English

Etymology
Latin Latin, from Greek θέ�ι� (position).

Noun
en-noun|theses

1. A statement supported by arguments.
2. A written essay submitted for a university degree.

Translations
trans-top|A statement supported by arguments
Croatian: teza f
Danish: tesis c, tese c
Dutch: these
Finnish: teesi, väite
French: thèse f
German: These f
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Italian: tesi f
Japanese: �� (rondai), 主張 (shuch�)
Portuguese: tese f
Spanish: tesis f
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trans-top|A written essay submitted for a university degree
Chinese: 论� (lùnwén)
Czech: diplomová práce f
Danish: afhandling c, disputats c
Dutch: proefschrift n
Finnish: väitöskirja, opinnäytetyö
French: thèse f
German: Dissertation f
Hebrew: ת�� (teza) f
Indonesian: disertasi
Italian: tesi
Japanese: �� (ronbun)
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Lithuanian: disertacija
Polish: dysertacja f
Portuguese: tese f
Romanian: tez� f
Russian: ди��е��а�и� (dissertátsija) f
Slovene: disertacija f
Spanish: tesis doctoral f
Swedish: dissertation c
Thai: THchar|วิ�ยา�ิ���� (wít-tá-yaa-ní-pon)
Vietnamese: �� án t�t nghi�p
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ttbc|Catalan: tesi f
ttbc|Italian: tesi f
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Related terms
hypothesis
dissertation

Category:English nouns with irregular plurals
Category:Greek derivations

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• 2007-12-02 20:49 - Mallerd - /* Translations */

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