survival

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• UK: /səˈvaɪ.vəl/
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• UK: /səˈvʌɪ.vəl/
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• General-American: /sɚˈvaɪ.vəl/
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• rhymes with -aɪvəl
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• CMU ARPABET: S ER0 V AY1 V AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *úp Proto-Indo-European *-er Proto-Indo-European *upér Proto-Italic *super Latin super Latin super- Proto-Indo-European *gweyh3- Proto-Indo-European *-wós Proto-Indo-European *gwih3wós Proto-Indo-European *gwíh3weti Proto-Italic *gwīwō Latin vīvō Latin supervīvereder. English survive English -al English survival From survive + -al.

65 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: mbijetesë — continued existence or life
• Belarusian: выжыва́нне (vyžyvánnje) — continued existence or life
• Belarusian: выжыва́ньне (vyžyvánʹnje) — continued existence or life
• Bulgarian: преживя́ване (preživjávane) — continued existence or life
• Bulgarian: оцеляване (oceljavane) — continued existence or life
• Catalan: supervivència — continued existence or life
• Chinese Mandarin: 生存 (shēngcún) — continued existence or life
• Czech: přežití — continued existence or life
• Danish: overlevelse — continued existence or life
• Dutch: overleven — continued existence or life
• Dutch: overleving — continued existence or life
• Esperanto: transvivo — continued existence or life
• Finnish: eloonjääminen — continued existence or life
• Finnish: selviytyminen — continued existence or life
• French: survie — continued existence or life
• Friulian: sorevivence — continued existence or life
• Galician: supervivencia — continued existence or life
• German: Überleben — continued existence or life
• Greek: επιβίωση (epivíosi) — continued existence or life
• Hungarian: túlélés — continued existence or life
• Indonesian: kesintasan — continued existence or life
• Indonesian: tahan hidup — continued existence or life
• Irish: maireachtáil — continued existence or life
• Italian: sopravvivenza — continued existence or life
• Japanese: 生存 (seizon) — continued existence or life
• Japanese: サバイバル (sabaibaru) — continued existence or life
• Khmer: ការរស់រានមានជីវិត (kaa rŭəh riən miən ciivɨt) — continued existence or life
• Korean: 생존 (saengjon) — continued existence or life
• Latvian: izdzīvošana — continued existence or life
• Ligurian: sopravivénsa — continued existence or life
• Lithuanian: išlikimas — continued existence or life
• Macedonian: опстанок (opstanok) — continued existence or life
• Malay: ikhtiar hidup — continued existence or life
• Norwegian: overlevelse — continued existence or life
• Occitan: subrevida — continued existence or life
• Polish: przetrwanie — continued existence or life
• Polish: przeżycie — continued existence or life
• Portuguese: sobrevivência — continued existence or life
• Romanian: supraviețuire — continued existence or life
• Russian: выжива́ние (vyživánije) — continued existence or life
• Slovak: prežitie — continued existence or life
• Spanish: supervivencia — continued existence or life
• Spanish: pervivencia — continued existence or life
• Spanish: sobrevivencia — continued existence or life
• Swahili: kuishi — continued existence or life
• Swahili: kusalimika — continued existence or life
• Swedish: överlevnad — continued existence or life
• Tagalog: lighay — continued existence or life
• Turkish: hayatta kalma — continued existence or life
• Ukrainian: вижива́ння (vyžyvánnja) — continued existence or life
• Walloon: sorvicaedje — continued existence or life
• Yiddish: קיום (kiyem) — continued existence or life
• Yiddish: איבערלעבונג (iberlebung) — continued existence or life
• Belarusian: перажы́так (pjeražýtak) — persistent custom or belief
• Bulgarian: отживе́лица (otživélica) — persistent custom or belief
• German: Relikt — persistent custom or belief
• German: Überbleibsel — persistent custom or belief
• German: Überlebsel — persistent custom or belief
• German: Überrest — persistent custom or belief
• Japanese: 残存 (zanzon) — persistent custom or belief
• Japanese: 遺物 (ibutsu) — persistent custom or belief
• Malay: peninggalan — persistent custom or belief
• Russian: пережи́ток (perežítok) — persistent custom or belief
• Ukrainian: пере́житок (peréžytok) — persistent custom or belief
• Ukrainian: пережи́ток (perežýtok) — persistent custom or belief