educational

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EnglishEdit

PronunciationEdit

• IPA^(key): /ˌɛdʒʊˈkeɪʃənəl/

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EtymologyEdit

education +‎ -al

AdjectiveEdit

educational ‎(comparative more educational, superlative most educational)

1. Of, or relating to education.

   A school is an educational establishment.

2. Instructive, or helping to educate.

   They were shown an educational film about VD.

Derived termsEdit

• educationalist
• ejamacational

SynonymsEdit

• (helping to educate): educative

TranslationsEdit

Of or pertaining to education

• Albanian: arsimor (sq), arsimtar (sq), mësimor (sq)
• Bengali: শিক্ষামূলক ‎(shikkhamulôk)
• Catalan: educatiu (ca)
• Czech: vzdělávací, výchovný
• Dutch: opvoedkundig, onderwijskundig (nl)
• French: éducatif (fr)
• Georgian: საგანმანათლებლო ‎(saganmanatleblo)
• Greek: εκπαιδευτικός (el) ‎(ekpaideftikós)
• Hebrew: חינוכי ‎(khinukhí)

• Irish: oideachasúil, oideachais, oideasach
• Italian: educativo (it)
• Japanese: 教育上の ‎(kyōikujō no)
• Maltese: edukazzjonali, edukattiv
• Manx: ynsee
• Portuguese: educacional (pt), educativo (pt)
• Russian: образова́тельный (ru) ‎(obrazovátelʹnyj), уче́бный (ru) ‎(učébnyj)
• Spanish: educativo (es) m, educacional (es)
• Welsh: addysgol (cy)

Instructive

• Catalan: didàctic
• Hebrew: חינוכי ‎(khinukhí)
• Japanese: 教育的な ‎(kyōikuteki na)

• Manx: ynsee
• Portuguese: educativo (pt)
• Russian: образова́тельный (ru) ‎(obrazovátelʹnyj), воспита́тельный (ru) ‎(vospitátelʹnyj), уче́бный (ru) ‎(učébnyj)

NounEdit

educational ‎(plural educationals)

1. A free (or low cost) trip for travel consultants, provided by a travel operator or airline as a means of promoting their service. A fam trip