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mysterious (comparative more mysterious, superlative most mysterious)
- Of unknown origin
- Having unknown qualities
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of unknown origin
- Afrikaans: misterieus af(af)
- Albanian: misterioz sq(sq)
- Arabic: غامض ar(ar)
- Armenian: խորհրդավոր hy(hy) (xorhrdavor), առեղծվածային hy(hy) (aṙeġçvaçayin), հանելուկային hy(hy) (hanelowkayin)
- Basque: misteriotsu eu(eu), misteriozko eu(eu)
- Bosnian: tajanstven bs(bs)
- Bulgarian: таинствен bg(bg) (tainstven)
- Chinese: 神秘的 cmn(cmn) (shén mì de), 奥 cmn(cmn) (ào)
- Croatian: zȁgonētan hr(hr), tajànstven hr(hr)
- Czech: tajemný cs(cs) m., záhadný cs(cs) m.
- Dutch: geheimzinnig nl(nl)
- Esperanto: mistera eo(eo)
- Estonian: salapärane et(et)
- Finnish: salaperäinen fi(fi), mystinen fi(fi)
- French: mystérieux fr(fr)
- German: mysteriös de(de)
- Greek: μυστήριος el(el) (mystērios)
- Hebrew: מִסְתּוֹרִי he(he)
- Hindi: rashasyapurna hi(hi), guptartha hi(hi)
- Hungarian: titokzatos hu(hu), rejtelmes hu(hu), rejtélyes hu(hu)
- Indonesian: misterius id(id)
- Irish: rúndiamhair ga(ga)
- Italian: misterioso it(it)
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