trilingual

English

Etymology

From tri- +‎ lingual.

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɪŋɡwəl

Adjective

trilingual (comparative more trilingual, superlative most trilingual)

1. able to read or speak three languages

   Hypernym: multilingual

2. expressed or written in three languages

   Hypernym: multilingual

Translations

able to read or speak three languages

• Catalan: trilingüe m or f
• Czech: trojjazyčný
• Danish: tresproget
• Faroese: trímæltur
• Finnish: kolmikielinen
• French: trilingue (fr) m or f
• Galician: trilingüe m or f
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• German: dreisprachig (de), trilingual
• Icelandic: þrítyngdur
• Macedonian: трија́зичен m (trijázičen)
• Portuguese: trilingue m or f, trilingue m or f
• Russian: трёхязычный (trjóxjazyčnyj)
• Slovak: trojjazyčný
• Spanish: trilingüe (es) m or f
• Swedish: trespråkig (sv)

expressed or written in three languages

• Catalan: trilingüe m or f
• Czech: trojjazyčný
• Danish: tresproget
• Faroese: trímæltur
• Finnish: kolmikielinen
• French: trilingue (fr) m or f
• Galician: trilingüe m or f
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• German: dreisprachig (de), trilingual
• Hungarian: háromnyelvű
• Icelandic: þrítyngdur
• Macedonian: трија́зичен m (trijázičen)
• Portuguese: trilingue m or f, trilingue m
• Slovak: trojjazyčný
• Spanish: trilingüe (es) m or f

Noun

trilingual (plural trilinguals)

1. a trilingual person

Related terms

• trilingualism
• trilingually

 

See also

• monolingual
• bilingual
• quadrilingual
• multilingual
• polyglot