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Etymology
Old English þ�oh

Pronunciation
IPA|/θaɪ/
audio|en-us-thigh.ogg|Audio (US)
rhymes|aɪ

Noun
en-noun

1. anatomy The upper leg, between the hip and the knee.

Derived terms
thighbone

Translations
trans-top|upper leg
Arabic: ARchar|�خذ (fakhdh)
Catalan: cuixa f
Chinese Characters: �
Chinese: 大�
Czech: stehno n
Dutch: dij f
Finnish: reisi
French: cuisse f
Gamilaraay: tharra
German: Oberschenkel m
Greek: μη��� m
Hebrew: �ר�|�ָרֵ�ְ f
Ido: Kruro
Italian: coscia f
trans-mid
Japanese: �
Korean: ���리 (heobeog-dari, heobeok-)
Kurdish: KUchar|�ا�
Malayalam: ത�� (thuta)
Polish: udo n
Portuguese: coxa f
Romanian: coaps� f
Russian: бед�о (b'edró) n
Scottish Gaelic: sliasaid f
Serbian:
:Cyrillic: бед�о#Serbian|бед�о n, б��ина#Serbian|б��ина f
:Roman: bedro#Serbian|bedro n, butina#Serbian|butina f
Slovene: stegno n
Spanish: muslo m
Swedish: lår n (lore)
Telugu: త�డ (toDa)
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ang:thigh
fa:thigh
fr:thigh
hy:thigh
io:thigh
it:thigh
ku:thigh
hu:thigh
ja:thigh
pl:thigh
ro:thigh
ru:thigh
fi:thigh
ta:thigh
te:thigh
vi:thigh
zh:thigh

• 2007-10-17 05:06 - Daniel Polansky - /* Translations */

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