existent

English

Etymology

From Latin existens, from existere.

Adjective

existent (not comparable)

1. existing; having life or being, current; occurring now

Translations

existing; having life or being, current; occurring now

• Asturian: esistente (ast)
• Bulgarian: съществуващ (bg) (sǎštestvuvašt), настоящ (bg) (nastojašt)
• Catalan: existent (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 現存 (cmn), 现存 (cmn) (xiàncún)

• Dutch: bestaand (nl), bestaande (nl)
• Finnish: olemassa oleva
• French: existant (fr)
• Galician: existente (gl)
• German: existent (de), existierend (de)

• Greek:

  Modern: υπαρκτός (el) (yparktós)

  Ancient: υπάρχων

• Hebrew: קים (he)
• Hungarian: létező (hu)
• Italian: esistente (it)
• Portuguese: existente (pt)
• Spanish: existente (es)
• Swedish: existerande (sv)

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• Korean: 현존하는 (hyeonjonhaneun)

Antonyms

• nonexistent

Related terms

• exist
• existence
• existential
• extant

Noun

existent (plural existents)

1. (archaic) a being or entity that exists independently

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Verb

existent

1. third-person plural present indicative of exister
2. third-person plural present subjunctive of exister

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Latin

Verb

existent

1. third-person plural future active indicative of existō