Definitions for eigenˈaɪ gən
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
Ei•genˈaɪ gən(n.)
Manfred, born 1927, German chemist.
Category: Biography
Princeton's WordNet
Eigen, Manfred Eigen(noun)
German chemist who did research on high-speed chemical reactions (born in 1927)
Translations for eigen
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
peculiar(adjective)
belonging to one person, place or thing in particular and to no other
customs peculiar to France.
- eiesoortigAfrikaans
- خاصArabic
- свойственBulgarian
- peculiarPortuguese (BR)
- vlastní, typickýCzech
- eigenGerman
- særligDanish
- ιδιαίτερος, χαρακτηριστικόςGreek
- peculiar, propio, característicoSpanish
- eripäraneEstonian
- ویژه؛ خاصFarsi
- luonteenomainenFinnish
- propreàFrench
- יִיחוּדִיHebrew
- निजी, व्यक्तिगतHindi
- svojstvenCroatian
- speciális; jellemző (vkire)Hungarian
- khasIndonesian
- sérkennandi fyrirIcelandic
- caratteristicoItalian
- 独特のJapanese
- 독특한Korean
- būdingas tikLithuanian
- īpašs; raksturīgsLatvian
- khususMalay
- eigen aanDutch
- særegen, spesiellNorwegian
- specyficznyPolish
- ویژه؛ خاصPersian
- ځانګړىPashto
- peculiarPortuguese
- specific (pentru)Romanian
- свойственныйRussian
- typickýSlovak
- lasten (čemu)Slovenian
- tipičanSerbian
- karakteristisk, speciellSwedish
- ลักษณะเฉพาะThai
- özgü, hasTurkish
- 特有的Chinese (Trad.)
- особистий, власнийUkrainian
- مخصوصUrdu
- riêng biệtVietnamese
- 特有的Chinese (Simp.)
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