intentional

intentional

English

Etymology

intention +‎ -al

Adjective

intentional (comparative more intentional, superlative most intentional)

1. Intended or planned; done deliberately or voluntarily.
2. (law) Done with intent.

Antonyms

• unintentional

Derived terms

• intentionally

Translations

intended or planned; done deliberately or voluntarily

Belarusian: наўмысны (naŭmýsny) Bulgarian: преднамерен (bg) (prednaméren), умишлен (bg) (umíšlen) Catalan: intencionat Chinese: Mandarin: 故意 (zh) (gùyì) Czech: záměrný (cs) m, úmyslný (cs) m Dutch: opzettelijk (nl) Esperanto: intenca Finnish: tahallinen (fi), tarkoituksellinen (fi), aikomuksellinen French: volontaire (fr), intentionnel (fr) German: absichtlich (de), vorsätzlich (de) Hebrew: בכוונה \\ בְּכַוָּנָה‎ (b'khavaná), מכוון‎ (mekhuvan) Hungarian: szándékos (hu) Icelandic: viljandi Japanese: 故意の (ja) (koi no), 意図的な (ja) (itoteki na) Korean: 고의적인 (gouijeogin)

Macedonian: намерен (námeren) Maori: āta (this modifier is placed before its associated verb), mārie (this modifier is placed after its associated verb), mārire (this modifier is place after its associated verb) Persian: عمدی‎ (fa) ('amdi) Polish: zamierzony (pl), umyślny (pl) Portuguese: intencional (pt) m or f, proposital (pt) m or f Russian: преднаме́ренный (ru) (prednamérennyj), умы́шленный (ru) (umýšlennyj), наме́ренный (ru) (namérennyj) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: намеран, намјеран Roman: nameran, namjeran (sh) Slovak: zámerný, úmyselný Slovene: nameren Spanish: intencional (es) Swahili: makusudi (sw) Swedish: avsiktlig (sv), uppsåtlig (sv) Ukrainian: навмисний (navmýsnyj), умисний (umýsnyj)

done with intent

Catalan: intencionat Dutch: met voorbedachte rade German: vorsätzlich (de) Hungarian: szándékos (hu) Persian: عمدی‎ (fa) ('amdi)

Portuguese: intencional (pt) Russian: преднаме́ренный (ru) (prednamérennyj) Swahili: makusudi (sw) Swedish: med uppsåt