Definition
Relating to, caused by, or involving friction; describing forces that resist movement between surfaces.
Etymology
From 'friction' plus the suffix '-al.' The suffix transforms the noun into an adjective describing things related to or characterized by friction.
Kelly Says
Physics class becomes so much clearer when you realize that 'frictional forces' are just the name scientists give to that resistance you feel when you rub your hands together!
Translations
ARالعربية
احتكاك
iht-i-kāk
CACatalà
fricció
frisk-syohn
DADansk
friktions
frisk-shun
DEDeutsch
reibungsfähig
ray-bung-sfay-hihk
ESEspañol
fricción
frik-syohn
FISuomi
kitkähdys
kit-ka-hdis
FRFrançais
frictionnel
frik-syohn-el
HUMagyar
súrlódás
sur-lo-dhash
IDBahasa Indonesia
gesekan
ge-se-kan
ITItaliano
frizionale
fritz-yo-ne-al
MSBahasa Melayu
gesekan
ge-se-kan
NLNederlands
wrijvings
vry-vings
NONorsk
friksjons
frisk-shun
PAPA
ਚਾ reklam
chaa rek-lam
PLPolski
tłaczny
twash-ny
PTPortuguês
fricional
frik-syohn-al
RORomână
frictional
frik-syohn-al
RUРусский
трениевое
tre-nee-e-vo-ye
SVSvenska
friktions
frisk-shun
SWKiswahili
futafuta
foo-ta-foo-ta
TAதமிழ்
தொடர்பு
to-dar-pu
THไทย
ถูกลาก
thoo-gluk-lag
TRTürkçe
sürtünmeli
sur-tun-meh-li
UKУкраїнська
трібно
try-b-no
VITiếng Việt
ma sát
ma-sat