see|Talent
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Etymology
Latin talentum, "sum of money", Greek �άλαν�ο�, "balance", "weight", "sum". The figurative meanings 2. and 3. come from Matt. XXV 14-30.
Noun
talent
- a unit of weight and money used in ancient times in Greece, the Roman Empire, and the Middle East.
- a marked ability or skill.
#:He has the talent of touching his nose with his tongue.
- the potential or factual ability to perform a skill better than most people.
#:She has a talent to sing.
#:Also used jocularly, as: He has a talent for getting into trouble.
- slang attractive man or woman.
Translations
trans-top|unit of weight and money
Czech: #Czech|talent m
German: Talent n
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Slovene: talent m
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trans-top|marked ability or skill
Arabic: ARchar|���بة unicode|(máuhiba) f
Chinese: �� (cáinéng)
Czech: talent
Dutch: talent
Finnish: kyky
French: talent m
Greek: Ï�άλανÏ�ο (tála[n]do) n, Ï�αλÎνÏ�ο (talé[n]do) n, Ï�Ï�οÏ�Ï�ν (prosón) n, Ï�άÏ�ιÏ�μα (khárizma) n, Ï�Ï�οÏ�ÎÏ�ημα (protérima) n, αÏ�εÏ�ή (aretÃ) f
Hebrew: �שר�� (kisharón) m
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Indonesian: bakat
Italian: talento m
Japanese: �� (����, sain�)
Korean: �� (jaeneung)
Malayalam: �ഴിവ� (kazhivu)
Norwegian: talent m
Portuguese: talento m
Russian: �алан� (talánt) m
Slovene: talent m
Spanish: talento m
Swedish: talang c
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trans-top|potential or factual ability to perform a skill better than most people
Czech: nadánà n, #Czech|talent m
German: Talent n, Begabung f
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Slovene: talent m
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trans-top|to be checked
ttbc|Greek: Ï�άλανÏ�ο (tála[n]do) n (1); Ï�άλανÏ�ο (tála[n]do) n, Ï�αλÎνÏ�ο (talé[n]do) n, κλίÏ�η (klÃsi) f, αÏ�εÏ�ή (aretÃ) f (3)
ttbc|Indonesian: bakat
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ttbc|Portuguese: talento m
ttbc|Swedish: talang c (3)
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Category:Greek derivations
Dutch
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