Intelligent

Table of contents

1 English 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Adjective 1.2.1 Translations 2 French 2.1 Adjective 2.2 See also 3 Swedish 3.1 Adjective

English

Intelligent

Etymology

From Latin intelligens , present participle of intelligere

Adjective

1. Of high or especially quick cognitive capacity, bright
2. Well thought-out, well considered (an intelligent design, an intelligent strategy)
3. Characterized by thoughtful interaction (an intelligent conversation).

Translations

• Catalan: intel·ligent
• Chinese: 聪颖 的 (congyingde)
• Dutch: intelligent
• Finnish: älykäs
• French: intelligent
• Italian: intelligente
• Japanese: 聡明 な (そうめいな, soumeina),
• Spanish: inteligente
• Swedish: intelligent (1,3), klyftig (1, colloquial)

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French

Adjective

intelligent m (f intelligente )

1. intelligent

See also

• intellect
• intellectuel
• intelligence
• intelligemment
• intelligible

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Swedish

Adjective

intelligent

1. intelligent, bright

		Common, singular			Neuter, singular		Plural
		Indefinite	Definite, sexus masculine	Definite, other sexus	Indefinite	Definite
Absolute		intelligent	intelligente	intelligenta	intelligent	intelligenta	intelligenta
Comparative		intelligentare , mer intelligent
Superlative	attribute	--	intelligentaste , mest intelligenta	intelligentaste, mest intelligenta	--	intelligentaste, mest intelligenta	intelligentaste, mest intelligenta
	predicative	intelligentast, mest intelligent	intelligentaste, mest intelligenta	intelligentaste, mest intelligenta	intelligentast, mest intelligent	intelligentaste, mest intelligenta	intelligentaste, mest intelligenta