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1. (n.) tummy
the stomach or abdomen.
Etymology: (1865–70; nursery alter. of stomach)
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1. (noun) pot, potbelly, bay window, corporation, tummy
slang for a paunch
2. (noun) stomach, tummy, tum, breadbasket
an enlarged and muscular saclike organ of the alimentary canal; the principal organ of digestion
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1. (noun) tummy
used when speaking to children to mean the "stomach" or "abdomen"
My tummy hurts.; I'm going to tickle your tummy.
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Sense: a (especially child's) word for stomach
She has a pain in her tummy; (
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 Afrikaans: maag |
 Arabic: مَعِدَه، بَطْن |
 Bulgarian: корем |
 Brazilian: estômago / barriga |
 Czech: břicho, bříško |
 German: der Bauch; Bauch-... |
 Danish: mave; mave- |
 Greek: στομαχάκι, κοιλίτσα |
 Spanish: barriga |
 Estonian: kõtu |
 Farsi: دل |
 Finnish: masu |
 French: (de) ventre |
 Hebrew: בֶּטֶן |
 Hindi: पेट |
 Croatian: trbuh,“tibica” |
 Hungarian: poci |
 Indonesian: perut |
 Icelandic: malli, mallakútur |
 Italian: pancino |
 Japanese: おなか |
 Korean: 배 |
 Lithuanian: pilvelis |
 Latvian: vēders; vēderiņš, puncis |
 Malay: perut |
 Dutch: buik |
 Norwegian: mage |
 Polish: brzuszek |
 Persian: دل |
 Pashto: دل |
 Portuguese: barriga |
 Romanian: (de) burtă |
 Russian: живот(ик) |
 Slovak: brucho, bruško |
 Slovenian: trebuh |
 Serbian: tiba |
 Swedish: mage |
 Thai: ท้อง (คำไม่เป็นทางการ) |
 Turkish: mide, karın |
 Taiwanese: (兒語)肚子 |
 Ukrainian: черевце, животик |
 Urdu: پيٹ |
 Vietnamese: bụng |
 Chinese: （儿语）肚子 |
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