Interglot - "gentler" translated from English to Dutch

Summary

English to Dutch: more detail...

gentler:
- milder
gentle:
- zacht; zachtaardig; goedhartig; mild; welwillend; clement; mak
Wiktionary:
- gentle → delicaat, fijn, gevoelig, iel, kies, kieskeurig, tactvol, teder, teer

English

Detailed Translations for gentler from English to Dutch

Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
milder	gentler; milder

Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	appease; assuage; conciliate; ennoble; entitle; gruntle; lenify; mollify; pacify; placate
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
clement	gentle	forgiving
goedhartig	gentle	benevolent; good-natured; kind; kind-hearted; mild
mak	gentle
mild	gentle	benevolent; generous; good-natured; kind; kind-hearted; liberal; magnanimous; mild; munificent; noble; open-handed; unsparing
welwillend	gentle	benevolent; cooperative; lenient; obliging; readiness; ready; sympathetic; willing; willingly
zacht	gentle	soft
zachtaardig	gentle	benevolent; good-natured; kind; kind-hearted; mild
-	aristocratic; aristocratical; blue; blue-blooded; docile; easy; patrician; soft
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	meek; soft

marked by moderate steepness¹
- a gentle slope¹
having little impact¹
- gentle rain¹
- a gentle breeze¹
having or showing a kindly or tender nature¹
- the gentle touch of her hand¹
- her gentle manner was comforting¹
- a gentle sensitive nature¹
- gentle blue eyes¹
quiet and soothing¹
- a gentle voice¹
- a gentle nocturne¹
soft and mild; not harsh or stern or severe¹
- a gentle reprimand¹
- a vein of gentle irony¹
- poked gentle fun at him¹
belonging to or characteristic of the nobility or aristocracy¹
- of gentle blood¹
easily handled or managed¹
- a gentle old horse, docile and obedient¹
stroke soothingly¹
cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of¹
give a title to someone; make someone a member of the nobility¹

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• gentle	→ delicaat; fijn; gevoelig; iel; kies; kieskeurig; tactvol; teder; teer	↔ délicat — Qui est d’une très grande finesse, très délié.