Definitions for LINGUAˈlɪŋ gwə
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
lin•gua*ˈlɪŋ gwə(n.)(pl.)-guae
the tongue or a part like a tongue.
* (-gwē)..
Origin of lingua:
1665–75; < L; akin to tongue
Princeton's WordNet
tongue, lingua, glossa, clapper(noun)
a mobile mass of muscular tissue covered with mucous membrane and located in the oral cavity
Webster Dictionary
Lingua(noun)
a tongue
Lingua(noun)
a median process of the labium, at the under side of the mouth in insects, and serving as a tongue
Translations for LINGUA
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
tongue(noun)
the fleshy organ inside the mouth, used in tasting, swallowing, speaking etc
The doctor looked at her tongue.
- tongAfrikaans
- لِسانArabic
- езикBulgarian
- línguaPortuguese (BR)
- jazykCzech
- die ZungeGerman
- tungeDanish
- γλώσσα (ανθρώπινο όργανο)Greek
- lenguaSpanish
- keelEstonian
- زبانFarsi
- kieliFinnish
- langueFrench
- לָשוֹןHebrew
- जीभHindi
- jezikCroatian
- nyelvHungarian
- lidahIndonesian
- tungaIcelandic
- linguaItalian
- 舌Japanese
- 혀Korean
- liežuvisLithuanian
- mēleLatvian
- lidahMalay
- tongDutch
- tungeNorwegian
- językPolish
- زبانPersian
- ژبه، دغوښې ټوټه: وينا، ژبه ( لكه پښتو )، ژبۍ: دوينا سبكPashto
- línguaPortuguese
- limbăRomanian
- языкRussian
- jazykSlovak
- jezikSlovenian
- jezikSerbian
- tungaSwedish
- ลิ้นThai
- dilTurkish
- 舌頭Chinese (Trad.)
- язикUkrainian
- زبان، جيبUrdu
- lưỡiVietnamese
- 舌头Chinese (Simp.)
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