Literary
//ˈlɪtəɹɛ(ə)ɹi//
Translations of "literary" (60 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | letterkundige(relating to literature), letterkundige(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), literêre(relating to literature), literêre(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), literêre(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing) | — | |
| Albanian | letrar(relating to literature) | — | |
| Arabic | أَدَبِيّ(relating to literature) | ʔadabiyy | |
| Armenian | գրական(relating to literature), գրական(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), գրական(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing) | grakan, grakan, grakan | |
| Asturian | lliterariu(relating to literature) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | ədəbi(relating to literature) | — | |
| Belarusian | кні́жны(relating to literature), кні́жны(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), літарату́рны(relating to literature) | knížny, knížny, litaratúrny | |
| Bulgarian | литерату́рен(relating to literature), литерату́рен(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing) | literatúren, literatúren | |
| Catalan | literari(relating to literature) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 文(relating to literature), 文學 /文学(relating to literature) | wén, wénxué | |
| Czech | literární(relating to literature) | — | |
| Danish | litterær(relating to literature), litterær(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Dutch | literair(relating to literature) | — | |
| Esperanto | literatura(relating to literature) | — | |
| Estonian | kirjanduslik(relating to literature) | — | |
| Finnish | kaunokirjallinen(relating to literature), kirjailija(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), kirjakielinen(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), kirjallinen(relating to literature), kirjallinen(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), kirjallinen(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), kirjallisuus(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), kirjallisuutta tunteva(knowledgeable of literature or writing) | — | |
| French | littéraire(relating to literature) | — | |
| Galician | literario(relating to literature) | — | |
| Georgian | ლიტერატურული(relating to literature) | liṭeraṭuruli | |
| German | gehoben(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), literarisch(relating to literature), literarisch(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), schriftstellerisch(relating to literature), schriftstellerisch (tätig)(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Greek | λογοτεχνικός(relating to literature), λογοτεχνικός(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), λογοτεχνικός(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing) | logotechnikós, logotechnikós, logotechnikós | |
| Hindi | साहित्यिक(relating to literature), साहित्यिक(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | sāhityik, sāhityik | |
| Hungarian | emelkedett(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), irodalmi(relating to literature), irodalmi(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), választékos(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), írói(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | اَدَبی(relating to literature) | adabi | |
| Italian | letterario(relating to literature) | — | |
| Japanese | 文学の(relating to literature), 文学の(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing) | bungaku no, bungaku no | |
| Kazakh | әдеби(relating to literature) | ädebi | |
| Korean | 문학의(relating to literature), 문학의(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing) | munhag-ui, munhag-ui | |
| Kyrgyz | адабий(relating to literature) | adabiy | |
| Latin | litterārius(relating to literature) | — | |
| Latvian | literārs(relating to literature) | — | |
| Lithuanian | literatūrinis(relating to literature), literatūros(relating to literature), rašytojų(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | literaresch(relating to literature) | — | |
| Macedonian | литерату́рен(relating to literature) | literatúren | |
| Malay | sastera(relating to literature) | — | |
| Malayalam | സാഹിത്യ(relating to literature) | sāhitya | |
| Norman | littéthaithe(relating to literature) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | litterær(relating to literature), litterær(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | litterær(relating to literature), litterær(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Occitan | literari(relating to literature) | — | |
| Polish | książkowy(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), literacki(relating to literature), literacki(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Portuguese | literário(relating to literature) | — | |
| Romanian | literar(relating to literature) | — | |
| Russian | кни́жный(relating to literature), кни́жный(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), литера́торский(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), литерату́рный(relating to literature), писа́тельский(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | knížnyj, knížnyj, literátorskij, literatúrnyj, pisátelʹskij | |
| Serbo-Croatian | knjȉžēvnī(relating to literature), lȉterāran(relating to literature), књи̏же̄внӣ(relating to literature), ли̏тера̄ран(relating to literature) | — | |
| Spanish | literario(relating to literature) | — | |
| Swedish | litterär(relating to literature), litterär(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Tagalog | pampanitikan(relating to literature) | — | |
| Tajik | адабӣ(relating to literature) | adabi | |
| Tatar | әдәби(relating to literature) | ädäbi | |
| Turkish | edebî(relating to literature) | — | |
| Turkmen | edebi(relating to literature) | — | |
| Ukrainian | книжко́вий(relating to literature), книжко́вий(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), літера́торський(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), літерату́рний(relating to literature), писе́мницький(relating to writers, or the profession of literature), письме́ннецький(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | knyžkóvyj, knyžkóvyj, literátorsʹkyj, literatúrnyj, pysémnycʹkyj, pysʹménnecʹkyj | |
| Urdu | اَدَبی(relating to literature) | adabī | |
| Uyghur | ئەدەبىي(relating to literature), كىتاۋىي(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing) | edebiy, kitawiy | |
| Uzbek | adabiy(relating to literature) | — | |
| Vietnamese | văn chương(relating to literature), văn hoa(appropriate to literature rather than everyday writing), văn học(relating to literature) | — | |
| Welsh | llenyddol(relating to literature), llenyddol(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | — | |
| Yiddish | ליטעראַריש(relating to literature), ליטעראַריש(relating to writers, or the profession of literature) | literarish, literarish | |
| Zazaki | edebi(relating to literature) | — |
letterkundige, letterkundige, literêre, literêre, literêre
letrar
lliterariu
ədəbi
literari
literární
litterær, litterær
literair
literatura
kirjanduslik
kaunokirjallinen, kirjailija, kirjakielinen, kirjallinen, kirjallinen, kirjallinen, kirjallisuus, kirjallisuutta tunteva
littéraire
literario
gehoben, literarisch, literarisch, schriftstellerisch, schriftstellerisch (tätig)
emelkedett, irodalmi, irodalmi, választékos, írói
letterario
litterārius
literārs
literatūrinis, literatūros, rašytojų
literaresch
sastera
littéthaithe
litterær, litterær
litterær, litterær
literari
książkowy, literacki, literacki
literário
literar
кни́жный, кни́жный, литера́торский, литерату́рный, писа́тельский
knížnyj, knížnyj, literátorskij, literatúrnyj, pisátelʹskij
knjȉžēvnī, lȉterāran, књи̏же̄внӣ, ли̏тера̄ран
literario
litterär, litterär
pampanitikan
edebî
edebi
книжко́вий, книжко́вий, літера́торський, літерату́рний, писе́мницький, письме́ннецький
knyžkóvyj, knyžkóvyj, literátorsʹkyj, literatúrnyj, pysémnycʹkyj, pysʹménnecʹkyj
adabiy
văn chương, văn hoa, văn học
llenyddol, llenyddol
edebi
More for "literary"
Next best steps
Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.