Two words that are easy to mix up. Congenial is an adjective meaning “Pleasant because it matches your nature — congenial names a well-suited, friendly fit…”, while Congenital is an adjective meaning “Present from birth — congenital names the inborn trait, not a later-acquired habit and…”. بالعربي: Congenial = منسجم، Congenital = خلقي.
منسجم — منسجم صفة لما يلائم الطبع ويبعث الود؛ ودود؛ ليس congenital الخلقي منذ الولادة 🤝
Pleasant because it matches your nature — congenial names a well-suited, friendly fit, not congenital (present from birth).
Counsel said a congenial filing room does not replace a granted patent.
خلقي — خلقي صفة لما وُجد منذ الولادة؛ ولادي؛ ليس عادة مكتسبة لاحقاً 🧬
Present from birth — congenital names the inborn trait, not a later-acquired habit and not automatically a genetic inheritance.
Counsel said a congenital claim still needs evidence, not only a birth-date stamp.
Congenial means Pleasant because it matches your nature — congenial names a well-suited, friendly fit, not congenital (present from birth). Congenital means Present from birth — congenital names the inborn trait, not a later-acquired habit and not automatically a genetic inheritance.
Congenial: منسجم. Congenital: خلقي.