visionary

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈvɪʒn̩(ə)ɹi/
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• General-American: /ˈvɪʒəˌnɛɹi/
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• CMU ARPABET: V IH1 ZH AH0 N EH2 R IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English vision Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusder. Middle English -arie English -ary English visionary From vision + -ary.

178 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: визионерски (vizionerski) — having vision or foresight
• Catalan: visionari — having vision or foresight
• Danish: visionær — having vision or foresight
• Dutch: visionair — having vision or foresight
• Finnish: näkemyksellinen — having vision or foresight
• Finnish: visionäärinen — having vision or foresight
• French: visionnaire — having vision or foresight
• Galician: visionario — having vision or foresight
• German: visionär — having vision or foresight
• Hindi: दूरदर्शी (dūrdarśī) — having vision or foresight
• Irish: aislingeach — having vision or foresight
• Italian: visionario — having vision or foresight
• Italian: lungimirante — having vision or foresight
• Macedonian: визионе́рски (vizionérski) — having vision or foresight
• Norwegian Bokmål: visjonær — having vision or foresight
• Norwegian Nynorsk: visjonær — having vision or foresight
• Portuguese: visionário — having vision or foresight
• Romanian: vizionar — having vision or foresight
• Spanish: visionario — having vision or foresight
• Swedish: visionär — having vision or foresight
• Turkish: vizyoner — having vision or foresight
• Welsh: gweledigaethol — having vision or foresight
• Bulgarian: въображаем (vǎobražaem) — imaginary or illusory
• Bulgarian: илюзорен (iljuzoren) — imaginary or illusory
• Danish: uvirkelig — imaginary or illusory
• Dutch: denkbeeldig — imaginary or illusory
• Dutch: ingebeeld — imaginary or illusory
• Dutch: onwerkelijk — imaginary or illusory
• Finnish: kuvitteellinen — imaginary or illusory
• French: illusoire — imaginary or illusory
• French: imaginaire — imaginary or illusory
• Georgian: მეოცნებე (meocnebe) — imaginary or illusory
• Georgian: ფანტაზიორი (panṭaziori) — imaginary or illusory
• Georgian: არარეალური (ararealuri) — imaginary or illusory
• German: unwirklich — imaginary or illusory
• Irish: aislingeach — imaginary or illusory
• Italian: illusorio — imaginary or illusory
• Italian: immaginario — imaginary or illusory
• Macedonian: воо́бразен (voóbrazen) — imaginary or illusory
• Macedonian: фанта́стичен (fantástičen) — imaginary or illusory
• Macedonian: нере́ален (neréalen) — imaginary or illusory
• Macedonian: за́мислен (zámislen) — imaginary or illusory
• Russian: мечта́тельный (mečtátelʹnyj) — imaginary or illusory
• Russian: вообража́емый (voobražájemyj) — imaginary or illusory
• Russian: при́зрачный (prízračnyj) — imaginary or illusory
• Russian: фантасти́ческий (fantastíčeskij) — imaginary or illusory
• Russian: мни́мый (mnímyj) — imaginary or illusory
• Russian: иллюзо́рный (illjuzórnyj) — imaginary or illusory
• Russian: нереа́льный (nereálʹnyj) — imaginary or illusory
• Bulgarian: ясновидски (jasnovidski) — prophetic or revelatory
• Dutch: visionair — prophetic or revelatory
• Dutch: helderziende — prophetic or revelatory
• Finnish: ilmestyksellinen — prophetic or revelatory
• Finnish: profeetallinen — prophetic or revelatory
• French: prophétique — prophetic or revelatory
• Georgian: წინასწარმეტყველური (c̣inasc̣armeṭq̇veluri) — prophetic or revelatory
• German: seherisch — prophetic or revelatory
• German: hellseherisch — prophetic or revelatory
• Irish: aislingeach — prophetic or revelatory
• Italian: chiaroveggente — prophetic or revelatory
• Italian: veggente — prophetic or revelatory
• Italian: visionario — prophetic or revelatory
• Macedonian: ви́довит (vídovit) — prophetic or revelatory
• Macedonian: јасно́виден (jasnóviden) — prophetic or revelatory
• Romanian: vizionar — prophetic or revelatory
• Russian: проро́ческий (proróčeskij) — prophetic or revelatory
• Russian: ве́щий (véščij) — prophetic or revelatory
• Spanish: visionario — prophetic or revelatory
• Bulgarian: мечтателен (mečtatelen) — idealistic or utopian
• Bulgarian: утопичен (utopičen) — idealistic or utopian
• Danish: idealistisk — idealistic or utopian
• Danish: urealistisk — idealistic or utopian
• Danish: utopisk — idealistic or utopian
• Dutch: idealistisch — idealistic or utopian
• Dutch: onrealistisch — idealistic or utopian
• Dutch: fantastisch — idealistic or utopian
• Dutch: utopisch — idealistic or utopian
• Dutch: onverwezenlijkbaar — idealistic or utopian
• Finnish: ihanteellinen — idealistic or utopian
• Finnish: idealistinen — idealistic or utopian
• Finnish: utopistinen — idealistic or utopian
• French: utopique — idealistic or utopian
• French: idéaliste — idealistic or utopian
• Georgian: იდეალისტური (idealisṭuri) — idealistic or utopian
• Georgian: წარმოსახვითი (c̣armosaxviti) — idealistic or utopian
• Georgian: უტოპიური (uṭoṗiuri) — idealistic or utopian
• German: ideal — idealistic or utopian
• Irish: aislingeach — idealistic or utopian
• Italian: ideale — idealistic or utopian
• Macedonian: идеали́стички (idealístički) — idealistic or utopian
• Macedonian: со́нлив (sónliv) — idealistic or utopian
• Russian: идеалисти́ческий (idealistíčeskij) — idealistic or utopian
• Turkish: idealist — idealistic or utopian
• Turkish: ütopik — idealistic or utopian
• Bulgarian: визионер (vizioner) — someone who has visions
• Catalan: visionari — someone who has visions
• Catalan: visionària — someone who has visions
• Czech: vizionář — someone who has visions
• Danish: visionær — someone who has visions
• Dutch: visionair — someone who has visions
• Esperanto: viziulo — someone who has visions
• Finnish: visionääri — someone who has visions
• French: visionnaire — someone who has visions
• Georgian: მეოცნებე (meocnebe) — someone who has visions
• Georgian: ფანტაზიორი (panṭaziori) — someone who has visions
• German: Visionär — someone who has visions
• German: Visionärin — someone who has visions
• Hebrew: חוֹזֶה (ẖozé) — someone who has visions
• Hindi: दूरदर्शी (dūrdarśī) — someone who has visions
• Irish: aislingeach — someone who has visions
• Italian: visionario — someone who has visions
• Italian: visionaria — someone who has visions
• Macedonian: визионе́р (vizionér) — someone who has visions
• Macedonian: визионе́рка (vizionérka) — someone who has visions
• Russian: визионе́р (vizionér) — someone who has visions
• Russian: визионе́рка (vizionérka) — someone who has visions
• Scottish Gaelic: taibhsear — someone who has visions
• Spanish: visionario — someone who has visions
• Spanish: visionaria — someone who has visions
• Ukrainian: візіоне́р (vizionér) — someone who has visions
• Ukrainian: візіоне́рка (vizionérka) — someone who has visions
• Volapük: visionan — someone who has visions
• Volapük: hivisionan — someone who has visions
• Volapük: jivisionan — someone who has visions
• Bulgarian: мечтател (mečtatel) — impractical dreamer
• Bulgarian: фантазьор (fantazjor) — impractical dreamer
• Catalan: visionari — impractical dreamer
• Catalan: visionària — impractical dreamer
• Danish: drømmer — impractical dreamer
• Danish: idealist — impractical dreamer
• Danish: fantast — impractical dreamer
• Dutch: dromer — impractical dreamer
• Dutch: idealist — impractical dreamer
• Dutch: fantast — impractical dreamer
• Finnish: haaveilija — impractical dreamer
• French: utopiste — impractical dreamer
• Georgian: მეოცნებე (meocnebe) — impractical dreamer
• Georgian: ფანტაზიორი (panṭaziori) — impractical dreamer
• Georgian: იდეალისტი (idealisṭi) — impractical dreamer
• German: Träumer — impractical dreamer
• German: Träumerin — impractical dreamer
• German: Idealist — impractical dreamer
• German: Idealistin — impractical dreamer
• German: Fantast — impractical dreamer
• German: Fantastin — impractical dreamer
• German: Schwärmer — impractical dreamer
• German: Schwärmerin — impractical dreamer
• Irish: aislingeach — impractical dreamer
• Italian: visionario — impractical dreamer
• Italian: visionaria — impractical dreamer
• Macedonian: ме́чтател (méčtatel) — impractical dreamer
• Macedonian: фантазёр — impractical dreamer
• Russian: мечта́тель (mečtátelʹ) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: мечта́тельница (mečtátelʹnica) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: идеали́ст (idealíst) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: идеали́стка (idealístka) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: фантазёр (fantazjór) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: фантазёрка (fantazjórka) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: вы́думщик (výdumščik) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: вы́думщица (výdumščica) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: фанта́ст (fantást) — impractical dreamer
• Russian: фанта́стка (fantástka) — impractical dreamer
• Spanish: visionario — impractical dreamer
• Spanish: visionaria — impractical dreamer
• Danish: visionær — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• French: visionnaire — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Georgian: წინასწარმეტყველი (c̣inasc̣armeṭq̇veli) — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Italian: visionario — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Italian: visionaria — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Macedonian: гле́дач (glédač) — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Norwegian Bokmål: visjonær — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Norwegian Nynorsk: visjonær — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Russian: прови́дец (provídec) — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Russian: прорица́тель (proricátelʹ) — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Russian: проро́к (prorók) — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Swedish: visionär — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Ukrainian: візіоне́р (vizionér) — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future
• Ukrainian: візіоне́рка (vizionérka) — someone who has creative and positive ideas for the future