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1. (adj.) intestinal
of, pertaining to, being in, or affecting the intestines.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) intestinal, enteric, enteral
of or relating to or inside the intestines
"intestinal disease"
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1. (adj) intestinal
of or pertaining to the intestines of an animal; as, the intestinal tube; intestinal digestion; intestinal ferments
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Sense: (often in plural) the lower part of the food passage in man and animals.
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 Afrikaans: derm |
 Arabic: مَعْوي |
 Bulgarian: чревен |
 Brazilian: intestinal |
 Czech: střevní |
 German: Darm-... |
 Danish: tarm- |
 Greek: εντερικός |
 Spanish: intestinal |
 Estonian: soole- |
 Farsi: روده ای |
 Finnish: suoli- |
 French: intestinal |
 Hebrew: שֶׁל הַמֵעַיִים |
 Hindi: आतसंबन्धी |
 Croatian: crijevni |
 Hungarian: bél- |
 Indonesian: mengenai usus |
 Icelandic: garna-,þarma- |
 Italian: intestinale |
 Japanese: 腸の |
 Korean: 장(腸)의 |
 Lithuanian: žarnų |
 Latvian: zarnu- |
 Malay: usus |
 Dutch: darm- |
 Norwegian: tarm-, innvolls- |
 Polish: jelitowy |
 Persian: روده ای |
 Pashto: د كولمو په شكل |
 Portuguese: intestinal |
 Romanian: intestinal |
 Russian: кишечный |
 Slovak: črevný |
 Slovenian: črevesen |
 Serbian: crevni |
 Swedish: tarm-, inälvs- |
 Thai: เกี่ยวกับลำไส้ |
 Turkish: bağırsaklara ait |
 Taiwanese: 腸的 |
 Ukrainian: кишковий |
 Urdu: امعائی |
 Vietnamese: thuộc về ruột |
 Chinese: 肠的 |
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