humanoid

English

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Etymology

human +‎ -oid

Adjective

humanoid (comparative more humanoid, superlative most humanoid)

1. Having the appearance or characteristics of a human.

Translations

humanoid

• Catalan: humanoide (ca) m and f
• Dutch: humanoïde (nl) m
• Finnish: ihmismäinen (fi)
• French: humanoïde (fr) m and f
• German: menschenähnlich (de), humanoid (de)
• Greek: ανθρωποειδής (el) (anthropoeidís) m and f 

• Interlingua: humanoide (ia)
• Japanese: 人型の (ja) (ひとがたの, hitogata no)
• Portuguese: humanóide (pt) m and f
• Romanian: umanoid (ro) m, umanoidă (ro) f
• Russian: человекоподобный (ru) (čelovekopodóbnyj) 
• Turkish: insansı (tr)

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• Japanese 擬人化 (ja) (ぎじんか, gijinka)

Noun

humanoid (plural humanoids)

1. A being having the appearance or characteristics of a human.

Translations

a being having the appearance or characteristics of a human

• Greek: ανθρωποειδές (el) (anthropoeidés) n 
• Japanese: ヒューマノイド (ja) (hyūmanoido)

• Russian: гуманоид (ru) (gumanóid) m 

See also

• anthropoid