Definition
Relating to drama or the theater; theatrical and expressive in a dramatic way.
Etymology
From Greek dramatikos (of drama) plus -al (suffix forming adjectives). This is an older form of the more common 'dramatic.'
Kelly Says
The word 'dramatical' sounds so delightfully old-fashioned that it actually appears in Shakespeare—showing how English constantly sheds older adjective forms in favor of newer ones!
Translations
CACatalà
dramàtic
dra-ma-tik
CSČeština
dramatický
dra-ma-ti-cky
DADansk
dramatisk
dra-ma-tisk
DEDeutsch
dramatisch
dra-ma-ti-sch
ELΕλληνικά
δραματικός
dra-ma-ti-kos
ESEspañol
dramático
dra-ma-ti-ko
FAفارسی
دراماتیک
dra-ma-tee-k
FISuomi
draamattinen
draa-ma-tti-nen
FRFrançais
dramatique
dra-ma-ti-k
HIहिन्दी
नाटकीय
na-ta-kee-ya
IDBahasa Indonesia
dramatis
dra-ma-tis
ITItaliano
drammatico
dra-ma-ti-ko
JA日本語
ドラマティック
doramatikku
MSBahasa Melayu
dramatis
dra-ma-tis
NLNederlands
dramatisch
dra-ma-ti-sch
NONorsk
dramatisk
dra-ma-tisk
PLPolski
dramatyczny
dra-ma-ty-t͡s
PTPortuguês
dramático
dra-ma-ti-ko
RORomână
dramatic
dra-ma-tik
RUРусский
драматический
dra-ma-ti-ches-kiy
SVSvenska
dramatisk
dra-ma-tisk
SWKiswahili
dhahabu
da-ha-bu
TAதமிழ்
நாடகத்திற்கு
na-da-ka-tti-r-kku
TEతెలుగు
నాటకీయంగా
na-ta-kee-ya-nga
TRTürkçe
dramatik
dra-ma-tik
UKУкраїнська
драматичний
dra-ma-tych-nyy
VITiếng Việt
bi kịch
bee-kích