three-dimensional

English

Alternative forms

• 3-dimensional

Adjective

three-dimensional (not comparable)

1. (not comparable) Existing in three dimensions
2. (comparable) having depth (or the illusion of depth) as well as height and width
3. (comparable) lifelike

Synonyms

• 3D

Coordinate terms

• two-dimensional
• four-dimensional
• n-dimensional

Translations

existing in three dimensions

• Catalan: tridimensional (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 三維 (cmn), 三维 (cmn) (sānwéi), 三次元 (cmn) (sāncìyuán)

• Dutch: driedimensionaal (nl)
• Esperanto: tridimensia (eo)
• Finnish: kolmiulotteinen (fi)
• French: tridimensionnel (fr)
• Galician: tridimensional (gl)
• German: dreidimensional (de)
• Greek: τρισδιάστατος (el) (trisdiástatos) m 
• Hebrew: תלת-מימדי (he) (tlat-meymadi)

• Hungarian: háromdimenziójú (hu)
• Japanese: 三次元の (ja) (さんじげんの sanjigen no), スリーディー (ja) (surīdī)
• Manx: tree-howshanagh (gv), tree towshanagh (gv)
• Persian: سه‌بعدی (fa)
• Romanian: tridimensional (ro) m and n, tridimensională (ro) f
• Russian: трёхмерный (ru) (trjoxmérnyj) , в трёх измерениях (v trjox izmerénijax)
• Scottish Gaelic: trì-mheudach (gd)
• Spanish: tridimensional (es)
• Turkish: üç boyutlu (tr)

having depth (or the illusion of depth) as well as height and width

• Catalan: tridimensional (ca)
• Galician: tridimensional (gl)
• German: dreidimensional (de), 3D (de)
• Greek: τρισδιάστατος (el) (trisdiástatos) m 
• Hungarian: térhatású (hu)

• Manx: tree-howshanagh (gv), tree towshanagh (gv)
• Persian: سه‌بعدی (fa)
• Russian: трёхмерный (ru) (trjoxmérnyj) 
• Scottish Gaelic: trì-sheallach (gd)
• Turkish: üç boyutlu (tr)

lifelike

• Hungarian: háromdimenziós (hu)

• Scottish Gaelic: trì-mheudach (gd), trì-sheallach (gd)