abdominal

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• Received-Pronunciation: /æbˈdɒm.ə.nl̩/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /əbˈdɒm.ə.nl̩/
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• US: /æbˈdɑm.ə.nl̩/
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• US: /əbˈdɑm.ə.nl̩/
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• CMU ARPABET: AE0 B D AA1 M AH0 N AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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First attested in 1746. From New Latin abdōminālis, from Latin abdōmen. Equivalent to abdomin- + -al. Compare French abdominal.

58 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: بَطْنِيّ (baṭniyy) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Asturian: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Belarusian: брушны́ (brušný) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Belarusian: чарэўны́ (čarewný) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Belarusian: абдаміна́льны (abdaminálʹny) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Bulgarian: абдомина́лен (abdominálen) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Bulgarian: коре́мен (korémen) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Catalan: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Chinese Mandarin: 腹部的 (fùbù) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Czech: břišní — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Dutch: abdominaal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Dutch: buik- — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Finnish: vatsa- — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Finnish: abdominaali — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• French: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Galician: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• German: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• German: abdominell — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• German: Bauch- — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• German: Unterleib- — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Ancient Greek: ἠτριαῖος (ētriaîos) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Hungarian: hasi — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Hungarian: abdominális — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Interlingua: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Irish: abdómain — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Irish: boilg — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Irish: bolgach — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Italian: addominale — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Latin: abdōminālis — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Macedonian: абдомина́лен (abdominálen) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Macedonian: трбушен (trbušen) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Manx: y volgey — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Norwegian Bokmål: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Persian: شکمی (šekami) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Polish: brzuszny — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Polish: odwłokowy — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Polish: abdominalny — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Portuguese: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Romanian: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Russian: брюшно́й (brjušnój) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Russian: абдомина́льный (abdominálʹnyj) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Serbo-Croatian: тр̀бушнӣ — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Serbo-Croatian: tr̀bušnī — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Slovak: brušný — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Slovene: trebušen — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Spanish: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Swedish: abdominal — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Swedish: buk- — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Swedish: mag- — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Tagalog: pantiyan — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Turkish: karın ile ilgili — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Ukrainian: черевни́й (čerevnýj) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Ukrainian: абдоміна́льний (abdominálʹnyj) — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Welsh: abdomenol — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Zazaki: pizane — of or pertaining to the abdomen
• Dutch: buikvinnig — having abdominal fins
• Finnish: vatsaevällinen — having abdominal fins
• Tagalog: pantiyan — having abdominal fins