wireless

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈwaɪə.ləs/
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• General-American: /ˈwaɪ(jə)ɹ.ləs/
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• CMU ARPABET: W AY1 R L IH0 S Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English wire Proto-Indo-European *lewh1- Proto-Indo-European *lewHs-der. Proto-Germanic *leusaną Proto-Germanic *lausaz Proto-Germanic *-lausaz Proto-West Germanic *-laus Old English -lēas Middle English -les English -less English wireless From wire + -less.

100 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: draadloos — not having any wires
• Arabic: لَاسِلْكِيّ (lāsilkiyy) — not having any wires
• Bulgarian: безжичен (bezžičen) — not having any wires
• Catalan: sense fil — not having any wires
• Chinese Mandarin: 無線 /无线 (wǔxiàn) — not having any wires
• Czech: bezdrátový — not having any wires
• Danish: trådløs — not having any wires
• Dutch: draadloos — not having any wires
• Elfdalian: tråðlos — not having any wires
• Esperanto: sendrata — not having any wires
• Finnish: langaton — not having any wires
• French: sans fil — not having any wires
• Georgian: უსადენო (usadeno) — not having any wires
• Georgian: უკაბელო (uḳabelo) — not having any wires
• German: drahtlos — not having any wires
• Greek: ασύρματος (asýrmatos) — not having any wires
• Hebrew: אַלְחוּטִי (alẖutí) — not having any wires
• Hindi: बेतार (betār) — not having any wires
• Indonesian: nirkabel — not having any wires
• Japanese: 無線 (musen) — not having any wires
• Japanese: ワイヤレス (waiyaresu) — not having any wires
• Latin: sine filo — not having any wires
• Macedonian: безжичен (bezžičen) — not having any wires
• Malay: wayarles — not having any wires
• Malay: nirwayar — not having any wires
• Māori: waeakore — not having any wires
• Norwegian Bokmål: trådlaus — not having any wires
• Norwegian Bokmål: trådløs — not having any wires
• Norwegian Nynorsk: trådlaus — not having any wires
• Polish: bezprzewodowy — not having any wires
• Polish: bezsznurowy — not having any wires
• Portuguese: sem fio — not having any wires
• Romanian: fără fir — not having any wires
• Russian: беспро́водный (bespróvodnyj) — not having any wires
• Russian: беспроводно́й (besprovodnój) — not having any wires
• Russian: беспро́волочный (bespróvoločnyj) — not having any wires
• Serbo-Croatian: бежично — not having any wires
• Serbo-Croatian: bežično — not having any wires
• Spanish: inalámbrico — not having any wires
• Swedish: trådlös — not having any wires
• Tagalog: awangkawad — not having any wires
• Tagalog: walang-kawad — not having any wires
• Telugu: తీగెలేని (tīgelēni) — not having any wires
• Thai: ไร้สาย (rái-sǎai) — not having any wires
• Turkish: kablosuz — not having any wires
• Ukrainian: бездрото́вий (bezdrotóvyj) — not having any wires
• Urdu: بے تار (betār) — not having any wires
• Urdu: لا سلکی (lā silkī) — not having any wires
• Uzbek: simsiz — not having any wires
• Vietnamese: không dây — not having any wires
• Welsh: diwifr — not having any wires
• Arabic: لَاسِلْكِيّ (lāsilkiyy) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Finnish: langaton — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• German: drahtlos — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• German: Funk- — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• German: Radio- — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Greek: ασύρματος (asýrmatos) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Hebrew: אַלְחוּטִי (alẖutí) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Hindi: बेतार (betār) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Japanese: ワイヤレス (waiyaresu) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Japanese: 無線 (musen) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Polish: radiowy — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Portuguese: sem fio — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Romanian: radio- — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Russian: ра́дио- (rádio-) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Russian: беспроводно́й (besprovodnój) — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Tagalog: awangkawad — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Tagalog: walang-kawad — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Vietnamese: không dây — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Vietnamese: vô tuyến — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Welsh: diwifr — of or relating to wireless telegraphy
• Bulgarian: радио — radio
• Catalan: ràdio — radio
• Chinese Mandarin: 無線電 /无线电 (wúxiàndiàn) — radio
• Finnish: radio — radio
• Finnish: radioviestintä — radio
• French: radio — radio
• French: TSF — radio
• German: Funk — radio
• German: Rundfunk — radio
• German: Radio — radio
• Greek: ασύρματος (asýrmatos) — radio
• Hebrew: אַלְחוּט (alẖút) — radio
• Hindi: रेडियो (reḍiyo) — radio
• Japanese: 無線機 (musenki) — radio
• Japanese: ワイヤレス (waiyaresu) — radio
• Malay: radio — radio
• Malay: wayarles — radio
• Polish: radio — radio
• Portuguese: tecnologia sem fio — radio
• Portuguese: tecnologia wireless — radio
• Russian: ра́дио (rádio) — radio
• Sindhi: ريتار (retār) — radio
• Turkish: telsiz — radio
• Welsh: radio — radio
• Welsh: weiarles — radio
• Bulgarian: безжично свързване (bezžično svǎrzvane) — wireless connectivity to a computer network
• Finnish: langaton — wireless connectivity to a computer network
• German: WLAN — wireless connectivity to a computer network
• Portuguese: wireless — wireless connectivity to a computer network