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1. (n.) womb
the place in which anything is formed or produced.
2. womb
the interior of anything.
3. womb
Obs. the belly.
Etymology: (bef. 900; OE, c. OFris, MLG wamme, OHG, Go wamba, ON v&oogon;mb)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) uterus, womb
a hollow muscular organ in the pelvic cavity of females; contains the developing fetus
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) womb
the belly; the abdomen
2. (noun) womb
the uterus. See Uterus
3. (noun) womb
the place where anything is generated or produced
4. (noun) womb
any cavity containing and enveloping anything
5. (verb) womb
to inclose in a womb, or as in a womb; to breed or hold in secret
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Sense: the part of the body of a female mammal in which the young are developed and kept until birth.
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 Afrikaans: baarmoeder |
 Arabic: رَحْم |
 Bulgarian: утроба |
 Brazilian: útero |
 Czech: děloha |
 German: die Gebärmutter |
 Danish: livmor |
 Greek: μήτρα |
 Spanish: matriz,útero |
 Estonian: emakas,üsk |
 Farsi: زهدان؛ رحم |
 Finnish: kohtu |
 French: utérus |
 Hebrew: רֶחֶם |
 Hindi: गर्भ |
 Croatian: utroba |
 Hungarian: méh |
 Indonesian: rahim |
 Icelandic: leg |
 Italian: utero |
 Japanese: 子宮 |
 Korean: 자궁 |
 Lithuanian: gimda |
 Latvian: dzemde |
 Malay: rahim |
 Dutch: schoot |
 Norwegian: livmor |
 Polish: łono |
 Persian: زهدان؛ رحم |
 Pashto: زيلانځ (رحم)، درحم غوندې |
 Portuguese: útero |
 Romanian: uter |
 Russian: матка |
 Slovak: maternica |
 Slovenian: maternica |
 Serbian: materica |
 Swedish: livmoder |
 Thai: มดลูก |
 Turkish: rahim, döl yatağı |
 Taiwanese: 子宮 |
 Ukrainian: матка |
 Urdu: رحم |
 Vietnamese: dạ con |
 Chinese: 子宫 |
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