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From Middle English visible, from Old French visible, from Late Latin visibilis (“that may be seen”), from Latin videre (“to see”), past participle visus; see vision. Displaced native Old English ġesewenlīċ.

83 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: sigbaar — able to be seen
• Albanian: dukshëm — able to be seen
• Arabic: مَنْظُور (manẓūr) — able to be seen
• Armenian: տեսանելի (tesaneli) — able to be seen
• Asturian: visible — able to be seen
• Belarusian: ба́чны (báčny) — able to be seen
• Breton: hewel — able to be seen
• Bulgarian: ви́дим (vídim) — able to be seen
• Catalan: visible — able to be seen
• Chinese Mandarin: 看得見 /看得见 (kàn de jiàn) — able to be seen
• Chinese Mandarin: 可看見的 /可看见的 (kě kànjiàn de) — able to be seen
• Czech: viditelný — able to be seen
• Danish: synlig — able to be seen
• Dutch: zichtbaar — able to be seen
• Dutch: zichtbare — able to be seen
• Esperanto: videbla — able to be seen
• Finnish: näkyvä — able to be seen
• French: visible — able to be seen
• Old French: voiable — able to be seen
• Old French: veable — able to be seen
• Galician: visible — able to be seen
• Georgian: შესამჩნევი (šesamčnevi) — able to be seen
• Georgian: დასანახი (dasanaxi) — able to be seen
• Georgian: ხედვადი (xedvadi) — able to be seen
• German: sichtbar — able to be seen
• Gothic: 𐌰𐌽𐌰𐍃𐌹𐌿𐌽𐍃 (anasiuns) — able to be seen
• Greek: ορατός (oratós) — able to be seen
• Greek: φανερός (fanerós) — able to be seen
• Ancient Greek: ὁρατός (horatós) — able to be seen
• Ancient Greek: φανερός (phanerós) — able to be seen
• Haitian Creole: vizib — able to be seen
• Hebrew: נראה (nir'eh) — able to be seen
• Hungarian: látható — able to be seen
• Icelandic: sýnilegur — able to be seen
• Irish: infheicthe — able to be seen
• Irish: sofheicthe — able to be seen
• Irish: le feiceáil — able to be seen
• Irish: feicseanach — able to be seen
• Italian: visibile — able to be seen
• Japanese: 見える (mieru) — able to be seen
• Japanese: 目に見える (me ni mieru) — able to be seen
• Japanese: 顕在する (kenzai suru) — able to be seen
• Kashmiri: درٛینٛٹھمان (drēnṭhmān) — able to be seen
• Korean: 보이는 (boineun) — able to be seen
• Central Kurdish: دیار (dyar) — able to be seen
• Latin: spectābilis — able to be seen
• Latin: visibilis — able to be seen
• Latvian: redzams — able to be seen
• Macedonian: видлив (vidliv) — able to be seen
• Manx: so-akin — able to be seen
• Māori: ari — able to be seen
• Norwegian: synlig — able to be seen
• Occitan: visible — able to be seen
• Old Church Slavonic: видимъ (vidimŭ) — able to be seen
• Old English: ġesewenlīċ — able to be seen
• Persian: پیدا (peydâ) — able to be seen
• Persian: هویدا (hoveydâ) — able to be seen
• Persian: ویدا (vidâ) — able to be seen
• Plautdietsch: sechtboa — able to be seen
• Polish: widoczny — able to be seen
• Polish: widzialny — able to be seen
• Portuguese: visível — able to be seen
• Punjabi: ਦ੍ਰਿਸ਼ਟੀਗੋਚਰ (driśṭīgocar) — able to be seen
• Romanian: vizibil — able to be seen
• Russian: ви́димый (vídimyj) — able to be seen
• Sanskrit: दृश्य (dṛśya) — able to be seen
• Sanskrit: दृष्ट (dṛṣṭa) — able to be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: вѝдљив — able to be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: ви̑дан — able to be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: уо̀чљив — able to be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: vìdljiv — able to be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: vȋdan — able to be seen
• Serbo-Croatian: uòčljiv — able to be seen
• Spanish: visible — able to be seen
• Swedish: synlig — able to be seen
• Tagalog: tahaw — able to be seen
• Tagalog: nakikita — able to be seen
• Turkish: görülebilir — able to be seen
• Ukrainian: ви́димий (výdymyj) — able to be seen
• Ukrainian: ви́дний (výdnyj) — able to be seen
• Vietnamese: nhìn thấy được — able to be seen
• Vietnamese: khả kiến — able to be seen
• Walloon: veyåve — able to be seen