brawn

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• UK: /bɹɔːn/
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• US: /bɹɔn/
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• cot-caught-merger: /bɹɑn/
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* As an English surname, probably a variant of Brand. * As a German surname, possibly altered from Braun.

From Middle English brawne, from Old French braon (“slice of meat, fleshy part, buttock”), from Frankish *brādon, *brādan, accusative form of *brādō (“roasted meat, ham”), from Proto-Germanic *brēdô (“meat, roast”), of uncertain further origin, but possibly from Proto-Indo-European *bhreh1- (“to burn, heat”). Akin to Old High German brāto (“tender meat”) (German Braten (“roast”)), Old English brǣde, brǣd (“flesh, meat”), Old Norse bráð (“raw meat”).

77 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: մկաններ (mkanner) — strong muscles
• Armenian: մկանունք (mkanunkʻ) — strong muscles
• Armenian: դնդերք (dnderkʻ) — strong muscles
• Bulgarian: мускули (muskuli) — strong muscles
• Bulgarian: физическа сила (fizičeska sila) — strong muscles
• Czech: svaly — strong muscles
• Dutch: spierkracht — strong muscles
• Dutch: spieren — strong muscles
• Finnish: lihakset — strong muscles
• Finnish: lihasmassa — strong muscles
• French: muscle — strong muscles
• German: Muskelkraft — strong muscles
• Greek: ποντίκι (pontíki) — strong muscles
• Latin: torus — strong muscles
• Middle English: brawne — strong muscles
• Old English: līra — strong muscles
• Polish: silne mięśnie — strong muscles
• Romanian: mușchi — strong muscles
• Russian: мускулы (muskuly) — strong muscles
• Russian: мышцы (myšcy) — strong muscles
• Serbo-Croatian: mišićavost — strong muscles
• Serbo-Croatian: muskuloznost — strong muscles
• Armenian: ֆիզիկական ուժ (fizikakan už) — physical strength, muscularity
• Chinese Mandarin: 膂力 (lǚlì) — physical strength, muscularity
• Czech: fyzická síla — physical strength, muscularity
• Czech: svaly — physical strength, muscularity
• Finnish: voima — physical strength, muscularity
• Finnish: lihasvoima — physical strength, muscularity
• Finnish: massa — physical strength, muscularity
• French: muscle — physical strength, muscularity
• Greek: δύναμη (dýnami) — physical strength, muscularity
• Malayalam: കരുത്ത് (karuttŭ) — physical strength, muscularity
• Māori: pakaua — physical strength, muscularity
• Polish: muskularość — physical strength, muscularity
• Polish: krzepa — physical strength, muscularity
• Polish: tężyzna — physical strength, muscularity
• Russian: мускулистость (muskulistostʹ) — physical strength, muscularity
• Serbo-Croatian: gruba snaga — physical strength, muscularity
• Swedish: muskelstyrka — physical strength, muscularity
• Swedish: muskelkraft — physical strength, muscularity
• Bulgarian: пача (pača) — terrine
• Czech: tlačenka — terrine
• Czech: sulc — terrine
• Czech: huspenina — terrine
• Dutch: zult — terrine
• Dutch: hoofdkaas — terrine
• Estonian: sült — terrine
• Finnish: syltty — terrine
• French: fromage de tête — terrine
• French: tête pressée — terrine
• French: tête marbrée — terrine
• French: tête fromagée — terrine
• French: hure — terrine
• Galician: cacheira prensada — terrine
• German: Sülze — terrine
• Greek: πηχτή (pichtí) — terrine
• Hungarian: disznósajt — terrine
• Hungarian: disznófősajt — terrine
• Irish: toirceoil — terrine
• Macedonian: шваргла (švargla) — terrine
• Norwegian: sylte — terrine
• Polish: salceson — terrine
• Serbo-Croatian: tlačenica — terrine
• Slovene: tlȃčenka — terrine
• Spanish: queso de cabeza — terrine
• Spanish: cabeza de jabalí — terrine
• Swedish: sylta — terrine
• Welsh: caws pen mochyn — terrine
• Bulgarian: угоявам (ugojavam) — to make fat
• Finnish: lihottaa — to make fat
• Polish: tuczyć — to make fat
• Polish: utuczyć — to make fat
• Serbo-Croatian: ugojiti se — to make fat
• Finnish: lihoa — to become fat
• Polish: tuczyć się — to become fat
• Polish: utuczyć się — to become fat
• Serbo-Croatian: ugojiti se — to become fat