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1. (n.pl.) entrails
the inner organs of the body.
2. entrails
the intestines.
3. entrails
the internal parts of anything; insides.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME entrailles < AF, MF < VL *interālia (cf. early ML intrālia), alter., by suffix change (see -al1), of L interānea guts, neut. pl. of interāneus)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) viscera, entrails, innards
internal organs collectively (especially those in the abdominal cavity)
"`viscera' is the plural form of `viscus'"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. entrails
the internal parts of animal bodies; the bowels; the guts; viscera; intestines
2. entrails
the internal parts; as, the entrails of the earth
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Sense: the internal parts of the body, especially the intestines
a chicken's entrails.
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 Afrikaans: derms |
 Arabic: أمْعاء، أحْشاء |
 Bulgarian: вътрешности |
 Brazilian: entranhas |
 Czech: vnitřnosti |
 German: die Eingeweide (pl.) |
 Danish: indvolde |
 Greek: εντόσθια (πληθ.) |
 Spanish: entrañas |
 Estonian: sisikond |
 Farsi: دل و روده؛ بخش درونی |
 Finnish: sisälmykset |
 French: entrailles |
 Hebrew: מֵעַיים |
 Hindi: आंत |
 Croatian: utroba, crijeva |
 Hungarian: belső részek |
 Indonesian: jeroan |
 Icelandic: innyfli, iður |
 Italian: interiora |
 Japanese: 内臓 |
 Korean: 내장, 창자 |
 Lithuanian: žarnos, viduriai |
 Latvian: iekšas |
 Malay: isi perut |
 Dutch: ingewanden |
 Norwegian: innvoller |
 Polish: wnętrzności |
 Persian: دل و روده؛ بخش درونی |
 Pashto: كولمى، دنس دننه اجزا |
 Portuguese: entranhas |
 Romanian: maţe |
 Russian: внутренности |
 Slovak: vnútornosti |
 Slovenian: drobovje |
 Serbian: iznutrice |
 Swedish: inälvor |
 Thai: อวัยวะภายในของคนและสัตว์ |
 Turkish: iç organlar, bağırsaklar |
 Taiwanese: 內臟 |
 Ukrainian: нутрощі, кишки |
 Urdu: انسان یا حیوان کا اندرونہ |
 Vietnamese: lòng |
 Chinese: 内脏 |
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