reala

See also: reāla and reālā

Esperanto

Etymology

From Late Latin reālis (“actual”).

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [reˈala]
• Rhymes: -ala
• Hyphenation: re‧a‧la

Adjective

reala (accusative singular realan, plural realaj, accusative plural realajn)

1. real; actual

Derived terms

• nereala, malreala (“unreal”)
• realaĵo (“a reality; a real phenomenon”)
• realeco (“reality; the state of being real”)
• realigi (“realize”)
• realismo (“realism”)
• realo (“reality”)

 

See also

• reela (“real (number)”)

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Ido

Etymology

Borrowed from English real, French réel, German real, Italian reale, Russian реа́льный (reálʹnyj), Spanish real, all ultimately from Latin reālis.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /reˈala/

Adjective

reala

1. real (actually existing, not imaginary, not fictitious)

   Antonyms: imaginala, imaginita, nevera, falsa, fiktiva

Derived terms

• lo reala (“a reality, what is real”)
• nereala (“unreal”)
• nerealigebla (“unrealizeable”)
• realajo (“a reality, what is real”)
• reale (“in reality, indeed”)
• realeskar (“to become or be realized; be converted into money; (fig.) to come to pass”)
• realeso (“(quality) reality”)
• realigar (“to realize: make real, bring (something) into being; (fin.) to convert into money”)
• realigebla (“realizeable”)
• realigo (“realization (the act)”)
• realiguro (“realization (the result)”)
• realismala (“realistic”)
• realismo (“(philos., art) realism”)
• realistala (“realistic”)
• realisto (“realist”)

 

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Romanian

Adjective

reala

1. nominative feminine singular of real
2. accusative feminine singular of real

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Swedish

Adjective

reala

1. (deprecated template usage) inflection of real:
   1. definite singular
   2. plural