English
Etymology
Proto-Indo-European *mel-der. Proto-Indo-European *ml̥tós? English multicellular
From multi- + cellular.
Pronunciation
Adjective
multicellular (not comparable)
- (biology, of an organism) That has many cells, often differentiated in function.
Antonyms
Derived terms
Translations
having many cells
- Armenian: բազմաբջիջ (hy) (bazmabǰiǰ)
- Asturian: multicelular
- Belarusian: шматкле́тачны (šmatkljétačny), мнагакле́тачны (mnahakljétačny)
- Bulgarian: многокле́тъчен (mnogoklétǎčen)
- Catalan: pluricel·lular (ca), multicel·lular (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 多細胞的 / 多细胞的 (zh) (duōxìbāo de)
- Czech: mnohobuněčný (cs)
- Danish: flercellet (da), multicellulær
- Dutch: meercellig (nl)
- Finnish: monisoluinen (fi)
- French: multicellulaire (fr)
- Galician: multicelular (gl)
- Georgian: მრავალუჯრედიანი (mravaluǯrediani)
- German: vielzellig (de)
- Hindi: बहुकोशिकीय (bahukośikīya)
- Hungarian: többsejtű (hu)
- Italian: pluricellulare (it), multicellulare
- Japanese: 多細胞の (たさいぼうの, tasaibō no)
- Korean: 다세포의 (ko) (dasepoui)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: firexaneyî
- Latvian: daudzšūnu
- Macedonian: повеќеклеточен (poveḱekletočen)
- Manx: yl-chillagagh
- Māori: pūtautini
- Marathi: बहुपेशीय (bahupeśīya)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: flercellet (no)
- Persian: پریاخته (fa) (poryāxte), چندسلولی (čandseluli)
- Polish: wielokomórkowy (pl)
- Portuguese: multicelular (pt)
- Romanian: pluricelular (ro)
- Russian: многокле́точный (ru) (mnogoklétočnyj), многоклетево́й (mnogokletevój)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: вишеста̀ничан
- Latin: višestàničan (sh)
- Slovak: mnohobunkový (sk)
- Slovene: mnogoceličen, večceličen
- Spanish: multicelular, pluricelular (es)
- Swedish: multicellulär (sv), flercellig (sv)
- Telugu: బహుకణ (bahukaṇa)
- Ukrainian: багатокліти́нний (uk) (bahatoklitýnnyj)
- Welsh: amlgellog
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Noun
multicellular (plural multicellulars)
- Such an organism