circumcised

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34 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: թլփատ (tʻlpʻat) — of a man
• Catalan: circumcís — of a man
• Serbo-Croatian: obrezani — of a man
• Czech: obřezaný — of a man
• Dutch: besneden — of a man
• Esperanto: cirkumcidita — of a man
• Faroese: umskorin — of a man
• Finnish: ympärileikattu — of a man
• French: circoncis — of a man
• Galician: circunciso — of a man
• German: beschnitten — of a man
• Ido: cirkoncizita — of a man
• Italian: circonciso — of a man
• Latin: verpus — of a man
• Latin: circumcisus — of a man
• Lithuanian: apipjaustytas — of a man
• Māori: kokoti — of a man
• Norwegian Bokmål: omskåret — of a man
• Norwegian Bokmål: omskåren — of a man
• Plautdietsch: beschnäden — of a man
• Polish: obrzezany — of a man
• Portuguese: circuncidado — of a man
• Portuguese: circunciso — of a man
• Romanian: circumcis — of a man
• Romanian: obrezuit — of a man
• Russian: обре́занный (obrézannyj) — of a man
• Spanish: circuncidado — of a man
• Spanish: circunciso — of a man
• Tagalog: tulî — of a man
• Turkish: sünnetli — of a man
• Finnish: ympärileikattu — of a woman
• German: beschnitten — of a woman
• Norwegian Bokmål: omskåret — of a woman
• Norwegian Bokmål: omskåren — of a woman