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• /ˈvælɪd/
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• rhymes with -ælɪd
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• Hong-Kong: /ˈvæ.lɪd/
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• Hong-Kong: /ˈveɪ.lɪd/
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• CMU ARPABET: V AE1 L IH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h2welh1- Proto-Indo-European *h2wl̥h1éh1yeti Proto-Italic *walēō Latin valeō Proto-Indo-European *dheh1-der. Proto-Italic *-iðos Latin -idus Latin validusder. Middle French validebor. English valid Borrowed from Middle French valide (“healthy, sound, in good order”), from Latin validus, from valeō (“to be strong, to be healthy, to be worth”) + -idus, from Proto-Indo-European *h2welh1- (“be strong”).

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: обоснован (obosnovan) — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Catalan: vàlid — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Danish: valid — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Estonian: põhjendatud — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Finnish: kelvollinen — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Finnish: pätevä — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Finnish: aiheellinen — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Finnish: perusteltu — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Galician: válido — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Galician: valedeiro — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Georgian: დასაბუთებული (dasabutebuli) — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Georgian: მოქმედი (mokmedi) — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Hungarian: alapos — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Hungarian: megalapozott — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Hungarian: indokolt — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Indonesian: valid — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Irish: bailí — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Māori: whaimana — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Māori: whaitake — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Romanian: valid — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Spanish: válido — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Spanish: valedero — well grounded or justifiable, pertinent
• Arabic: شَرَعِيّ (šaraʕiyy) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Armenian: վավեր (vaver) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Azerbaijani: keçərli — acceptable, proper or correct
• Belarusian: дзе́йсны (dzjéjsny) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Belarusian: сапра́ўдны (sapráwdny) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Bulgarian: вали́ден (valíden) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Bulgarian: действи́телен (dejstvítelen) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Catalan: vàlid — acceptable, proper or correct
• Chinese Mandarin: 有效的 (yǒuxiào de) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Czech: platný — acceptable, proper or correct
• Danish: gyldig — acceptable, proper or correct
• Dutch: geldig — acceptable, proper or correct
• Esperanto: valida — acceptable, proper or correct
• Estonian: korrektne — acceptable, proper or correct
• Estonian: õigustatud — acceptable, proper or correct
• Finnish: kelpaava — acceptable, proper or correct
• Finnish: pätevä — acceptable, proper or correct
• Finnish: voimassa oleva — acceptable, proper or correct
• Finnish: voimassaoleva — acceptable, proper or correct
• Finnish: oikeellinen — acceptable, proper or correct
• French: valide — acceptable, proper or correct
• Galician: válido — acceptable, proper or correct
• Galician: valedeiro — acceptable, proper or correct
• Georgian: მართებული (martebuli) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Georgian: მისაღები (misaɣebi) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Georgian: სწორი (sc̣ori) — acceptable, proper or correct
• German: gültig — acceptable, proper or correct
• Greek: έγκυρος (égkyros) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Greek: αποδεκτός (apodektós) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Hungarian: érvényes — acceptable, proper or correct
• Icelandic: gildur — acceptable, proper or correct
• Irish: bailí — acceptable, proper or correct
• Italian: valido — acceptable, proper or correct
• Japanese: 有効な (yūkō na) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Korean: 유효하다 (yuhyohada) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Korean: 유효 (yuhyo) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Macedonian: важечки (važečki) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Malay: sah — acceptable, proper or correct
• Norwegian Bokmål: gyldig — acceptable, proper or correct
• Polish: ważny — acceptable, proper or correct
• Polish: poprawny — acceptable, proper or correct
• Polish: prawidłowy — acceptable, proper or correct
• Polish: aktualny — acceptable, proper or correct
• Portuguese: válido — acceptable, proper or correct
• Romanian: valid — acceptable, proper or correct
• Romanian: valabil — acceptable, proper or correct
• Russian: действи́тельный (dejstvítelʹnyj) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Russian: корректный (korrektnyj) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Russian: правильный (pravilʹnyj) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Serbo-Croatian: ва́же̄ћӣ — acceptable, proper or correct
• Serbo-Croatian: vážēćī — acceptable, proper or correct
• Slovak: platný — acceptable, proper or correct
• Slovene: veljaven — acceptable, proper or correct
• Spanish: válido — acceptable, proper or correct
• Spanish: comisorio — acceptable, proper or correct
• Swahili: halali — acceptable, proper or correct
• Swedish: giltig — acceptable, proper or correct
• Ukrainian: ді́йсний (díjsnyj) — acceptable, proper or correct
• Ukrainian: дійови́й (dijovýj) — acceptable, proper or correct