triangular

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From Middle English triangulare, trianguler, triangulere, from Old French triangulaire, triangulier and Latin triangulāris. By surface analysis, tri- + -angular.

68 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُثَلَّث (muṯallaṯ) — shaped like a triangle
• Belarusian: трохвуго́льны (troxvuhólʹny) — shaped like a triangle
• Belarusian: трыку́тны (trykútny) — shaped like a triangle
• Bengali: ত্রিভুজাকৃতি (tribhujakriti) — shaped like a triangle
• Breton: tric'hornek — shaped like a triangle
• Bulgarian: триъгълен (triǎgǎlen) — shaped like a triangle
• Czech: trojúhelníkový — shaped like a triangle
• Czech: trojúhelníkovitý — shaped like a triangle
• Danish: trekantet — shaped like a triangle
• Dutch: driehoekig — shaped like a triangle
• Esperanto: triangula — shaped like a triangle
• Finnish: kolmikulmainen — shaped like a triangle
• Finnish: kolmiomainen — shaped like a triangle
• French: triangulaire — shaped like a triangle
• Galician: triangular — shaped like a triangle
• Georgian: სამკუთხა (samḳutxa) — shaped like a triangle
• German: dreieckig — shaped like a triangle
• Ancient Greek: τρίγωνος (trígōnos) — shaped like a triangle
• Hungarian: háromszögletű — shaped like a triangle
• Hungarian: háromszög alakú — shaped like a triangle
• Hungarian: háromszögű — shaped like a triangle
• Irish: triantánach — shaped like a triangle
• Italian: triangolare — shaped like a triangle
• Latin: triangulus — shaped like a triangle
• Manx: tree-uillinagh — shaped like a triangle
• Manx: tree corneilagh — shaped like a triangle
• Māori: tapatoru — shaped like a triangle
• Norwegian Bokmål: trekantet — shaped like a triangle
• Norwegian Bokmål: trekanta — shaped like a triangle
• Norwegian Bokmål: triangulær — shaped like a triangle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: trekanta — shaped like a triangle
• Norwegian Nynorsk: triangulær — shaped like a triangle
• Polish: trójkątny — shaped like a triangle
• Portuguese: triangular — shaped like a triangle
• Russian: треуго́льный (treugólʹnyj) — shaped like a triangle
• Scottish Gaelic: triantanach — shaped like a triangle
• Spanish: triangular — shaped like a triangle
• Swedish: triangulär — shaped like a triangle
• Swedish: trekantig — shaped like a triangle
• Tagalog: tatsihain — shaped like a triangle
• Ukrainian: трику́тний (trykútnyj) — shaped like a triangle
• Uzbek: uchburchak — shaped like a triangle
• Yiddish: דרײַעקיק (drayekik) — shaped like a triangle
• Yiddish: דרײַקאַנטיק (draykantik) — shaped like a triangle
• Bulgarian: триъгълен (triǎgǎlen) — of or pertaining to triangles
• Czech: trojúhelníkový — of or pertaining to triangles
• Dutch: driehoeks- — of or pertaining to triangles
• Esperanto: triangula — of or pertaining to triangles
• Finnish: kolmio- — of or pertaining to triangles
• Finnish: kolmiomainen — of or pertaining to triangles
• German: dreiecks- — of or pertaining to triangles
• Irish: triantánach — of or pertaining to triangles
• Māori: tapatoru — of or pertaining to triangles
• Polish: trójkątowy — of or pertaining to triangles
• Portuguese: triangular — of or pertaining to triangles
• Russian: треуго́льный (treugólʹnyj) — of or pertaining to triangles
• Scottish Gaelic: triantanach — of or pertaining to triangles
• Spanish: triangular — of or pertaining to triangles
• Tagalog: tatsihain — of or pertaining to triangles
• Finnish: kolmikulmainen — having a triangle as a base
• Finnish: kolmiomainen — having a triangle as a base
• Hungarian: háromszög alapú — having a triangle as a base
• Irish: triantánach — having a triangle as a base
• Scottish Gaelic: triantanach — having a triangle as a base
• Finnish: kolmikantainen — having three elements or parties
• Hungarian: háromoldalú — having three elements or parties
• Hungarian: három résztvevős — having three elements or parties
• Hungarian: háromrészes — having three elements or parties