English Etymology intention -al
Adjective intentional (comparative more intentional , superlative most intentional )
Intended or planned ; done deliberately or voluntarily .( law ) intent .Antonyms Derived terms Translations intended or planned; done deliberately or voluntarily
Belarusian: наўмы́сны ( naŭmýsny )
Bulgarian: преднаме́рен (bg) ( prednaméren ) , уми́шлен (bg) ( umíšlen )
Catalan: intencionat
Chinese:
Mandarin: 故意 (zh) ( gùyì ) , 蓄意 (zh) ( xùyì ) , 有意 (zh) ( yǒuyì ) , 刻意 (zh) ( kèyì ) , 存心 (zh) ( cúnxīn )
Czech: záměrný (cs) m úmyslný (cs) m
Dutch: opzettelijk (nl)
Esperanto: intenca
Finnish: tahallinen (fi) , tarkoituksellinen (fi) , aikomuksellinen
French: volontaire (fr) , intentionnel (fr)
German: absichtlich (de) , vorsätzlich (de)
Hebrew: בכוונה \ בְּכַוָּנָה ( b'khavaná ) , מכוון ( mekhuvan )
Hungarian: szándékos (hu)
Icelandic: viljandi
Japanese: 故意の (ja) ( koi no ) , 意図的な (ja) ( itoteki na )
Korean: 고의적인 ( gouijeogin )
(deprecated template usage ) {{trans-mid }}Latin: meditātus
Macedonian: намерен ( nameren )
Maori: āta ( this modifier is placed before its associated verb ) , mārie ( this modifier is placed after its associated verb ) , mārire ( this modifier is place after its associated verb )
Persian: عمدی (fa) ( 'amdi )
Polish: zamierzony (pl) , umyślny (pl) , celowy (pl) , intencjonalny (pl)
Portuguese: intencional (pt) m or f proposital (pt) m or f
Russian: преднаме́ренный (ru) ( prednamérennyj ) , умы́шленный (ru) ( umýšlennyj ) , наме́ренный (ru) ( namérennyj )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: намеран намјеран
Roman: nameran namjeran (sh)
Slovak: zámerný úmyselný
Slovene: nameren
Spanish: intencional (es)
Swedish: avsiktlig (sv) , uppsåtlig (sv)
Ukrainian: навми́сний ( navmýsnyj ) , уми́сний ( umýsnyj )