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English

Etymology

Etymology tree
Proto-Indo-European *h₂éd
Proto-Italic *ad
Proto-Italic *ad-
Latin ad-
Proto-Indo-European *pel-
Proto-Indo-European *pleḱ-der.
Latin plicō
Latin applicō
Proto-Indo-European *-tós
Proto-Indo-European *-is
Proto-Indo-European *-tis
Proto-Indo-European *-Hō
Proto-Indo-European *-tiHō
Proto-Italic *-tiō
Latin -tiō
Latin applicātiōlbor.
Old French aplicacionbor.
Middle English applicacioun
English application

    From Late Middle English applicacioun, borrowed from Old French aplicacion (French application), from Latin applicātiōnem, accusative singular of applicātiō (“attachment; application, inclination”), from applicō (“join to, attach; apply”). Equivalent to apply +‎ -ication.

    Pronunciation

    • (Received Pronunciation, General American, Canada) IPA(key): /ˌæp.lɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/, /ˌæp.ləˈkeɪ.ʃən/
      • Audio (California):(file)
    • (Australia) IPA(key): /ˌæp.ləˈkæɪ.ʃən/
    • (New Zealand) IPA(key): /ˌɛp.ləˈkæɪ.ʃən/
    • Hyphenation: ap‧pli‧ca‧tion
    • Rhymes: -eɪʃən

    Noun

    application (countable and uncountable, plural applications)

    1. The act of physically applying or laying on.
      The application of this cream should reduce the swelling.
    2. The substance applied.
      • 1857, John Eadie, John Francis Waller, William John Macquorn Rankine, The Imperial Dictionary of Universal Biography:
        His body was stripped, laid out upon a table, and covered with a hearsecloth, when some of his attendants perceived symptoms of returning animation, and by the use of warm applications, internal and external, gradually restored him to life.
    3. The act of applying as a means; the employment of means to accomplish an end; specific use.
      • 1693, [John Locke], “§43”, in Some Thoughts Concerning Education, London: […] A[wnsham] and J[ohn] Churchill, […], →OCLC:
        All that I have hitherto contended for, is, that whatsoever rigor is necessary, it is more to be us'd, the younger children are; and having by a due application wrought its effect, it is to be relax'd, and chang'd into a milder sort of government.
      • 2026 August, Logan Wittmer, “Omtech 60W Autofocus MOPA Fiber Laser”, in Popular Woodworking, volume 290, number 4, page 10:
        What sets fiber lasers apart is their ability to mark (engrave) metal, which opens up a range of possibilities as a complement to woodworking. Brass nameplates for awards or plaques are an obvious application, but it goes further than that.
    4. The act of directing or referring something to a particular case, to discover or illustrate agreement or disagreement, fitness, or correspondence.
      I make the remark, and leave you to make the application.
      The application of a theory to a set of data can be challenging.
    5. (computing) A computer program or the set of software that the end user perceives as a single entity as a tool for a well-defined purpose. (Also called: application program; application software.)
      This application can connect to most social networks.
      • 2017, Mohsin Hamid, Exit West, Hamish Hamilton, page 15:
        Saeed straightened and held up his phone, directing its camera at the heavens, consulting an application that indicated the names of celestial bodies he did not know.
    6. A verbal or written request for assistance or employment or admission to a school, course or similar.
      December 31 is the deadline for MBA applications.
    7. (bureaucracy, law) A petition, entreaty, or other request, with the adposition for denoting the subject matter.
      Their application for a deferral of the hearing was granted.
    8. The act of requesting, claiming, or petitioning something.
    9. Diligence; close thought or attention.
    10. A kind of needlework; appliqué.
    11. (computing theory) The substitution of a specific value for the parameter in the abstraction, in lambda calculus.
    12. (obsolete) Compliance.

    Synonyms

    • (computer software): software, program, app

    Hyponyms

    • array application
    • aspect-oriented application
    • asynchronous application
    • attribute-oriented application
    • class-based application
    • classless application
    • command-line interface application
    • concept application
    • concurrent application
    • console application
    • constraint application
    • data-driven application
    • dataflow application
    • data-oriented application
    • data structure application
    • decision table application
    • declarative application
    • defensive application
    • dual-paradigm application
    • dynamically-typed application
    • dynamic application
    • embeddable application
    • end-user application
    • event-based application
    • event-driven application
    • evolutionary application
    • flow-based application
    • functional application
    • generic application
    • graphical user interface application
    • imperative application
    • instance-based application
    • iterative application
    • job application
    • language-oriented application
    • list-based application
    • logic-based application
    • machine application
    • macro application
    • mathematical application
    • metaapplication
    • modular application
    • monolithic application
    • multi-page application
    • multi-paradigm application
    • native application
    • natural language application
    • nondeterministic application
    • non-structured application
    • object-oriented application
    • partial application
    • partial function application
    • probabilistic application
    • process-oriented application
    • prototype-based application
    • reactive application
    • recursive application
    • reflective application
    • role-oriented application
    • rule-based application
    • single-page application
    • speculative application
    • stack-based application
    • statically typed application
    • static application
    • structured application
    • subject-oriented application
    • synchronous application
    • user interface application
    • visual application
    • Web application
    • XML-based application
    • See also Thesaurus:software

    Derived terms

    • app
    • applicational
    • application bundle
    • application domain
    • application form
    • applicationism
    • applicationist
    • application logic
    • application programme
    • application programming interface
    • application protocol data unit
    • application-specific
    • applicationwide
    • applistructure
    • bioapplication
    • coapplication
    • counterapplication
    • craplication
    • crapplication
    • cryoapplication
    • disapplication
    • enterprise application integration
    • field application engineer
    • inapplication
    • interapplication
    • killer application
    • malapplication
    • misapplication
    • multiapplication
    • nonapplication
    • overapplication
    • postapplication
    • preapplication
    • reapplication
    • rich Internet application
    • subapplication
    • underapplication
    • web application
    • weblication

    Descendants

    • Tok Pisin: aplikesen

    Translations

    the act of physically applying or laying on
    • Afrikaans: aanvraag
    • Arabic: تَطْبِيق m (taṭbīq)
      Gulf Arabic: تطبيق (tə6biq)
      Hijazi Arabic: تَطْبِيق m (taṭbīg)
    • Bulgarian: приложе́ние (bg) n (priložénie), употре́ба (bg) (upotréba)
    • Catalan: aplicació (ca) f
    • Chinese:
      Cantonese: 應用 / 应用 (jing3 jung6)
      Mandarin: 應用 / 应用 (zh) (yìngyòng)
    • Danish: applikation c, applicering c
    • Dutch: aanbrengen (nl) n
    • Finnish: siveleminen (fi), levittäminen (fi), käyttö (fi), applikaatio (fi)
    • French: application (fr) f
    • Galician: aplicación (gl) f
    • German: Anwendung (de) m
    • Greek: εφαρμογή (el) f (efarmogí), χρήση (el) f (chrísi)
      Ancient Greek: πρόσθεσις f (prósthesis)
    • Hebrew: יישום \ יִשּׂוּם m (yisúm), החלה f (hekhalá), תחולה f (tkhulá)
    • Hungarian: rávitel, bevonás (hu), felvitel (hu), felhordás
    • Italian: applicazione (it) f
    • Korean: 응용(應用) (ko) (eung'yong), 애플리케이션 (ko) (aepeullikeisyeon)
    • Macedonian: примена f (primena), применување n (primenuvanje)
    • Malay: pemakaian (ms)
    • Polish: aplikacja (pl) f
    • Portuguese: aplicação (pt) f
    • Romanian: aplicare (ro) f
    • Russian: примене́ние (ru) n (primenénije), приложе́ние (ru) n (priložénije)
    • Spanish: aplicación (es) f
    • Swedish: applikation (sv), applicering
    • Tagalog: salapat
    • Tamil: தடவு (ta) (taṭavu), நீவு (nīvu), போடு (ta) (pōṭu), தடவல் (taṭaval)
    • Turkish: başvuru (tr), müracaat (tr), dilekçe (tr)
    • Vietnamese: áp dụng (vi), ứng dụng (vi)
    • Zhuang: wngqyungh
    substance applied
    • Catalan: aplicació (ca) f
    • Dutch: toepassing (nl)
    • Finnish: levite (fi)
    • French: application (fr) f
    • Greek: εφαρμογή (el) f (efarmogí)
    • Hebrew: יישום \ יִשּׂוּם m (yisúm)
    • Hungarian: bevonat (hu)
    • Korean: 적용물(適用物) (jeogyongmul)
    • Portuguese: aplicação (pt) f
    • Romanian: aplicație (ro) f
    • Spanish: aplicación (es) f
    the act of applying as a means
    • Armenian: կիրառում (hy) (kiraṙum)
    • Catalan: aplicació (ca) f
    • Dutch: toepassing (nl) f
    • Finnish: soveltaminen (fi), käyttö (fi)
    • French: application (fr) f
    • German: Anwendung (de) f
    • Hebrew: יישום \ יִשּׂוּם m (yisúm), שימוש (he) m (shimúsh)
    • Hungarian: alkalmazás (hu), felhasználás (hu), használat (hu), igénybevétel (hu)
    • Indonesian: permintaan (id), pengajuan (id), amprah
    • Italian: applicazione (it)
    • Korean: 응용(應用) (ko) (eung'yong)
    • Macedonian: примена f (primena)
    • Malayalam: പ്രയോഗം (ml) (prayōgaṁ)
    • Polish: aplikacja (pl) f, stosowanie (pl) n, zastosowanie (pl) n
    • Portuguese: aplicação (pt) f
    • Romanian: aplicație (ro) f
    • Russian: примене́ние (ru) n (primenénije)
    • Sanskrit: उपयोग (sa) m (upayoga)
    • Spanish: aplicación (es) f
    • Turkish: tatbik (tr) (dated), uygulama (tr)
      Ottoman Turkish: تطبیق (tatbik)
    • Ukrainian: застосува́ння n (zastosuvánnja), вжива́ння n (vžyvánnja)
    the act of directing or referring something to a particular case
    • Bulgarian: приложи́мост (bg) f (priložímost)
    • Dutch: toepassing in de praktijk f
    • Finnish: soveltaminen (fi)
    • French: application (fr) f
    • German: Anwendung (de) f
    • Greek: εφαρμογή (el) f (efarmogí)
    • Hebrew: יישום \ יִשּׂוּם m (yisúm)
    • Hungarian: alkalmazás (hu)
    • Italian: impiego (it) m
    • Korean: 적용(適用) (ko) (jeogyong)
    • Macedonian: примена f (primena)
    • Malayalam: പ്രയോഗം (ml) (prayōgaṁ)
    • Polish: aplikacja (pl) f
    • Portuguese: aplicação (pt) f
    • Russian: примене́ние (ru) n (primenénije)
    • Turkish: tatbik (tr) (dated), uygulama (tr)
    • Ukrainian: застосува́ння n (zastosuvánnja), вжива́ння n (vžyvánnja)
    computer program
    • Afrikaans: toepassing, applikasie
    • Arabic: تَطْبِيق m (taṭbīq)
      Gulf Arabic: برنامج (bərnaməj), تطبيق (tə6biq), أبلكيشن (əblɪkeʆɪn)
      Hijazi Arabic: تَطْبِيق m (taṭbīg)
    • Armenian: գործադիր (hy) (gorcadir), հավելված (hy) (havelvac)
    • Assamese: এপ্লিকেচন (eplikeson), এপ (ep)
    • Azerbaijani: tətbiq, proqram (az)
    • Basque: please add this translation if you can
    • Belarusian: дада́так m (dadátak), прагра́ма f (prahráma)
    • Bulgarian: приложе́ние (bg) n (priložénie), програ́ма (bg) f (prográma)
    • Catalan: aplicació (ca) f
    • Chinese:
      Mandarin: 應用程序 / 应用程序 (yìngyòng chéngxù), 應用程式 / 应用程式 (zh) (yìngyòng chéngshì)
    • Czech: aplikace (cs) f
    • Dutch: computerprogramma (nl) n, softwarepakket (nl) n, toepassing (nl) f, applicatie (nl) f
    • Esperanto: aplikaĵo
    • Estonian: rakendus
    • Finnish: sovellus (fi)
    • French: application (fr) f, programme (fr) m
    • Georgian: აპლიკაცია (aṗliḳacia)
    • German: Anwendung (de) f, Applikation (de) f, App (de) f
    • Greek: εφαρμογή (el) f (efarmogí), πρόγραμμα (el) n (prógramma)
    • Gujarati: અનુપ્રયોગ (anuprayog)
    • Hebrew: יישום \ יִשּׂוּם m (yisúm), אַפְּלִיקַצְיָה (he) f (aplikátsya), תׇּכְנָה f (tokhná)
    • Hindi: ऍप्लिकेशन (ĕplikeśan)
    • Hungarian: alkalmazás (hu), app (hu), applikáció (hu)
    • Icelandic: forrit (is) n, tölvuforrit (is) n
    • Indonesian: aplikasi (id)
    • Irish: feidhmchlár m
    • Italian: applicazione (it) f, applicativo (it) m, programma (it) m
    • Japanese: アプリケーション (ja) (apurikēshon), アプリ (ja) (apuri)
    • Javanese: aplikasi (jv), pangetrap
    • Kazakh: қолданба (kk) (qoldanba), қосымша (kk) (qosımša)
    • Khmer: កម្មវិធី (km) (kamvithii)
    • Korean: 애플리케이션 (ko) (aepeullikeisyeon), 앱 (ko) (aep)
    • Kyrgyz: колдонмо (ky) (koldonmo)
    • Lao: please add this translation if you can
    • Latvian: aplikācija f, lietotne f, lietojumprogrammatūra f
    • Lithuanian: programėlė f
    • Macedonian: извршник m (izvršnik), програм m (program), извршен програм m (izvršen program), апликација f (aplikacija)
    • Malay: aplikasi (ms)
    • Māori: taupānga
    • Mongolian:
      Cyrillic: програм (program)
    • Norwegian:
      Bokmål: applikasjon m, program n
      Nynorsk: applikasjon m, program n
    • Persian:
      Iranian Persian: بَرْنامِه (barnâme), اَپْلیکِیْشِن (aplikeyšen), اَپ (ap)
    • Polish: aplikacja (pl) f, program komputerowy (pl) m
    • Portuguese: aplicativo (pt) m (Brazil), aplicação (pt) f (Portugal)
    • Romanian: aplicație (ro) f
    • Russian: приложе́ние (ru) n (priložénije), (прикладная) програ́мма (ru) f (prográmma)
    • Scottish Gaelic: cleachdadh m
    • Serbo-Croatian:
      Cyrillic: аплика́ција f
      Latin: aplikácija (sh) f
    • Slovak: aplikácia f
    • Slovene: aplikacija f
    • Spanish: aplicación (es) f, aplicativo m
    • Sundanese: aplikasi
    • Swedish: applikation (sv), programvara (sv)
    • Tajik: нармафзор (tg) (narmafzor), барнома (tg) (barnoma), замима (tg) (zamima)
    • Tamil: செயலி (ta) (ceyali), நிரல் (ta) (niral)
    • Tatar: кушымтама (quşımtama)
    • Thai: แอปพลิเคชัน (ɛ́p-plì-kee-chân), แอป (ɛ́p), โปรแกรมประยุกต์
    • Tigrinya: መተግበሪ (mätägbäri)
    • Turkish: uygulama (tr)
    • Ukrainian: застосу́нок m (zastosúnok), дода́ток m (dodátok), програ́ма f (prohráma)
    • Urdu: اطلاق (itlāq)
    • Uzbek: ilova (uz)
    • Vietnamese: ứng dụng (vi)
    verbal or written request, especially for assistance or employment or admission to a school, course or similar
    • Albanian: kërkesë (sq) f
    • Arabic: كِتَاب (ar) m (kitāb), اِسْتِمَارَة f (istimāra), طَلَب (ar) m (ṭalab)
    • Aragonese: demanda f
    • Assamese: দৰ্খাস্ত (dorkhasto)
    • Belarusian: зая́ва f (zajáva), заяўле́нне n (zajawljénnje), про́сьба f (prósʹba), зая́ўка f (zajáwka)
    • Bulgarian: заявле́ние (bg) n (zajavlénie), молба́ (bg) f (molbá)
    • Catalan: sol·licitud (ca) f
    • Chinese:
      Mandarin: 申請 / 申请 (zh) (shēnqǐng), 請求 / 请求 (zh) (qǐngqiú)
    • Czech: přihláška (cs) f, žádost (cs) f
    • Danish: ansøgning (da) c
    • Dutch: aanschrijven (nl) n, aanvraag (nl) f, sollicitatie (nl) f (for a job)
    • Esperanto: kandidateco
    • Estonian: taotlus
    • Finnish: hakemus (fi)
    • French: candidature (fr) f, demande (fr) f
    • Georgian: განცხადება (gancxadeba)
    • German: Antrag (de) m, Bewerbung (de) f (for a job)
    • Greek: αίτηση (el) f (aítisi)
    • Hebrew: בַּקָּשָׁה (he) f (bakashá), עֲתִירָה f (atirá)
    • Hindi: आवेदन (hi) m (āvedan), अर्ज़ी f (arzī)
    • Hungarian: jelentkezés (hu)
    • Icelandic: umsókn (is) f
    • Indonesian: pendaftaran (id)
    • Irish: iarratas (ga) m
    • Italian: candidatura (it) f
    • Japanese: 応募 (ja) (おうぼ, ōbo), 出願 (ja) (しゅつがん, shutsugan), 申し込み (ja) (もうしこみ, mōshikomi), 申請 (ja) (しんせい, shinsei)
    • Kazakh: мәлімдеме (mälimdeme), өтініш (ötiniš)
    • Korean: 신청(申請) (ko) (sincheong)
    • Kyrgyz: өтүнүч (ky) (ötünüc)
    • Latvian: pieteikums m
    • Lithuanian: prašymas m
    • Macedonian: поднесок m (podnesok), барање (mk) n (baranje), молба f (molba)
    • Malayalam: അപേക്ഷ (ml) (apēkṣa)
    • Māori: tono
    • Norwegian:
      Bokmål: søknad m
    • Persian:
      Dari: عَرِیضَه (arīza)
      Iranian Persian: دَرْخواسْت (darxâst), تَقاضانامِه (taġâzânâme), عَریضِه (arize)
    • Plautdietsch: Aunfroag f
    • Polish: wniosek (pl) m, aplikacja (pl) f
    • Portuguese: inscrição (pt) f, candidatura (pt) f
    • Russian: заявле́ние (ru) n (zajavlénije), хода́тайство (ru) n (xodátajstvo), про́сьба (ru) f (prósʹba), проше́ние (ru) n (prošénije), зая́вка (ru) f (zajávka), обраще́ние (ru) n (obraščénije)
    • Scottish Gaelic: iarrtas m
    • Serbo-Croatian:
      Cyrillic: за́хтев m, за́хтјев m, мо̀лба f
      Latin: záhtev m, záhtjev (sh) m, mòlba (sh) f
    • Slovak: žiadosť f
    • Slovene: prošnja f
    • Spanish: solicitud (es) f, aplicación (es) f (Latin America)
    • Swedish: ansökan (sv) c
    • Tajik: ариза (ariza)
    • Tamil: விண்ணப்பம் (ta) (viṇṇappam)
    • Telugu: దరఖాస్తు (te) (darakhāstu)
    • Turkish: dilekçe (tr)
    • Ukrainian: зая́ва f (zajáva), зая́вка (uk) f (zajávka), зве́рнення n (zvérnennja), проха́ння n (proxánnja), про́сьба f (prósʹba)
    • Urdu: عَرْضی f ('arzī), عَرِیضَہ m ('arīza)
    • Uzbek: ariza (uz), arznoma (uz)
    • Vietnamese: đơn xin, đơn (vi)
    (bureaucracy, law) petition, entreaty, or other request, with the adposition for denoting the subject matter
    • Bulgarian: молба (bg) f (molba)
    • Finnish: anomus, hakemus
    • German: Antrag (de) m
    • Hungarian: kérvény (hu), kérelem (hu), pályázat (hu), indítvány (hu), folyamodvány (hu)
    • Korean: 신청서 (ko) (sincheongseo)
    • Polish: aplikacja (pl) f
    • Tamil: மனு (ta) (maṉu)
    the act of requesting, claiming, petitioning something
    • Finnish: hakeminen, muutoksenhaku
    • German: Beantragen n, Beantragung f
    • Hebrew: בַּקָּשָׁה (he) f (bakashá)
    • Hungarian: pályázás (hu), igénylés (hu), kérelmezés (hu), jelentkezés (hu)
    • Korean: 청원 (cheong'won)
    • Malayalam: അപേക്ഷ (ml) (apēkṣa)
    • Tamil: தாக்கல் (ta) (tākkal), விண்ணப்பி (viṇṇappi)
    diligence; close thought or attention
    • Hungarian: igyekezet (hu), szorgalom (hu)
    • Korean: 전념 (ko) (jeonnyeom)
    type of needlework — see appliqué
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    • Norman: (please verify) applyicâtion f (Jersey)

    French

    Etymology

    Inherited from Middle French application, from Old French aplicacion, from Latin applicātiōnem.

    Pronunciation

    • IPA(key): /a.pli.ka.sjɔ̃/
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    Noun

    application f (plural applications)

    1. application
    2. (mathematics) mapping
    3. (software) application
      Synonym: programme

    Derived terms

    • application Web

    Related terms

    • appliquer

    Descendants

    • Haitian Creole: aplikasyon
    • → Turkish: aplikasyon

    Further reading

    • “application”, in Trésor de la langue française informatisé [Digitized Treasury of the French Language], 2012

    Middle French

    Alternative forms

    • applicacion

    Etymology

    From Old French aplicacion, from Latin applicātiōnem, accusative singular of applicātiō.

    Noun

    application f (plural applications)

    1. application (act of applying something)

    Descendants

    • French: application

    References

    • application on Dictionnaire du Moyen Français (1330–1500) (in French)
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