| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: factional |
| etymologically related | eng: -faction |
| etymologically related | eng: fact |
| etymologically related | eng: factor |
| etymologically related | eng: factorial |
| etymologically related | eng: factory |
| etymologically related | eng: fashion |
| etymologically related | eng: fiction |
| etymologically related | eng: splinter group |
| etymology | eng: fact |
| etymology | eng: fiction |
| etymology | lat: factio |
| has derived form | eng: factions |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /ˈfæk.ʃən/ |
| semantically related | eng: brigue |
| semantically related | eng: cabal |
| semantically related | eng: camarilla |
| semantically related | eng: conjure |
| semantically related | eng: connivance |
| semantically related | eng: conspire |
| semantically related | eng: junto |
| semantically related | eng: storyline |
| synonym | eng: part |
| synonym | eng: splinter |
| translation | deu: Fraktion |
| translation | ell: φατρία |
| translation | eng: discord |
| translation | eng: strife |
| translation | epo: fakcio |
| translation | fin: siipi |
| translation | fin: suuntaus |
| translation | lit: frakcija |
| translation | rus: фракция |
| translation | slv: frakcija |
| translation | spa: facción |
| translation | tel: ముఠా |
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