interval - Latin

1.

• Englishoccurring at regular intervals

• Danishperiodisk

• Finnishsäännöllinen, jaksollinen

• Frenchpériodique

• Greekπεριοδικός

• Japanese周期的

• Maorihuirangi, kauteatea

• Polishokresowy

• Portugueseperiódico

• Swedishperiodisk, regelbunden

• Yiddishפּעריאָדיש

2.

• Englisha period of time with fixed, well-defined limits

• Finnishaikaväli

• Hungarianidőintervallu

• Norwegiantidsintervallperiode

3.

• Englishmusic: interval or any compound interval of a unison, octave, or fourths and fifths that are not tritones.

• Vietnameseđúng

• Idocheckperfekta

• Khmercheckល្អឥតខ្ចោះ

• Lojbancheckprane

4.

• Englisha time interval during which there is a cessation of something

• Dutchonderbreking

• Frenchinterruption

• GermanUnterbrechung

• Italianinterruzione

• Japanese中断

• Portugueseinterrupção

• Romanianîntrerupere

• Russianпереры́в

• Swedishavbrott

• Teluguఅంతరాయం

• Volapükcheckrop

5.

• Englishmusic: interval between two contiguous degrees of the scale

• Finnishaskel

• Japanese度

• Russianступе́нь

• Swahilihatua

6.

• Englishindefinite period of time

• Chinese

• Finnishjakso

• Germankurze PeriodeWeilchen

• Greekπερίοδος

• Interlinguabreve periodo, intervallo

• Irishtamall

• Korean한참

• Latvianīss laika sprīdis

• Polishkrótki okres g

• Portuguesebreve período gpt

• Romanianinterval

• Russianпери́одинтерва́лпромежу́ток время

• Scottish gaelicùine

• Spanishrato

7.

• Englishtime interval between input/request for service and completion of task

• Finnishkäyttöaika, toiminta-aika

8.

• Englishmath: set of values of a function

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Czechobor hodnot

• Danishværdimængde

• Dutchbereik

• Estonianmuutumispiirkond

• Finnisharvojoukko

• Frenchensemble d'arrivée

• GermanWertevorrat

• Greekπεδίο τιμών

• Icelandicmyndmengi

• Italianimmagine

• Portugueseimage

• Russianо́бласть

• Spanishintervalo

• Swahilimasafa

• Swedishvärdemängd

• Tagalogabot

• TurkishDeğer kümesi

9.

• EnglishTo reduce a perfect or minor interval by a semitone

• Dutchverlagen

• Frenchdiminuer

• Koreancheck희미해지다, 사라지다

• Latincheckminuere

• Spanishcheckdisminuir

• Turkishcheckazaltmak

10.

• Englishthe altering of certain intervals from their correct values in order to improve the moving from key to key

• Dutchtemperament

• Irishréiteacht

11.

• Englishsmaller musical interval

• Greekμικρή

• Russianма́лый

12.

• Englishable to bend or hinge at certain points or intervals

• Bulgarianставен, шарнирен

• Catalanarticulat

• Dutchgeleed, gelede, geärticuleerd

• Frencharticulé

• Greekαρθρωτός

• Portuguesearticulado, articulável

• Spanisharticulado

13.

• Englishinterval of four semitones

• Chinese

• Finnishsuuri terssi

• Frenchtierce majeure

• Germangroße Terz

• Greekτρίτη μεγάλη

• Icelandicstór þríund

• Italianterza maggiore

• Japanese長三度

• Polishtercja wielka

• Russianбольшая терция

• Swedishstor ters

14.

• Englishdistance in space

• Arabicفَاصِل

• Chinese

• Czechinterval

• Dutchinterval

• Estonianvahemik

• Finnishvälimatka

• Frenchintervalle

• GermanAbstand

• Greekαπόσταση

• Gujaratiમધ્યાંતર

• Hungarianköz

• Italianintervallo

• Japanese間隔

• Kannadaಮಧ್ಯಂತರ

• Latinintervallum

• Lithuaniantarpas

• Macedonianрастојание

• Maorimokowā, mokorawhā, āpuru

• Norwegianintervall

• Polishinterwał, odstęp

• Portugueseintervalo

• Romanianinterval

• Russianинтерва́лпромежу́ток

• Scottish gaeliceadar-thamall

• Tagalogpatlang

• 
  

• Englishperiod of time

• Arabicمُدَّة

• Basquetarte

• Chinese

• Czechinterval

• Dutchinterval

• Estonianvahemik

• Finnishaika, aikaväli

• Frenchintervalle

• Georgianვადა

• GermanIntervall

• Greekδιάστημα

• Hungarianköz

• Irisheadar-àm

• Italianintervallo

• Japanese間隔

• Latinintervallum

• Macedonianмеѓувремеинтервал

• Maorihouanga

• Norwegianintervall

• Polishinterwał

• Portugueseintervalo

• Romanianinterval

• Russianинтерва́лпромежу́ток

• Scottish gaeliceadar-thamall

• Spanishintervalo

• Swedishintervall

• Vietnamesekhoảng thời gian

• Volapükvüti

• 
  

• Englishmusic: distance in pitch of notes

• Dutchinterval

• Finnishintervalli

• GermanIntervall

• Italianintervallo

• Romanianinterval

• Swedishintervall

• Tagalogpatlang

• 
  

• Englishsection of the real line

• Chinese

• Finnishväli

• Macedonianинтервал

• Polishprzedział

• Swedishintervall

15.

• English(topology) such that there is an interval of maps joining one to the other

• Dutchhomotopisch

• Finnishhomotooppinen

• Frenchhomotope

• Spanishhomotópico

16.

• Englishmusical interval

• Chinese

• Finnishpieni terssi

• Frenchtierce mineure

• Germankleine Terz

• Japanese短三度

• Russianмалая терция

• Swedishsänkt ters

17.

• Englishinterval

• Catalanoctava

• Chinese

• Danishoktav

• Dutchoctaa

• Esperantooktavo

• Faroeseoktavur

• Finnishoktaavi

• Greekοκτάβα

• Icelandicáttund

• Japaneseオクターブ

• Norwegian

• Polishoktawa

• Portugueseoitava

• Romanianoctavă

• Russianокта́ва

• Scottish gaelicochdad

• Serbo-Croatianoktava

• Spanishoctava

• Swedishoktav

18.

• Englishnot occurring at a regular interval

• Arabic

• Armenianհազվադեպ

• Catalanrarament

• Chinese

• Czechzřídka

• Dutchzelden

• Finnishharvoin

• Frenchrarement

• Germanselten

• Hungarianritkán

• Idorare

• Italianraramente

• Japanese滅多稀

• Latvianreti

• Lithuanianretai

• Macedonianретко

• Polishrzadko

• Portugueseraramente

• Romanianrar, rareori

• Russianре́дко, нечасто, изредка

• Slovenerédko

• Spanishrara vez, poco frecuentemente, raramente

• Swedishovanligen, sällan

• Volapükselediko, plödakösömiko

• Walloonrålmint

19.

• Englishinterval of time

• Finnishaika, aikaväli

• Irishtréimhse

• Portugueseespaço

20.

• Englishtime or distance interval between the fronts of two vehicles

• GermanFahrzeugabstand

• Russianпромежу́ток

• Turkishlkolbaşları

21.

• Englishmusic: being the larger of two intervals denoted by the same ordinal number

• Finnishsuuri

• Italianmaggiore

• Portuguesemaior

• Russianмажо́рный

22.

• Englishstopping and starting at intervals

• Basquealdizkako, noizean behingo

• Catalanintermitent

• Chinese 

• Czechpřerušovaný

• Danishperiodisk optrædende, uregelmæssig, afbrudt

• Dutchmet

• Finnishajoittainen, epäsäännöllinen,

• Frenchintermittent

• Georgianდროგამოშვებითიშენაცვლებითი

• Germanintermittierend, zeitweise, aussetzend

• Greekδιαλείπωνσποραδικός

• Irishuaineach, eadrannach, ó am go ha, anois is arís

• Japanese時々途切れる

• Maoritāmutumutu, tarata, kauteatea

• Polishsporadyczny

• Portugueseintermitente

• Russianпреры́вистый, нестабильный

• Scottish gaeliceadar-ùineach

• Spanishintermitente

• Tagaloggatol

23.

• Englishan interval of three whole tones

• Portuguesetrítono

24.

• Englisha series of columns at regular intervals

• Arabicرِوَاق

• Bulgarianколонада

• Catalancolumnata

• Chinese

• Frenchcolonnade

• GermanKolonnade

• Hungarianoszlopsor, oszlopcsarnok

• Irishcolúnra

• Italiancolonnato

• Japaneseコロネード列柱

• Macedonianколонада

• Portuguesecolunata

• Russianколонна́да

• Slovenestebrišče

• Spanishcolumnata

25.

• Englishmusic: interval between two adjacent notes)

• Catalansegona

• Dutchsecunde

• Finnishsekunti

• GermanSekunde

• Hebre דקה, דקות

• Icelandictvíund

• Russianсеку́нда

26.

• Englishinterval which, together with the given interval, makes an octave

• Greekσυμπλήρωμα

27.

• Englishinterval of distance or time

• Bulgarianпро́бег

• Frenchpériode

• Italianperiodogiro

• Japanesequalifierja区間

28.

• Englishinterval between the first and second overtones or of seven semitones

• Frenchquinte juste

• Germanreine Quinte

• Icelandichrein fimmund

• Italianquinta giusta

• Japanese完全五度

• Spanishquinta justa

• Swedishren kvint

29.

• Englishpublication that appears at fixed intervals

• Armenianպարբերական

• Bashkirбаҫма

• Chinese

• Czechperiodikum

• Esperantoperiodaĵo

• Finnishaikakauslehti

• Frenchpériodique

• GermanPeriodikum

• Greekπεριοδικό

• Italianperiodico

• Japanese定期刊行物

• Maorihautaka, pukapuka putaputa

• Persianنشریه

• Polishperiodyk

• Portugueseperiódico

• Romanianperiodic

• Russianqualifierruперио́дика

• Scottish gaelicràitheachan

• Swedishperiodisk skrift

30.

• EnglishRoman Catholicism: interval between attainment of different degrees of an order

• Finnishodotusaika

• 
  

• Englishsmall interval of time

• Finnishväli, rako, tauko

• Russian(lвременно́й)

• Spanishintersticio

31.

• Englishmusical interval

• Catalansèptima

• Czechseptima

• Finnishseptimi

• Frenchseptième

• GermanSeptime

• Polishseptyma

32.

• Englishfor all of a given time interval

• Arabicخِلَالَ, فِي, أَثْنَاءَ

• Belarusianна праця́гу

• Bulgarianв продълже́ние на

• Catalandurant

• Chinese

• Czechpo dobu

• Danishi, genne

• Dutchgedurende

• Estonianjooksul

• Finnishqualifierfi

• Frenchdurant, pendant

• Germanwährend, unter

• Greekκατά τη διάρκεια

• Haitian Creolepandan

• Indonesianketika

• Irishle linn, i rith, i gcaitheamh, ar feadh

• Italiandurante

• Japanese間

• Korean동안

• Normandurànt

• Portuguesedurante

• Russianв тече́ние, в продолже́ние

• Scottish gaelicri linn

• Sorbian

• Spanishdurante, a lo largo de

• Swedishunder hela, qualifiersv

• Ukrainianпро́тягом

• Walloontins di, do trevén di

• Yiddishבעת

• 
  

• Englishwithin a given time interval

• Arabicأَثْنَاءَ

• Belarusianпадча́с

• Bulgarianпо вре́ме на

• Catalandurant

• Chinese

• Czechběhe

• Danishi løbet a, i, under

• Dutchtijdens, in

• Estoniansees

• Finnishqualifierfi

• Frenchdurant, pendant

• Germanwährend, unter

• Greekκατά τη διάρκεια

• Haitian Creolepandan

• Irishle linn

• Italiandurante

• Normandurànt

• Polishpodczas

• Portuguesedurante

• Russianв тече́ние, во вре́мя, во времена́, при

• Scottish gaelicri linn

• Sorbian

• Spanishdurante, a lo largo de

• Swedishunder

• Ukrainianпід ча́с

• Walloondo tins di, sol tins di

• Georgiancheckგანმავლობაში

• Hungariancheckközben

• Idocheckdu

• Lojbancheckca, checkca'o

33.

• Englishinterval of two-twelfths of an octave

• Norwegianheltone

34.

• Englishelection held at regular intervals

• Arabicneeded

• Chinese

• Dutchalgemene verkiezingen

• Finnishparlamenttivaalit

• Frenchélections générales

• Georgianსაყოველთაო არჩევნები

• Germanallgemeine Wahlen

• Hungarianáltalános választás

• Italianelezioni generali

• Japanese総選挙

• Malaypilihan raya umu

• Portugueseeleição geral

• Russianвсео́бщие вы́боры

• Swedishallmänt val

• Thaiการเลือกตั้งทั่วไป

• Turkishgenel seçi

35.

• Englishinterval

• Catalansexta

• Finnishseksti

• GermanSexte

• Polishseksta

• Sloveneseksta

36.

• Englishtime or distance interval between the fronts of two vehicles

• GermanFahrzeugabstand

• Russianпромежу́ток

• Turkishlkolbaşları

37.

• Englishan interval, gap or space that separates things

• Frenchséparation

• Galicianseparación

• Hungariantávolság, köz

• Irishdeighilt

• Italianseparazione

• Portugueseseparação

38.

• Englishinterval of a major second

• Chinese

• Czechtón

• Dutchhele toon

• Frenchton

• Hebre טוֹן

• Irishton

• Lithuaniantonas

• Portuguesetom

• Russianтон

• Spanishtono

• Swahilikitone

• Swedishhelton

• Vietnamesenốt

39.

• Englishinterval

• Italianduodecima

40.

• Englishmusic: being the larger of two intervals denoted by the same ordinal number

• Finnishsuuri

• Italianmaggiore

• Portuguesemaior

• Russianмажо́рный

41.

• Englishat intervals of an hour

• Germanstündlich

• Hungarianóránként

• Irishlin éadan l

• Russianежеча́сно

42.

• Englishhalf the interval between two notes

• GermanHalbton

• Russianполуто́н

43.

• Englishto intersperse (something) at regular intervals between the parts of a thing

• Chinese

• Finnishneeded

• Frenchimbriquer, entrelacer, intercaler

• Greekδιεμπλέκω

• Portugueseintercalar

• Romanianintercala

• Russianneeded

44.

• Englishinterval of time

• Finnishaika, aikaväli

• Irishtréimhse

• Portugueseespaço

45.

• Englishmusic: being the larger of two intervals denoted by the same ordinal number

• Finnishsuuri

• Italianmaggiore

• Portuguesemaior

• Russianмажо́рный

46.

• EnglishStopping or starting at intervals

• Catalanintermitentment

• Finnishajoittaisesti, ajoittain, aika ajoin

• Georgianდროგამოშვებითშენაცვლებით

• Germanabsatzweise

• Polishsporadycznie

• Portugueseintermitentemente

• Russianпериоди́чески, с перерывами, вре́мя от вре́мени, толчками, скачками, скачкообразно,

47.

• Englishat frequent intervals

• Bulgarianчесто

• Catalanfreqüentment

• Dutchveelvuldig, vaak

• Estoniansageli, sagedasti

• Frenchfréquemment

• Galicianfrecuentemente

• Georgianხშირად

• Germanhäufig

• Idofreque

• Interlinguafrequentemente

• Irishgo minic

• Italianfrequentemente

• Latinfrequenter, crebriter, crebriter

• Polishczęsto

• Portuguesefrequentemente

• Romanianîn mod frecvent, frecvent, deseori

• Russianча́сто

• Sorbian

• Spanishfrecuentemente

• Swedishofta

48.

• Englishinterval between halves

• Belarusianтайм

• Bulgarianполувреме

• Catalanmitja part

• Chinese

• Finnishtauko, väliaika, puoliaika

• Frenchhalf-time

• GermanHalbzeit

• Hungarianfélidő

• Icelandichálfleikur

• Japaneseハーフタイム

• Norwegianpause

• Portuguesemeio-tempo

• Romanianpauză

• Russianтайм

• Spanishentretiempo

• Swedishhalvtid

• Ukrainianтайм

49.

• Englishto increase an interval by a half step

• Catalanaugmentar

• Dutchvergroten

• Finnishlaajentaa

• Frenchaugmenter l'intervalle

• Mandarincheck增加

• Frenchqualifierfr

• Interlinguaqualifieria

• Italianqualifierit

• Japanesecheck増やす増加する

• Latinqualifierla

• Volapükqualifiervo

• Tagalogcheckpalakihin

50.

• Englishinterval between adjacent keys

• Czechpůltón

• Danishhalvtone

• Faroesehálvtóni

• Finnishpuoliaskel, puolisävelaskel

• Frenchdemi-ton

• Italiansemitono

• Norwegianhalvtone

• Portuguesesemitom

• Russianполуто́н

• Slovakpoltón

• Slovenepolton

• Spanishsemitono

51.

• Englishbrief interval of rest or relie

• Afrikaansverposing

• Arabicمتنفس

• Catalanrespir

• Chinese

• Dutchverademing

• Finnishlepotauko

• Frenchrépit

• GermanAufschubAtempause

• Italiantregua

• Maoritānga manawa

• Portuguesetrégua

• Russianпереды́шка

• Scottish gaelicfaochadh

• Serbo-Croatianpredah

• Swedishandrum

• Tagaloghingawas

52.

• Englishan interval of time

• Chinese

• Finnishajanjakso

• Frenchpériode de temps

• GermanZeitspanne

• Japanese時間枠

• Russianпромежу́ток вре́мени

53.

• Englishmeasurement, at regular intervals, of the amplitude of a varying waveform in order to convert it to digital for

• Chinese

• Czechvzorkování

• GermanAbtastung

• Italiancampionamento

• Japaneseサンプリング

• Portugueseamostragem

54.

• Englishrecurring at regular intervals

• Finnishsyklinen, jaksoittainen

• Germanzyklisch

• Persianچرخه ای

• Spanishcíclico

55.

• Englishplaced at intervals amongst other things

• Esperantointermetitaj

• Swedishinsprängd mellan

56.

• Englishdevice which marks or records time or time intervals

• Arabicكْرُونُوغْرَاف

• Chinese

• Finnishajanottolaite

• Frenchchronographe

• GermanChronograph

• Japaneseクロノグラフ

• Portuguesecronógrafo

• Russianхроно́граф

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