predominant

See also: prédominant

English

Alternative forms

prædominant (obsolete)

Etymology

From Middle French prédominant

Adjective

predominant (comparative more predominant, superlative most predominant)

common or widespread; prevalent
significant or important; dominant

Translations

common or widespread; prevalent

Catalan: predominant (ca)
Czech: převažující
Finnish: vallitseva (fi)
Galician: predominante

Hungarian: túlnyomó (hu)
Polish: przeważający
Russian: преоблада́ющий (ru) (preobladájuščij)
Spanish: predominante (es)

significant or important; dominant

Catalan: predominant (ca)
Finnish: vallitseva (fi), hallitseva (fi)
Galician: predominante
Georgian: გაბატონებული (gabaṭonebuli)
Hungarian: uralkodó (hu)

Irish: ardcheannasach
Polish: dominujący
Russian: госпо́дствующий (ru) (gospódstvujuščij), домини́рующий (ru) (dominírujuščij)
Spanish: predominante (es)

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French: ^{(please verify)} prédominant
Italian: predominante (all)

Swedish: ^{(please verify)} dominerande, ^{(please verify)} förhärskande, ^{(please verify)} övervägande

Noun

predominant (plural predominants)

(music) A subdominant.

Catalan

Adjective

predominant (feminine predominanta, masculine plural predominants, feminine plural predominantes)

predominant

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