Definition
In a manner that shows interest or desire to know something; in a way that is inquisitive or oddly interesting.
Etymology
From 'curious' (eager to know, inquisitive) derived from Latin 'curiosus' (careful, inquisitive), plus the '-ly' adverb suffix. The word evolved from meaning 'careful' to 'inquisitive' to now including both.
Kelly Says
The word 'curious' comes from the same Latin root as 'cura' (care), so being curious literally means you 'care about' knowing something—which is why curious people tend to be more thoughtful and engaged with the world around them.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
עוד יותר 호기심
ood yee-re ho-gi-sim
ARالعربية
بفضول
bi-fu-dul
BNবাংলা
আগ্রহের সাথে
a-gra-her sa-the
CACatalà
més curiosament
més koo-ree-o-sa-men-te
CSČeština
zvědavě
zve-da-ve
DADansk
nysgerrigt
nys-ge-rig-t
DEDeutsch
neugierig
nay-goo-rig
ELΕλληνικά
περίεργη
pe-ri-e-r-gi
ESEspañol
curiosamente
koo-ree-o-sa-men-te
FAفارسی
با کنجکاوی
ba kon-j-ka-vi
FISuomi
kykyisin
ky-kyy-sin
FRFrançais
curieusement
kyoo-ree-u-man-te
GUGU
અधिक ચિંતન
a-dhi-k chin-tan
HEעברית
בסקרנות
be-s-ke-r-not
HIहिन्दी
जिज्ञासुता से
ji-j-na-asu-ta se
HUMagyar
kíváncsian
ki-van-c-sian
IDBahasa Indonesia
dengan penasaran
de-ngan pe-na-sa-ran
IGIG
ike anya
ee-keh a-nya
ITItaliano
curiosemente
koo-ree-o-se-men-te
KMKM
ប្រាកដជា
pra-ak-d-chea
KO한국어
호기심스럽게
ho-gi-sim-se-rup-ge
MRMR
सर्वोत्तम उत्सुक
sar-vo-tta-ma ut-su-k
MSBahasa Melayu
dengan ingin tahu
de-ngan in-gin ta-hu
MYမြန်မာ
ပြောကြား
pya-o-kya-r
NLNederlands
curiously
koo-ree-us-lee
NONorsk
nysgjerrig
nys-gjer-rig
PLPolski
zainteresowanie
zai-n-te-re-so-wa-nie
PTPortuguês
curiosamente
koo-ree-o-sa-men-te
RORomână
curios
koo-ree-ohs
RUРусский
любопытным образом
lyubo-pytnym obrazom
SVSvenska
nyfiket
nju-fi-ket
SWKiswahili
na shauku
na shau-ku
TAதமிழ்
ஆர்வத்துடன்
aar-va-th-u-dan
TEతెలుగు
తెలివిగా
te-li-vi-ga
TLTL
nakapagtutukso
na-ka-pa-gt-u-tu-kso
TRTürkçe
merakla
me-rak-la
UKУкраїнська
зацікавлено
za-tsee-ka-v-leno
VITiếng Việt
tò mò tò mò
toh moh toh moh
ZUZU
ngcono kakhulu
ng-co-no ka-khu-lu