Individual
//ɪndɪˈvɪd͡ʒʊəl//
Translations of "individual" (78 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | individu(person considered alone), individu(single human as legal subject) | — | |
| Albanian | individ(person considered alone) | — | |
| Arabic | شَخْص(person considered alone), فَرْد(person considered alone) | šaḵṣ, fard | |
| Armenian | անհատ(person considered alone), առանձնյակ(person considered alone) | anhat, aṙanjnyak | |
| Asturian | individual(relating to a single person or thing) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | bir nəfər üçün nəzərdə tutulmuş(intended for a single person), bir nəfərlik(intended for a single person), fərdi(relating to a single person or thing), şəxsi(relating to a single person or thing), fiziki şəxs(single human as legal subject), fərd(person considered alone), individuum(person considered alone), şəxs(person considered alone) | — | |
| Belarusian | аддзе́льны(relating to a single person or thing), асабі́сты(relating to a single person or thing), асо́бны(relating to a single person or thing), індывідуа́льны(relating to a single person or thing), індыві́д(person considered alone) | addzjélʹny, asabísty, asóbny, indyviduálʹny, indyvíd | |
| Bengali | ব্যক্তি(person considered alone), শখ্স(person considered alone) | bêkti, śokhs | |
| Bulgarian | индивидуален(relating to a single person or thing), личен(intended for a single person), отделен(relating to a single person or thing), индиви́д(person considered alone), ли́чност(single human as legal subject) | individualen, ličen, otdelen, indivíd, líčnost | |
| Burmese | ပုဂ္ဂိုလ်(person considered alone) | pugguil | |
| Catalan | individual(relating to a single person or thing), individual(intended for a single person), individu(person considered alone) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 個人 /个人(person considered alone), 個體 /个体(person considered alone), 私人(person considered alone) | go³ jan⁴, go³ tai², si¹ jan⁴ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 個別 /个别(intended for a single person), 單個 /单个(relating to a single person or thing), 獨個 /独个(relating to a single person or thing), 個人 /个人(person considered alone), 個體 /个体(person considered alone), 私人(person considered alone) | gèbié, dāngè, dúgè, gèrén, gètǐ, sīrén | |
| Czech | individuální(intended for a single person), jednotlivý(relating to a single person or thing), jedinec(person considered alone), jednotlivec(person considered alone) | — | |
| Danish | individuel(relating to a single person or thing), individ(person considered alone) | — | |
| Dutch | individueel(relating to a single person or thing), individueel(intended for a single person), enkeling(person considered alone), individu(person considered alone) | — | |
| Eastern Mari | шке(relating to a single person or thing), шке(intended for a single person) | ške, ške | |
| Esperanto | unuopulo(person considered alone) | — | |
| Estonian | indiviid(person considered alone) | — | |
| Finnish | yksilöllinen(intended for a single person), yksittäinen(relating to a single person or thing), henkilö(single human as legal subject), luonnollinen henkilö(single human as legal subject), yksilö(person considered alone), yksilö(individual object as contrasted to a class) | — | |
| French | individuel(relating to a single person or thing), individu(person considered alone), individu(element belonging to a population) | — | |
| Galician | individual(relating to a single person or thing), individual(intended for a single person), individuo(person considered alone), individuo(element belonging to a population) | — | |
| Georgian | ინდივიდუალური(relating to a single person or thing), ინდივიდი(person considered alone), პიროვნება(person considered alone), ფიზიკური პირი(single human as legal subject), ცალკე პირი(single human as legal subject) | individualuri, individi, ṗirovneba, piziḳuri ṗiri, calḳe ṗiri | |
| German | einzeln(relating to a single person or thing), individuell(relating to a single person or thing), individuell(intended for a single person), Individuum(person considered alone) | — | |
| Greek | άτομο(person considered alone) | átomo | |
| Hebrew | פְּרָט(person considered alone) | prat | |
| Hindi | फ़र्द(person considered alone), व्यक्ति(person considered alone), शख़्स(person considered alone) | fard, vyakti, śaxs | |
| Hungarian | egyedi(relating to a single person or thing), egyes(relating to a single person or thing), egyéni(intended for a single person), különálló(relating to a single person or thing), egyed(individual object as contrasted to a class), egyed(element belonging to a population), egyén(person considered alone), individuum(person considered alone), magánember(single human as legal subject), magánszemély(single human as legal subject) | — | |
| Icelandic | einstaklingur(person considered alone) | — | |
| Ido | individuo(person considered alone) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | شَخْص(person considered alone), فَرْد(person considered alone) | šaxs, fard | |
| Italian | individuale(intended for a single person), personale(intended for a single person), singolo(relating to a single person or thing), specifico(relating to a single person or thing), individuo(person considered alone), individuo(element belonging to a population), soggetto(person considered alone) | — | |
| Japanese | 個々の(relating to a single person or thing), 個人(person considered alone), 個人(single human as legal subject), 個体(person considered alone), 私人(person considered alone) | koko-no, kojin, kojin, kotai, shijin | |
| Kazakh | жеке адам(person considered alone), жеке түр(person considered alone), жеке тұлға(person considered alone), индивидуум(person considered alone) | jeke adam, jeke tür, jeke tūlğa, individuum | |
| Khmer | បុគ្គល(person considered alone) | bokkŭəl | |
| Korean | 개인(person considered alone), 개인(single human as legal subject), 개체(person considered alone), 사인(person considered alone) | gaein, gaein, gaeche, sain | |
| Kyrgyz | индивид(person considered alone), индивидуум(person considered alone) | individ, individuum | |
| Lao | ບຸກຄົນ(person considered alone), ພົນ(person considered alone) | buk khon, phon | |
| Latin | indīviduālis(relating to a single person or thing), proprius(intended for a single person), indīviduum(person considered alone), specialis(individual object as contrasted to a class) | — | |
| Latvian | indivīds(person considered alone) | — | |
| Lithuanian | individas(person considered alone) | — | |
| Macedonian | индивидуа(person considered alone), поединец(person considered alone) | individua, poedinec | |
| Malay | individu(person considered alone) | — | |
| Māori | takitahi(relating to a single person or thing), kiritahi(person considered alone), kiritahi(single human as legal subject), tangata(person considered alone) | — | |
| Mongolian | хувь хүн(person considered alone) | xuvʹ xün | |
| Navajo | hwó(person considered alone) | — | |
| Norman | îndividuel(relating to a single person or thing) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | ferd(person considered alone), şexs(person considered alone) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | enkelt(relating to a single person or thing), individuell(relating to a single person or thing), individuell(intended for a single person), enkeltperson(person considered alone), enkeltperson(single human as legal subject), individ(person considered alone), individ(individual object as contrasted to a class), menneske(person considered alone) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | enkeltperson(person considered alone), enkeltperson(single human as legal subject), individ(person considered alone) | — | |
| Old English | ānlīepe(relating to a single person or thing) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | شخص(person considered alone) | şahs | |
| Pali | puggala(person considered alone) | — | |
| Pashto | شخص(person considered alone), فرد(person considered alone) | šaxs, fard | |
| Plautdietsch | Persoon (nds)(person considered alone) | — | |
| Polish | indywidualny(relating to a single person or thing), indywidualny(intended for a single person), oddzielny(relating to a single person or thing), pojedynczy(relating to a single person or thing), indywidualny(individual object as contrasted to a class), indywiduum(person considered alone), jednostka(person considered alone), osoba fizyczna(single human as legal subject), osobnik(individual object as contrasted to a class) | — | |
| Portuguese | individual(relating to a single person or thing), individual(intended for a single person), indivíduo(person considered alone), indivíduo(individual object as contrasted to a class), indivíduo(element belonging to a population) | — | |
| Romanian | individual(relating to a single person or thing), individual(intended for a single person), individ(person considered alone) | — | |
| Russian | едини́чный(relating to a single person or thing), индивидуа́льный(relating to a single person or thing), индивидуа́льный(intended for a single person), ли́чный(intended for a single person), отде́льный(relating to a single person or thing), персона́льный(intended for a single person), ча́стный(relating to a single person or thing), ча́стный(intended for a single person), индиви́д(person considered alone), индиви́дуум(person considered alone), ли́чность(person considered alone), лицо́(person considered alone), о́собь(person considered alone), осо́ба(person considered alone), персо́на(person considered alone), физи́ческое лицо́(single human as legal subject) | jediníčnyj, individuálʹnyj, individuálʹnyj, líčnyj, otdélʹnyj, personálʹnyj, částnyj, částnyj, indivíd, indivíduum, líčnostʹ, licó, ósobʹ, osóba, persóna, fizíčeskoje licó | |
| Sanskrit | व्यक्ति(person considered alone) | vyakti | |
| Scottish Gaelic | air leth(relating to a single person or thing), air leth(intended for a single person) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | indivídua(person considered alone), pojedinka(person considered alone), pojedínac(person considered alone), индиви́дуа(person considered alone), поједи́нац(person considered alone), поједи́нка(person considered alone) | — | |
| Slovak | jedinec(person considered alone), jednotlivec(person considered alone) | — | |
| Slovene | posameznica(person considered alone), posameznik(person considered alone) | — | |
| Spanish | individual(relating to a single person or thing), individual(intended for a single person), personal(intended for a single person), propio, personal(intended for a single person), propio, personal(intended for a single person), individuo(person considered alone), individuo(element belonging to a population) | — | |
| Swedish | enskild(relating to a single person or thing), individuell(intended for a single person), enskild(person considered alone), individ(person considered alone) | — | |
| Tajik | фард(person considered alone), шахс(person considered alone) | fard, šaxs | |
| Tatar | шәхес(person considered alone) | şäxes | |
| Telugu | వ్యక్తి(person considered alone) | vyakti | |
| Thai | เฉพาะตัว(intended for a single person), บุคคล(person considered alone) | bùk-kon | |
| Turkish | bireysel(relating to a single person or thing), birey(person considered alone), fert(person considered alone), şahıs(person considered alone) | — | |
| Turkmen | şahs(person considered alone) | — | |
| Ukrainian | окре́мий(relating to a single person or thing), особи́стий(relating to a single person or thing), осі́бний(relating to a single person or thing), індивідуа́льний(relating to a single person or thing), індиві́д(person considered alone), індиві́дуум(person considered alone) | okrémyj, osobýstyj, osíbnyj, indyviduálʹnyj, indyvíd, indyvíduum | |
| Urdu | شَخْص(person considered alone), فَرْد(person considered alone) | śaxs, fard | |
| Uyghur | شەخس(person considered alone) | shexs | |
| Uzbek | fard(person considered alone), individuum(person considered alone), shaxs(person considered alone) | — | |
| Vietnamese | cá nhân(person considered alone), cá thể(person considered alone) | — | |
| Welsh | unigolyn(person considered alone) | — |
individu, individu
individ
individual
bir nəfər üçün nəzərdə tutulmuş, bir nəfərlik, fərdi, şəxsi, fiziki şəxs, fərd, individuum, şəxs
аддзе́льны, асабі́сты, асо́бны, індывідуа́льны, індыві́д
addzjélʹny, asabísty, asóbny, indyviduálʹny, indyvíd
индивидуален, личен, отделен, индиви́д, ли́чност
individualen, ličen, otdelen, indivíd, líčnost
individual, individual, individu
individuální, jednotlivý, jedinec, jednotlivec
individuel, individ
individueel, individueel, enkeling, individu
unuopulo
indiviid
yksilöllinen, yksittäinen, henkilö, luonnollinen henkilö, yksilö, yksilö
individuel, individu, individu
individual, individual, individuo, individuo
ინდივიდუალური, ინდივიდი, პიროვნება, ფიზიკური პირი, ცალკე პირი
individualuri, individi, ṗirovneba, piziḳuri ṗiri, calḳe ṗiri
einzeln, individuell, individuell, Individuum
egyedi, egyes, egyéni, különálló, egyed, egyed, egyén, individuum, magánember, magánszemély
einstaklingur
individuo
individuale, personale, singolo, specifico, individuo, individuo, soggetto
indīviduālis, proprius, indīviduum, specialis
indivīds
individas
individu
takitahi, kiritahi, kiritahi, tangata
hwó
îndividuel
ferd, şexs
enkelt, individuell, individuell, enkeltperson, enkeltperson, individ, individ, menneske
enkeltperson, enkeltperson, individ
ānlīepe
puggala
Persoon (nds)
indywidualny, indywidualny, oddzielny, pojedynczy, indywidualny, indywiduum, jednostka, osoba fizyczna, osobnik
individual, individual, indivíduo, indivíduo, indivíduo
individual, individual, individ
едини́чный, индивидуа́льный, индивидуа́льный, ли́чный, отде́льный, персона́льный, ча́стный, ча́стный, индиви́д, индиви́дуум, ли́чность, лицо́, о́собь, осо́ба, персо́на, физи́ческое лицо́
jediníčnyj, individuálʹnyj, individuálʹnyj, líčnyj, otdélʹnyj, personálʹnyj, částnyj, částnyj, indivíd, indivíduum, líčnostʹ, licó, ósobʹ, osóba, persóna, fizíčeskoje licó
air leth, air leth
indivídua, pojedinka, pojedínac, индиви́дуа, поједи́нац, поједи́нка
jedinec, jednotlivec
posameznica, posameznik
individual, individual, personal, propio, personal, propio, personal, individuo, individuo
enskild, individuell, enskild, individ
bireysel, birey, fert, şahıs
şahs
окре́мий, особи́стий, осі́бний, індивідуа́льний, індиві́д, індиві́дуум
okrémyj, osobýstyj, osíbnyj, indyviduálʹnyj, indyvíd, indyvíduum
fard, individuum, shaxs
cá nhân, cá thể
unigolyn
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