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1. (n.) fingernail
the nail at the end of a finger.
2. fingernail
Print. Informal.
Etymology: (1200–50)
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1. (noun) fingernail
the nail at the end of a finger
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1. (noun) fingernail
one of the hard parts at the end of your fingers
to paint/cut your fingernails
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Sense: the nail at the tip of the finger.
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 Afrikaans: vingernael |
 Arabic: ظُفْر |
 Bulgarian: нокът |
 Brazilian: unha |
 Czech: nehet |
 German: der Fingernagel |
 Danish: fingernegl |
 Greek: νύχι χεριού |
 Spanish: uña |
 Estonian: sõrmeküüs |
 Farsi: ناخن |
 Finnish: kynsi |
 French: ongle |
 Hebrew: צִיפּוֹרֶן |
 Hindi: नाखुन |
 Croatian: nokat |
 Hungarian: köröm |
 Indonesian: kuku |
 Icelandic: fingurnögl |
 Italian: unghia |
 Japanese: 指のつめ |
 Korean: 손톱 |
 Lithuanian: nagas |
 Latvian: nags |
 Malay: kuku |
 Dutch: vingernagel |
 Norwegian: fingernegl |
 Polish: paznokieć |
 Persian: ناخن |
 Pashto: نوك |
 Portuguese: unha |
 Romanian: unghie |
 Russian: ноготь (пальца) |
 Slovak: necht |
 Slovenian: noht |
 Serbian: nokat |
 Swedish: fingernagel |
 Thai: เล็บมือ |
 Turkish: tırnak |
 Taiwanese: 手指甲 |
 Ukrainian: ніготь |
 Urdu: ناخن |
 Vietnamese: móng tay |
 Chinese: 手指甲 |
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