speaking of, apropos
köken: Borrowed from French à propos.
🔊 Apropos, Spanien: Wir fliegen ja nächsten Monat nach Madrid.
incidentally (in an incidental manner)
eş: accidentellement, accessoirement, secondairement
köken: From incident + -ment.
apropos; suitable (typically followed by "de" or "para")
🔊 Acertó la marquesa al asegurar que no era D. Pedro hombre a propósito para llevar adelante esta grande empresa.
🔊 Como mi padre no es a propósito para hacer vida penitente, éste sería el único modo de que cambiase su vida
incidentally, by the way
🔊 Fu un grande poeta Gabriele D'Annunzio, il cui vero nome per inciso era Rapagnetta?
op een manier die berust op toeval of pech
eş: onverwacht, onverhoeds, bij toeval, par hasard, toevallig, toevalligerwijs
accidentally · casually
köken: From acidental + -mente.
unexpectedly, by chance; luckily
by chance, incidentally
köken: 우연(偶然) (uyeon) + -히 (-hi).
apropos (regarding or concerning), speaking of
köken: From French à propos.
🔊 Apropå just matlagning så ska jag ställa upp i Sveriges mästerkock!
as a side note
köken: Literally, “speaking on the side”.
else, or else, otherwise (quite often preceded by tai (“or”)) · by the way, incidentally
köken: muu (“other”) + -ten (causative singular)
aile: muutenkaan, muutenkin
🔊 Jos harjaat hampaasi, ne pysyvät hyvässä kunnossa. Muuten saat reikiä.
🔊 Maksa velkasi heti, tai muuten...
🔊 Mitä muuten tykkäsitte leffasta? Mun mielestä se oli hyvä.
incidentally · by the way; speaking of which
çekim: çoğul apropouri · tamlayan apropoului
köken: Borrowed from French à propos.
otherwise, anyway · by the way, for that matter, incidentally
köken: From am- + úgy.
🔊 Csak ki kell festeni, de amúgy jó állapotban van.
by the way, among other things, incidentally
köken: Learned borrowing from Old Armenian ի միջի այլոց (i miǰi aylocʻ, literally “from the midst of others”).
🔊 Իմիջիայլոց, քեզ քո ընկերն էր զանգել։
by the way, apropos, incidentally.
köken: Etymology tree Esperanto parentezo Esperanto -e Esperanto parenteze From parentezo + -e.
incidentally, by the way
köken: Borrowed from Hebrew אגב (agáv), itself a borrowing from Jewish Babylonian Aramaic אגב (ʾaggaḇ, literally “on the back [of]”), from earlier Aramaic עַל גַּב (ʿal gaḇ).
aile: אַגבֿדיק