Frei

Table of contents

1 German 1.1 Etymology 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Adjective and Adverb 1.4 Translations 1.5 Thesaurus

German

1. Not imprisoned or enslaved: ein freier Mann
2. Not blocked: Der Weg ist frei.
3. (as a suffix) Without. Bleifrei; frei von Schadstoffen
4. Unlimited (rarely). Ihm wurde freie Hand für alle Maßnahmen gegeben.
5. For which no payment is necessary (very rarely): freier Eintritt, Freibier

• Afrikaans: verniet, gratis (5)
• Armenian: ազատ azat; առանց arranc‛ [arrants‘] (3); ձրի jri [dzəri] (5)
• Catalan: lliure (1,3), obert (2), gratis (5), gratuït (5), de franc (5)
• Chinese: (1) 自由的; (2) 順暢的, 通暢的; (3) 無, 不含, 未含; (4) 無限制的; (5) 免費的;
• Croatian: slobodan; besplatan
• Danish: fri (1, 2, 3) (5 - rarely used)
• Dutch: vrij, gratis (5), kosteloos (5)
• English: free (1, 2, 4, 5); -free (3) (suffix)
• Ekspreso: libera
• Esperanto: libera, senpaga (5)
• Estonian: vaba
• Finnish: vapaa; ilmainen (5); rajoittamaton
• French: libre (1, 2); sans (3); illimité (4); gratuit (5), gratis (5)
• Hebrew: chof-she (1) (4,5:slang); pa-nui (2); bli (3); chi-nam (5){note: laryngeal 'ch' unlike English 'ch'}
• Hungarian: szabad (1, 2), ingyenes (5), nélkül (3)
• Indonesian: bebas / merdeka, gratis (5), cuma-cuma, tanpa, kosong
• Interlingua: libere, gratis, gratuite (5)
• Irish: saor
• Italian: lìbero (1, 2); senza (3), privo di (3); illimitato (4); gratuito (5)
• Japanese: 自由 (じゆう, jiyū) (1), 無料 (むりょう, muryō) / ただ (tada) (2)
• Latin: liber (1, 2) (5 rarely)
• Latvian: brīvs (1, 2, 4); bez (3); par brīvu, bezmaksas (5)
• Low saxon: fri, leddig, lerrig, ledig
• Norwegian: fri, gratis (5)
• Occitan: liure (1,3), dobèrt (2), gratis (5), gratuït (5),
• Polish: wolny, niezależny, bezpłatny (5), nieograniczony
• Portuguese: livre (1,2), livre de (3), grátis (5), gratuito m (5), gratuita f (5), disponível, vazio m, vazia f
• Romanian: liber, gratis (5), gratuit m (5), gratuită f (5), disponibil
• Russian: свободный, вольный, бесплатный (5)
• Slovio: bezplatju
• Spanish: libre, gratis (5)
• Swedish: fri, gratis (5)
• Volapük: libik, livik