irrationel
Danish
[ˈiʁɑɕoˌnɛlˀ]
adj
Definitions
- irrational
Etymology
Derived from French irrationnel derived from Latin irratiōnālis, ratiōnālis (rational), ratiō (reason, calculation, account, proof, manner, explanation), reor (calculate, reckon, count, think, compute).
Origin
Latin
reor
Gloss
calculate, reckon, count, think, compute
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
思, 考
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- irrational English
- irratiōnālis Latin
- ratio Latin
- ratiocinor Latin
- rationabilis Latin
- rationalis Latin
- rationarium Latin
- ratiō Latin
- ratiōnābilis Latin
- ratiōnālis Latin
- reor Latin
- ratio Italian
- razionale Italian
- razione Italian
- razza Italian
- ratio Dutch, Flemish
- irrationnel French
- rationnel French
- иррациональный Russian
- ración Spanish, Castilian
- razón Spanish, Castilian
- irracjonalny Polish
- racja Polish
- racjonalny Polish
- rationel Danish
- ræson Danish
- racionální Czech
- raison Old French
- reson Old French
- ра̀чӯн Serbo-Croatian
- racional Catalan, Valencian
- ració Catalan, Valencian
- rhaid Welsh
- reiza Old High German
- racionāls Latvian
- irrasyonel Turkish
- razon Old Portuguese
- raçon Old Portuguese
- *rēōr Proto-Italic
- razón Asturian
- reson Friulian
- razo Old Occitan
- raxon Venetian
- raisun xno
- rasaun Dalmatian
- rejon Ladin
- razón Aragonese
- razón Extremaduran