian Bokmål: sedimentær — composed of sediment
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sedimentær — composed of sediment
• Polish: osadowy — composed of sediment
• Portuguese: sedimentário — composed of sediment
• Romanian: sedimentar — composed of sediment
• Russian: оса́дочный (osádočnyj) — composed of sediment
• Spanish: sedimentario — composed of sediment
• Thai: เป็นตะกอน (bpen-dtà-gɔɔn) — composed of sediment
• Turkish: tortul — composed of sediment
• Turkish: tortulu — composed of sediment
• Turkish: tunmal — composed of sediment
• Welsh: gwaddodol — composed of sediment