| Definition of 'domesticated' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) domestic, domesticated
converted or adapted to domestic use
"domestic animals"; "domesticated plants like maize"
2. (adj) domesticated
accustomed to home life
"some men think it unmanly to be domesticated; others find gratification in it"
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| Definition of 'domesticated' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. domesticated
of Domesticate
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Sense: (of animals) accustomed to living near and being used by people
Cows and sheep have been domesticated for many thousands of years.
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 Afrikaans: makgemaak |
 Arabic: مُدَجَّن |
 Bulgarian: опитомен |
 Brazilian: domesticado |
 Czech: zdomácnělý |
 German: gezähmt |
 Danish: tam; tæmmet |
 Greek: εξημερωμένος (για ζώο) |
 Spanish: domesticado |
 Estonian: kodustatud |
 Farsi: اهلی؛ خانگی |
 Finnish: kesytetty |
 French: domestiqué |
 Hebrew: מְבוּיָת |
 Hindi: पालतू |
 Croatian: udomaćene |
 Hungarian: megszelídített |
 Indonesian: dipiara |
 Icelandic: taminn |
 Italian: addomesticato |
 Japanese: 飼い慣らされた |
 Korean: 길들여진 |
 Lithuanian: prijaukintas |
 Latvian: (par dzīvnieku) pieradinā |
 Malay: ternak |
 Dutch: tam |
 Norwegian: tam, temmet |
 Polish: oswojony, udomowiony |
 Persian: اهلی؛ خانگی |
 Pashto: اهلی |
 Portuguese: domesticado |
 Romanian: domesticit |
 Russian: одомашненный |
 Slovak: zdomácnený |
 Slovenian: udomačen |
 Serbian: pripitomiti |
 Swedish: tam, domesticerad |
 Thai: ทำให้เชื่อง; ที่เป็นสัตว์ |
 Turkish: evcilleştirilmiş |
 Taiwanese: 馴養的 |
 Ukrainian: приручений; одомашнений |
 Urdu: گھر سے مانوس جانور |
 Vietnamese: đã được thuần dưỡng |
 Chinese: 驯化的 |
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