Definition
Corresponding in size, degree, or intensity to something else; having the correct or appropriate relationship between parts. Describes balanced or fair distribution based on relevant factors.
Etymology
From Latin 'proportionatus,' from 'proportio' (comparative relation), combining 'pro-' (in front of) and 'portio' (portion). The mathematical concept of proportion was central to ancient Greek and Roman architecture and philosophy.
Kelly Says
The golden ratio proves that humans are hardwired to find certain proportions beautiful - what we call 'proportionate' isn't just mathematical, it's deeply aesthetic and psychological!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
ይመሳሰሉ
yi-me-sa-se-lu
BNবাংলা
সম্পর্কিত
som-pork-it
CACatalà
proporcional
pro-por-shon-al
CSČeština
proporcionální
pro-por-shon-al-ni
DADansk
proportionel
pro-por-shon-el
DEDeutsch
proportional
pro-por-shon-al
ELΕλληνικά
συγκριτικό
sin-kri-ti-ko
ESEspañol
proporcional
pro-por-sioon-al
FISuomi
suhteellinen
suh-te-li-nen
FRFrançais
proportionnel
pro-por-shun-el
HIहिन्दी
अनुपातिक
an-u-pa-atik
HUMagyar
arányos
ar-a-nyos
IDBahasa Indonesia
proporsional
pro-por-shon-al
ITItaliano
proporzionale
pro-por-shon-ale
KKKK
сәйкестік
say-kes-ti-k
KO한국어
비례적인
bi-rye-jeok-in
MRMR
अनुपातिक
an-u-pa-atik
MSBahasa Melayu
seimbang
se-im-bang
NLNederlands
proportioneel
pro-por-shon-eel
NONorsk
proportional
pro-por-shon-al
PLPolski
proporcjonalny
pro-por-shon-al-ny
PTPortuguês
proporcional
pro-por-shon-al
RORomână
proporțional
pro-por-shon-al
RUРусский
соразмерный
so-raz-mer-nyy
SVSvenska
proportionell
pro-por-shon-ell
TEతెలుగు
సరిపోటు
sa-ri-po-tu
TLTL
proportional
pro-por-shon-al
TRTürkçe
orantılı
or-an-ti-li
UKУкраїнська
відповідний
vid-pov-id-nyy
ZUZU
ukuhlelo
u-ku-hle-lo