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1. (n.) wisdom tooth
the third molar on each side of the upper and lower jaws: the last tooth to erupt.
2. wisdom tooth
cut one's wisdom teeth, to attain maturity or discretion.
Etymology: (1660–70)
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| Definition of 'wisdom tooth' |
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1. (noun) wisdom tooth
any of the last 4 teeth on each side of the upper and lower jaw; the last of the permanent teeth to erupt (between ages 16 and 21)
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Sense: any one of the four back teeth cut after childhood, usually about the age of twenty.
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Afrikaans: verstandtand |
Arabic: ضِرْس العَقِل |
Bulgarian: мъдрец |
Brazilian: dente do siso |
Czech: zub moudrosti |
German: der Weisheitszahn |
Danish: visdomstand |
Greek: φρονιμίτης |
Spanish: muela del juicio |
Estonian: tarkusehammas |
Farsi: دندان عقل |
Finnish: viisaudenhammas |
French: dent de sagesse |
Hebrew: שֵׁן בִּינָה |
Hindi: अकिलदाढ़ |
Croatian: zub mudrosti |
Hungarian: bölcsességfog |
Indonesian: geraham |
Icelandic: vísdómstönn, endajaxl |
Italian: (dente del giudizio) |
Japanese: 親知らず |
Korean: 사랑니 |
Lithuanian: proto dantis |
Latvian: gudrības zobs |
Malay: gigi geraham bongsu |
Dutch: verstandskies |
Norwegian: visdomstann |
Polish: ząb mądrości |
Portuguese: dente do siso |
Romanian: măsea de minte |
Russian: зуб мудрости |
Slovak: zub múdrosti |
Slovenian: modrostni zob |
Serbian: umnjak |
Swedish: visdomstand |
Thai: ฟันกรามท้ายทั้ง 4 ซี่ |
Turkish: yirmi yaş dişi |
Taiwanese: 智齒 |
Ukrainian: зуб мудрості |
Urdu: دندان عقل |
Vietnamese: răng khôn |
Chinese: 智牙 |
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