Logical

/ˈlɒdʒɪkəl/ adjective

Definition

Based on clear reasoning and sound judgment; following the principles of logic and rational thought.

Etymology

From Greek logikos meaning 'of or pertaining to speech or reason', from logos 'word, reason, principle'. Through Latin logicus, the word entered English carrying both linguistic and philosophical meanings of rational thought.

Kelly Says

Logical connects our capacity for speech with our ability to reason, reflecting the ancient Greek insight that language and thought are intimately related. The word embodies humanity's ongoing effort to distinguish good reasoning from fallacious thinking, making it central to both philosophy and everyday decision-making.

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ምክንያታዊ
ARالعربية
منطقي
BNবাংলা
যুক্তিসঙ্গত
CACatalà
lògic
CSČeština
logický
DADansk
logisk
DEDeutsch
logisch
ELΕλληνικά
λογικός
ESEspañol
lógico
FAفارسی
منطقی
FISuomi
looginen
FRFrançais
logique
GUGU
તાર્કિક
HAHA
dadi
HEעברית
הגיוני
HIहिन्दी
तार्किक
HUMagyar
logikus
IDBahasa Indonesia
logis
IGIG
ihe makara
ITItaliano
logico
JA日本語
論理的
KKKK
логикалық
KMKM
ឡូស៊ីក
KO한국어
논리적
MRMR
तार्किक
MSBahasa Melayu
logik
MYမြန်မာ
တွင်ကျ
NLNederlands
logisch
NONorsk
logisk
PAPA
ਤਰਕਸ਼ੀਲ
PLPolski
logiczny
PTPortuguês
lógico
RORomână
logic
RUРусский
логический
SVSvenska
logisk
SWKiswahili
mantiki
TAதமிழ்
தர্க்கம்
TEతెలుగు
తార్కిక
THไทย
ตรรมชาติ
TLTL
lohika
TRTürkçe
mantıksal
UKУкраїнська
логічний
URاردو
منطقی
VITiếng Việt
hợp lý
YOYO
ọna
ZH中文
逻辑的
ZUZU
ingqondo

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