factual

§English

§Etymology

From fact and -al (improperly formed, after analogy of actual).

§Pronunciation

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§Adjective

factual (comparative more factual, superlative most factual)

1. Of or characterised by or consisting of facts.

§Derived terms

• factualism
• factualist
• factuality

§Related terms

• fact
• counterfactual
• de facto

§Translations

of facts

• Bulgarian: факти́чески (bg) (faktíčeski), действи́телен (bg) (dejstvítelen)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 事實 (zh), 事实 (zh) (shìshí)

• Czech: faktický (cs)
• Dutch: feitelijk (nl)
• Finnish: todellinen (fi), tosiasioihin perustuva, tosiasiallinen (fi)
• French: effectif (fr), factuel (fr)
• Georgian: ფაქტიური (p’ak’tiuri)
• German: faktisch (de), sachlich (de), auf Tatsachen beruhend

• Greek: πραγματικός (el) (pragmatikós)
• Italian: effettivo m, effettiva f, fattuale
• Japanese: 事実上の (じじつじょう, jijitsujō no)
• Korean: 사실의 (ko) (sasir-ui)
• Kyrgyz: фактыларга негизделген (ky) (faktılarga negizdelgen), чыныгы (ky) (çınıgı), актуалдуу (ky) (aktualduu)
• Portuguese: factual, fatual
• Romanian: efectiv (ro), faptic (ro)
• Russian: факти́ческий (ru) (faktíčeskij), действи́тельный (ru) (dejstvítelʹnyj)
• Spanish: efectivo (es), fáctico, factual (es)

§External links

• factual in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
• factual in The Century Dictionary, The Century Co., New York, 1911

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§Portuguese

§Alternative forms

• fatual

§Adjective

factual m, f (plural factuais, comparable)

1. factual (consisting of facts)

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§Spanish

§Adjective

factual m, f (plural factuales)

1. factual

§Synonyms

• fáctico