Word Type

Noun

The word "translation" can be used as a noun.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

Fortran autotranslation back-translation bridge translation computer-aided translation cotranslation fanlation fanslation gyrotranslation hypertranslation intertranslation loan translation lost in translation machine translation mechanotranslation mistranslation nick translation nontranslational overtranslation piezotranslation posttranslation pretranslation retranslation rototranslation scanlation scanslation sight translation supertranslation thick translation transcreation transflection translation dictionary translation memory translation rights translation screw translation studies translational translationally translationary translationese translationless translon undertranslation untranslational videotranslation wave of translation

Etymologically Related To

transfer

Context

christianity genetics mathematics medicine physics translation studies

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

biological process change of integrity change of location motion move movement organic process paraphrase paraphrasis transformation travel written account written record

Type Of (IsA)

change of location motion organic process paraphrase transformation written record

Related Terms

interpretation translatability translatable translate translated translative translator translatory untranslatability untranslatable untranslatableness untranslatably untranslateable untranslateableness untranslated

Related Terms

act amino acid another ascension assembly bishop body part change compulsion conversion conveyance coordinates death deformation diocese direct disease end especially figure for foreigners foreigners form gearbox heaven holy interpretation language language change mathematical figures medium motion mrna occur other place point process product protein relation relic restate restate language result ribosome rotation sense shrine something straight line strand text transfer translate two various work

Synonym Network

transformation

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