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1. (n.) nourishment
something that nourishes; food; sustenance.
2. nourishment
the act of nourishing.
3. nourishment
the state of being nourished.
Etymology: (1375–1425; late ME norysshement < MF norissement)
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| Definition of 'nourishment' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) nutriment, nourishment, nutrition, sustenance, aliment, alimentation, victuals
a source of materials to nourish the body
2. (noun) nourishment
the act of nourishing
"her nourishment of the orphans saved many lives"
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1. (noun) nourishment
food or the substances in food that bring growth and health
food that the children depend on for nourishment
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| Definition of 'nourishment' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) nourishment
the act of nourishing, or the state of being nourished; nutrition
2. (noun) nourishment
that which serves to nourish; nutriment; food
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Sense: something that nourishes; food
Plants draw nourishment from the earth.
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Afrikaans: voeding |
Arabic: غِذاء، تَغْذِيَه |
Bulgarian: подхранване |
Brazilian: alimento |
Czech: výživa; jídlo |
German: die Nahrung |
Danish: føde; næring |
Greek: τροφή |
Spanish: alimento |
Estonian: toit |
Farsi: غذا؛ قوت |
Finnish: ravinto |
French: nourriture |
Hebrew: מָזוֹן |
Hindi: पुष्टिकारक पदार्थ |
Croatian: hrana, hranjenje |
Hungarian: táplálék |
Indonesian: makanan |
Icelandic: næring |
Italian: nutrimento |
Japanese: 栄養 |
Korean: 영양물 |
Lithuanian: maistas, maitinimas, mais |
Latvian: barība |
Malay: khasiat |
Dutch: voeding |
Norwegian: (er)næring |
Polish: pożywienie |
Persian: غذا؛ قوت |
Pashto: خواړه |
Portuguese: alimento |
Romanian: hrană |
Russian: питание; пища |
Slovak: výživa |
Slovenian: hrana |
Serbian: hrana |
Swedish: näring, föda |
Thai: อาหารที่บำรุงร่างกาย |
Turkish: besin, gıda, yiyecek |
Taiwanese: 營養,營養品 |
Ukrainian: годування; їжа |
Urdu: غذا، خوراک |
Vietnamese: chất dinh dưỡng |
Chinese: 食物,滋养品 |
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