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• /səbˈstænʃəl/
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From Middle English substancial, substantiall, from Old French substanciel, substantiel and its etymon Latin substantiālis.

118 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: maddi — having substance, actually existing
• Bulgarian: материален (materialen) — having substance, actually existing
• Bulgarian: веществен (veštestven) — having substance, actually existing
• Chinese Mandarin: 物質的 /物质的 (wùzhì de, wùzhí de) — having substance, actually existing
• Czech: hmotný — having substance, actually existing
• Finnish: todellinen — having substance, actually existing
• French: substantiel — having substance, actually existing
• Galician: substancial — having substance, actually existing
• Greek: ουσιώδης (ousiódis) — having substance, actually existing
• Hungarian: lényeges — having substance, actually existing
• Italian: sostanziale — having substance, actually existing
• Japanese: 物質的な (busshitsu-teki na) — having substance, actually existing
• Japanese: 現実の (genjitsu no) — having substance, actually existing
• Māori: whaikiko — having substance, actually existing
• Portuguese: substancial — having substance, actually existing
• Romanian: substanțial — having substance, actually existing
• Russian: веще́ственный (veščéstvennyj) — having substance, actually existing
• Russian: материа́льный (materiálʹnyj) — having substance, actually existing
• Spanish: sustancial — having substance, actually existing
• Spanish: substancial — having substance, actually existing
• Arabic: حَقِيقِيّ (ḥaqīqiyy) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Bulgarian: реален (realen) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Bulgarian: действителен (dejstvitelen) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Chinese Mandarin: 實際 /实际 (shíjì) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Czech: opravdový — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Finnish: todellinen — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Greek: ουσιώδης (ousiódis) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Hungarian: való — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Hungarian: valódi — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Japanese: 現実の (genjitsu no) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Japanese: 実際の (jissai no) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Russian: настоя́щий (nastojáščij) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Russian: реа́льный (reálʹnyj) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Russian: действи́тельный (dejstvítelʹnyj) — not imaginary; real; veritable
• Bulgarian: веществен (veštestven) — corporeal
• Czech: hmotný — corporeal
• Finnish: todellinen — corporeal
• Greek: ουσιώδης (ousiódis) — corporeal
• Italian: consistente — corporeal
• Japanese: 現実の (genjitsu no) — corporeal
• Japanese: 実際の (jissai no) — corporeal
• Russian: веще́ственный (veščéstvennyj) — corporeal
• Russian: материа́льный (materiálʹnyj) — corporeal
• Bulgarian: солиден (soliden) — having good substance; strong; firm
• Czech: bytelný — having good substance; strong; firm
• Finnish: tukeva — having good substance; strong; firm
• Finnish: tuhti — having good substance; strong; firm
• Galician: substancial — having good substance; strong; firm
• Hungarian: szilárd — having good substance; strong; firm
• Hungarian: tartós — having good substance; strong; firm
• Irish: téagartha — having good substance; strong; firm
• Italian: sostanzioso — having good substance; strong; firm
• Italian: forte — having good substance; strong; firm
• Japanese: 堅固な (kenko na) — having good substance; strong; firm
• Japanese: 頑丈な (ganjō na) — having good substance; strong; firm
• Portuguese: substancial — having good substance; strong; firm
• Portuguese: substancioso — having good substance; strong; firm
• Russian: про́чный (próčnyj) — having good substance; strong; firm
• Russian: кре́пкий (krépkij) — having good substance; strong; firm
• Russian: соли́дный (solídnyj) — having good substance; strong; firm
• Scottish Gaelic: susbainteach — having good substance; strong; firm
• Spanish: enjundioso — having good substance; strong; firm
• Bulgarian: заможен (zamožen) — possessed of goods or an estate
• Chinese Mandarin: 殷實 (yīnshí) — possessed of goods or an estate
• Finnish: vauras — possessed of goods or an estate
• Hungarian: gazdag — possessed of goods or an estate
• Hungarian: vagyonos — possessed of goods or an estate
• Hungarian: tehetős — possessed of goods or an estate
• Hungarian: jómódú — possessed of goods or an estate
• Japanese: 裕福な (yūfuku na) — possessed of goods or an estate
• Russian: соли́дный (solídnyj) — possessed of goods or an estate
• Russian: зажи́точный (zažítočnyj) — possessed of goods or an estate
• Russian: обеспе́ченный (obespéčennyj) — possessed of goods or an estate
• Russian: состоя́тельный (sostojátelʹnyj) — possessed of goods or an estate
• Azerbaijani: dolğun — large in size, quantity or value
• Bulgarian: значителен (značitelen) — large in size, quantity or value
• Chinese Mandarin: 大量 (dàliàng) — large in size, quantity or value
• Czech: podstatný — large in size, quantity or value
• Finnish: huomattava — large in size, quantity or value
• Finnish: runsas — large in size, quantity or value
• French: substantiel — large in size, quantity or value
• German: wesentlich — large in size, quantity or value
• Hungarian: tekintélyes — large in size, quantity or value
• Hungarian: bőséges — large in size, quantity or value
• Irish: suntasach — large in size, quantity or value
• Irish: mór — large in size, quantity or value
• Irish: nach beag — large in size, quantity or value
• Italian: sostanzioso — large in size, quantity or value
• Italian: considerevole — large in size, quantity or value
• Japanese: 大量の (tairyō no) — large in size, quantity or value
• Maltese: sustanzjuż — large in size, quantity or value
• Portuguese: substancial — large in size, quantity or value
• Russian: значи́тельный (značítelʹnyj) — large in size, quantity or value
• Russian: суще́ственный (suščéstvennyj) — large in size, quantity or value
• Scottish Gaelic: susbainteach — large in size, quantity or value
• Spanish: cuantioso — large in size, quantity or value
• Bulgarian: съществен (sǎštestven) — most important; essential
• Czech: podstatný — most important; essential
• Finnish: oleellinen — most important; essential
• Finnish: olennainen — most important; essential
• French: substantiel — most important; essential
• German: wesentlich — most important; essential
• German: essenziell — most important; essential
• German: substanziell — most important; essential
• Greek: ουσιαστικός (ousiastikós) — most important; essential
• Hungarian: lényegi — most important; essential
• Hungarian: alapvető — most important; essential
• Italian: sostanziale — most important; essential
• Italian: significativo — most important; essential
• Italian: notevole — most important; essential
• Japanese: 実質的な (jisshitsuteki na) — most important; essential
• Portuguese: substancial — most important; essential
• Russian: суще́ственный (suščéstvennyj) — most important; essential
• Russian: ва́жный (vážnyj) — most important; essential
• Scottish Gaelic: susbainteach — most important; essential
• French: substantiel — satisfying
• Italian: corposo — satisfying
• Italian: sostanzioso — satisfying