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abdomen Noun the part of the body that contains the stomach and intestines [Latin] abdominal adj
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abdomen Translations n abdomen [ˈӕbdəmən] the part of the body between the hips and the lower ribs. abdomen بَطْن корем břicho mave; underliv; bughule der Unterleib κοιλιά abdomen kõht شکم vatsa abdomen בֶּטֶן पेट trbuh has perut kviður, kviðarhol addome 腹部 복부 pilvas vēders abdomen buik mage, bukhule, mageregion brzuch abdómen abdomen брюшная полость brucho trebuh trbuh abdomen, buk ท้อง karın 腹部 черево, живіт بطن، پیٹ bụng 腹部 adj abˈdominal [-ˈdo-] abdominaal بَطْنِي، مُتَعَلِّق بِالْبَطن коремен břišní mave-; underlivs-; bughule- Unterleibs... κοιλιακός abdominal kõhu- شکمی vatsa- abdominal בִּטנִי उदर सम्बन्धी trbušni hasi mengenai perut kviðar-, kviðarhols- addominale 腹部の pilvo vēdera- abdomen buik- buk-, mage- brzuszny abdominal abdominal брюшной brušný trebušen trbušni abdominal, buk- เกี่ยวกับท้อง karna ait 腹部的 черевний بطن سے متعلق ở bụng 腹部的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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For the first time Genevieve saw the stomach-breathing of a man, an abdomen that rose and fell far more with every breath than her breast rose and fell after she had run for a car. From the right side of his abdomen, blood was welling out making a large stain on the grass. A little of this so disconcerted the tiger, knocking its breath from it I imagine, that it lost its hold and then, quick as a cat, the great thag was up again and had buried those mighty horns deep in the tarag's abdomen, pinning him to the floor of the arena. |
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