man-made

See also: manmade

English

Alternative forms

• manmade

Etymology

From man +‎ made.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈmænˌmeɪd/

Adjective

man-made (not comparable)

1. Created by people, as opposed to occurring in nature; artificial or synthetic.

Usage notes

• See the usage notes about man.

Synonyms

• human-made, person-made

Hyponyms

• woman-made

Translations

created by a human

Bulgarian: изкуствен (bg) (izkustven), направен от човек (napraven ot čovek) Chinese: Mandarin: 人為的／人为的 (rénwéi de), 人造的 (rénzào de), 人工的 (réngōng de) Dutch: door mensenhanden gemaakt Finnish: ihmisen tekemä, ihmisten tekemä, keinotekoinen (fi) French: synthétique (fr), de main d’homme (fr) German: menschengemacht (de) Greek: ανθρωπογενής (el) (anthropogenís) Hebrew: מַעֲשֵׂה יְדֵי אָדָם (he) (ma'asé ydéy adám) Hungarian: mesterséges (hu), ember alkotta Icelandic: manngerður, tilbúinn (is) Irish: saorga (ga), de dhéantús an duine Japanese: 人工 (ja) (じんこう, jinkō) Malayalam: മനുഷ്യനിർമ്മിത (manuṣyaniṟmmita) Norwegian: Bokmål: menneskeskapt Nynorsk: menneskeskapt Polish: sztuczny (pl), syntetyczny (pl) Portuguese: artificial (pt) Romanian: artificial (ro) Russian: иску́сственный (ru) (iskússtvennyj), рукотво́рный (ru) (rukotvórnyj) Spanish: artificial (es), hecho por el hombre Swedish: konstgjord (sv) Turkish: insan mamulü (obsolecent), insan yapımı (tr), yapay (tr)

Anagrams

• made man