per se, in and of itself, by itself, alternative form of an und für sich
eş: an und für sich, eigentlich, tatsächlich, wirklich
köken: Phrase consisting of an (here meaning “with respect to”, with Dative) and sich (“itself”, reflexive pronoun).
🔊 Kunst und Kultur sind ein Wert an sich.
immanent
köken: Learned borrowing from Ecclesiastical Latin immanēns.
congenital (present since birth)
köken: From Latin congenitus.
relevant (to)
eş: annesso, appartenente, calzante, collegato, concernente, connesso
köken: From Latin attinentem.
innate, inborn, indigenous
eş: природный
zıt: приобретённый
köken: Evidently a calque of Latin innātus (“inborn”), compare with English inborn.
🔊 И он реши́л во что́ бы то ни ста́ло поборо́ть свою́ врождённую лень и изучи́ть францу́зский и неме́цкий языки́, и стал иска́ть учителе́й.
characteristic of, typical of, common to, peculiar to, inherent to
köken: From Arabic خَاصّ (ḵāṣṣ, “special, exclusive”). Cognate with Turkish has (“peculiar, inherent”).
🔊 Ысын лидерға ниндәй сифаттар хас булырға тейеш?
🔊 Агрессив ҡылыҡ ҡалыптары — таҡырбаштарға хас төп һыҙаттарҙың береһе.
native, innate · congenital · acquired at birth
köken: From Middle Dutch aengeboren. Equivalent to aan + geboren.
innate; inborn (present since birth)
köken: Learned borrowing from Latin innātus.
🔊 Achava-o superior, correcto, distincto, de uma aristrocracia innata que a encantava.
native, inherent, innate, inborn
present participle of innebo
inherent
eş: przyrodzony, właściwy, nieodłączny
köken: Adapted borrowing of French inhérent + -ny, from Latin inhaerēns.
innate, inborn, inherent, intrinsic, congenital
köken: Sanskritic tatpuruṣa compound of जन्म (janma, “birth”) + जात (jāt, “manifested, happened”).
inherent
köken: Borrowed from French inhérent, from Latin inhaerens.
innate, inborn · congenital
köken: vele (“with him/her”) + született (“born”), past participle of születik (“to be born”).
real, actual · essential, important · positive (definitely laid down, explicitly stated)
köken: Borrowed from Middle Low German ēgentlik (“actual”), related to Swedish egentlig, German eigentlich, Dutch eigenlijk. Derived from the adjective Middle Low German ēgen (“own”), from Proto-Germanic *aiganaz, cf. Danish egen, German eigen, English own.
innate; inborn; natural
köken: Sino-Vietnamese word from 稟生.
characteristic, typical
çekim: karşılaştırma būdingiaũ · üstünlük būdingiáusia
köken: būdas + -ingas
aile: būdingùmas
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