Definition
Relating to or forming the outer boundary or perimeter of something, like going all the way around the edge.
Etymology
From Medieval Latin 'circumferentialis,' derived from 'circumferentia' (circumference), which comes from 'circumferre' meaning 'to carry around,' combining 'circum' (around) and 'ferre' (to carry).
Kelly Says
Think of circumferential as the opposite of radial—radial goes from the center outward (like spokes on a wheel), while circumferential goes around the edge (like the rim). In anatomy, circumferential muscles wrap around your body, which is why they're so effective for movements like twisting.
Translations
BNবাংলা
বৃত্তাকার
britt-a-kar
CACatalà
circumferencial
sir-kəm-fer-en-syal
CSČeština
obvodový
ob-vo-do-vy
DADansk
omfattende
om-fat-ten-de
DEDeutsch
umfangs
um-fang-s
ELΕλληνικά
περιμετρικός
pe-ri-me-tri-kos
ESEspañol
circunferencial
siɾ-kən-feɾ-en-θi-al
FRFrançais
circonférant
siʁ-kɔ̃-fɛʁ-ɑ̃
HUMagyar
kerületi
ke-ru-leti
IDBahasa Indonesia
melingkar
me-ling-kar
ITItaliano
circonferenziale
tsir-kon-fer-en-tsial-e
KKKK
жұрнақты
jyr-na-q-ty
KO한국어
원주형의
won-ju-hyeong-ui
MSBahasa Melayu
melingkar
me-ling-kar
NLNederlands
omvattende
om-vat-ten-de
NONorsk
omfattende
om-fat-ten-de
PLPolski
okrężny
ok-ręż-ny
PTPortuguês
circunferencial
siɾ-kən-feɾ-en-θi-al
RORomână
circumferencial
sir-kum-fer-en-tsial
RUРусский
окружной
okruzhnoy
SVSvenska
omfående
om-få-en-de
TAதமிழ்
வட்ட வரையறை
vatta vara-i-rai
TRTürkçe
çevresel
tʃev-re-sel
UKУкраїнська
окружний
okruzhnyy
VITiếng Việt
chu vi
chu vi
ZUZU
ezimnyama
e-zi-m-ny-a-ma