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• Australian, Canada, General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈsɪnθəsɪs/
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• New-Zealand: /ˈsənθəsəs/
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From Latin synthesis, from Ancient Greek σύνθεσις (súnthesis, “a putting together; composition”), from συντίθημι (suntíthēmi, “put together, combine”), from συν- (sun-, “together”) + τίθημι (títhēmi, “set, place”). Doublet of sandhi.

85 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: تَرْكِيب (tarkīb) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Armenian: սինթեզ (sintʻez) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Armenian: համադրություն (hamadrutʻyun) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Belarusian: сі́нтэз (síntez) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Bulgarian: си́нтез (síntez) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Catalan: síntesi — formation of something complex or coherent
• Chinese Mandarin: 綜合 /综合 (zònghé) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Czech: syntéza — formation of something complex or coherent
• Finnish: synteesi — formation of something complex or coherent
• French: synthèse — formation of something complex or coherent
• Galician: síntese — formation of something complex or coherent
• German: Synthese — formation of something complex or coherent
• Greek: σύνθεση (sýnthesi) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Hungarian: szintézis — formation of something complex or coherent
• Ido: sintezo — formation of something complex or coherent
• Indonesian: sintesis — formation of something complex or coherent
• Italian: sintesi — formation of something complex or coherent
• Japanese: 統合 (tōgō) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Japanese: 総合 (sōgō) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Khmer: សំយោគ (saŋyook) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Korean: 통합 (tonghap) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Korean: 종합 (jonghap) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Latvian: sintēze — formation of something complex or coherent
• Macedonian: синте́за (sintéza) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Malay: sintesis — formation of something complex or coherent
• Māori: pāhekohekotanga — formation of something complex or coherent
• Persian: ترکیب (tarkib) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Persian: سنتز (santez) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Polish: synteza — formation of something complex or coherent
• Portuguese: síntese — formation of something complex or coherent
• Romanian: sinteză — formation of something complex or coherent
• Russian: си́нтез (síntɛz) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Slovak: syntéza — formation of something complex or coherent
• Spanish: síntesis — formation of something complex or coherent
• Tagalog: ganggang — formation of something complex or coherent
• Ukrainian: си́нтез (sýntez) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Vietnamese: tổng hợp — formation of something complex or coherent
• Yiddish: סינטעז (sintez) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Yiddish: סינטעזע (sinteze) — formation of something complex or coherent
• Arabic: اِصْطِنَاع (iṣṭināʕ) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Arabic: اِصْطِنَاع كِيمِيَائِيّ (iṣṭināʕ kīmiyāʔiyy) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Bulgarian: синтез (sintez) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Catalan: síntesi — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Chinese Cantonese: 合成 — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Chinese Mandarin: 合成 (héchéng) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Finnish: synteesi — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• French: synthèse — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• German: Synthese — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Greek: σύνθεση (sýnthesi) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Italian: sintesi — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Japanese: 合成 (gōsei) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Macedonian: синте́за (sintéza) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Persian: سنتز (santez) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Portuguese: síntese — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Russian: си́нтез (síntɛz) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Spanish: síntesis — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Tagalog: ganggang — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Uzbek: sintez — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Yiddish: סינטעז (sintez) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Yiddish: סינטעזע (sinteze) — chemistry: reaction of elements or compounds
• Armenian: համադրություն (hamadrutʻyun) — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Bulgarian: синтез (sintez) — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Catalan: síntesi — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Finnish: synteesi — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Macedonian: синте́за (sintéza) — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Portuguese: síntese — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Romanian: sinteză — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Russian: си́нтез (síntɛz) — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Spanish: deducción — logic: deduction from the general to the particular
• Armenian: համադրություն (hamadrutʻyun) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Bulgarian: синтез (sintez) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Chinese Mandarin: 合題 /合题 (hétí) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Finnish: synteesi — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• French: synthèse — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Greek: σύνθεση (sýnthesi) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Italian: sintesi — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Japanese: 総合判断 (sōgō-handan) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Macedonian: синте́за (sintéza) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Portuguese: síntese — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Russian: си́нтез (síntɛz) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Spanish: síntesis — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Yiddish: סינטעז (sintez) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Yiddish: סינטעזע (sinteze) — philosophy: combination of thesis and antithesis
• Bulgarian: синтез (sintez) — military: in intelligence usage
• Finnish: synteesi — military: in intelligence usage