disembowel

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• UK: [dɪsɪmˈbaʊ(ə)ɫ]
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dwóh1 Proto-Indo-European *d(w)is- Proto-Italic *dis- Latin dis- Old French des-bor. ▲ Latin dis-bor. Middle English dis- English dis- English embowel English disembowel From dis- + embowel.

47 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: изкормям (izkormjam) — to take or let out the bowels
• Bulgarian: изкормвам (izkormvam) — to take or let out the bowels
• Bulgarian: изкормя (izkormja) — to take or let out the bowels
• Bulgarian: изтърбушвам (iztǎrbušvam) — to take or let out the bowels
• Bulgarian: изтърбуша (iztǎrbuša) — to take or let out the bowels
• Dutch: ontdarmen — to take or let out the bowels
• Dutch: ontweiden — to take or let out the bowels
• Finnish: suolistaa — to take or let out the bowels
• Finnish: poistaa sisälmykset — to take or let out the bowels
• French: éventrer — to take or let out the bowels
• French: éviscérer — to take or let out the bowels
• French: étriper — to take or let out the bowels
• Galician: destripar — to take or let out the bowels
• Galician: estripar — to take or let out the bowels
• Galician: eviscerar — to take or let out the bowels
• German: ausweiden — to take or let out the bowels
• German: ausnehmen — to take or let out the bowels
• Hungarian: kizsigerel — to take or let out the bowels
• Hungarian: kibelez — to take or let out the bowels
• Icelandic: aflima — to take or let out the bowels
• Italian: sviscerare — to take or let out the bowels
• Italian: sbudellare — to take or let out the bowels
• Italian: sventrare — to take or let out the bowels
• Italian: spanciare — to take or let out the bowels
• Latin: ēviscerō — to take or let out the bowels
• Latin: exenterō — to take or let out the bowels
• Ligurian: desbêlâ — to take or let out the bowels
• Lithuanian: išdarinėti — to take or let out the bowels
• Māori: tuaki — to take or let out the bowels
• Māori: hāparangi — to take or let out the bowels
• Norwegian: ta ut innvollene av — to take or let out the bowels
• Norwegian: sløya — to take or let out the bowels
• Portuguese: desentranhar — to take or let out the bowels
• Portuguese: estripar — to take or let out the bowels
• Russian: вы́потрошить (výpotrošitʹ) — to take or let out the bowels
• Russian: потроши́ть (potrošítʹ) — to take or let out the bowels
• Russian: распотроши́ть (raspotrošítʹ) — to take or let out the bowels
• Russian: вынима́ть вну́тренности (vynimátʹ vnútrennosti) — to take or let out the bowels
• Serbo-Croatian: rastranširati — to take or let out the bowels
• Serbo-Croatian: izvaditi utrobu — to take or let out the bowels
• Spanish: destripar — to take or let out the bowels
• Spanish: eviscerar — to take or let out the bowels
• Spanish: desentrañar — to take or let out the bowels
• Swedish: ta inälvorna ur — to take or let out the bowels
• Finnish: erittää — to take or draw from the body
• Italian: secernere — to take or draw from the body
• Serbo-Croatian: istranširati — to take or draw from the body