validation

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• Canada, UK, US: /ˌvæl.əˈdeɪ.ʃən/
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• Australian: /ˌvæl.əˈdæɪ.ʃən/
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• CMU ARPABET: V AE2 L AH0 D EY1 SH AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle French validation. By surface analysis, validate + -ion.

51 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: التأكيد على الفاعلية — the act of validating something
• Bulgarian: утвърждаване (utvǎrždavane) — the act of validating something
• Bulgarian: ратифициране (ratificirane) — the act of validating something
• Catalan: validació — the act of validating something
• Czech: validace — the act of validating something
• Dutch: validering — the act of validating something
• Estonian: kinnitus — the act of validating something
• Finnish: vahvistaminen — the act of validating something
• Finnish: validointi — the act of validating something
• French: validation — the act of validating something
• Galician: validación — the act of validating something
• Georgian: დამოწმება (damoc̣meba) — the act of validating something
• Georgian: დაკანონება (daḳanoneba) — the act of validating something
• Georgian: რატიფიკაცია (raṭipiḳacia) — the act of validating something
• German: Bestätigung — the act of validating something
• German: Gültigkeitserklärung — the act of validating something
• Hungarian: érvényesítés — the act of validating something
• Hungarian: validálás — the act of validating something
• Hungarian: validáció — the act of validating something
• Ingrian: vahvistama — the act of validating something
• Italian: validazione — the act of validating something
• Māori: whakatūturutanga — the act of validating something
• Māori: whakapūmautanga — the act of validating something
• Māori: whakamanatanga — the act of validating something
• Polish: potwierdzenie — the act of validating something
• Polish: uprawomocnienie — the act of validating something
• Polish: uzasadnienie — the act of validating something
• Polish: walidacja — the act of validating something
• Portuguese: validação — the act of validating something
• Romanian: validare — the act of validating something
• Romanian: confirmare — the act of validating something
• Romanian: certificare — the act of validating something
• Russian: ратифика́ция (ratifikácija) — the act of validating something
• Russian: утвержде́ние (utverždénije) — the act of validating something
• Russian: легализа́ция (legalizácija) — the act of validating something
• Russian: валида́ция (validácija) — the act of validating something
• Spanish: validación — the act of validating something
• Spanish: convalidación — the act of validating something
• Arabic: تصديق — something, such as a certificate, that validates something
• Estonian: tõend — something, such as a certificate, that validates something
• Finnish: todiste — something, such as a certificate, that validates something
• Finnish: todistus — something, such as a certificate, that validates something
• Hungarian: megerősítés — something, such as a certificate, that validates something
• Hungarian: igazolás — something, such as a certificate, that validates something
• Hungarian: hitelesítés — something, such as a certificate, that validates something
• Chinese Mandarin: 肯定 (kěndìng) — process whereby others confirm the validity of one's emotions or perspective
• Chinese Mandarin: 情緒價值 /情绪价值 (qíngxù jiàzhí) — process whereby others confirm the validity of one's emotions or perspective
• Finnish: vahvistaminen — process whereby others confirm the validity of one's emotions or perspective
• Finnish: oikeaksi vahvistaminen — process whereby others confirm the validity of one's emotions or perspective
• Finnish: validointi — process whereby others confirm the validity of one's emotions or perspective
• Finnish: jengiyhteyksien selvittäminen — process of identifying a new prisoner's gang affiliation