moth-eaten

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20 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: koinsyömä — containing moth holes
• French: mangé aux mites — containing moth holes
• German: mottenzerfressen — containing moth holes
• Greek: σκωροφαγωμένος (skorofagoménos) — containing moth holes
• Ancient Greek: σητόβρωτος (sētóbrōtos) — containing moth holes
• Manx: lhemeenagh — containing moth holes
• Norwegian Bokmål: møllspist — containing moth holes
• Norwegian Nynorsk: mølleten — containing moth holes
• Old English: moþfreten — containing moth holes
• Russian: изъе́денный мо́лью (izʺjédennyj mólʹju) — containing moth holes
• Spanish: apolillado — containing moth holes
• Swedish: maläten — containing moth holes
• Welsh: yn dyllau pryfed — containing moth holes
• Finnish: koinsyömä — old and in poor condition
• French: mangé aux mites — old and in poor condition
• Greek: σκωροφαγωμένος (skorofagoménos) — old and in poor condition
• Norwegian Bokmål: møllspist — old and in poor condition
• Norwegian Nynorsk: mølleten — old and in poor condition
• Spanish: apolillado — old and in poor condition
• Swedish: maläten — old and in poor condition