regurgitate

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• US: rĭ-gərˈ-jə-tāt
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From Late Latin regurgitātus, past participle of regurgitāre, combined form of re- (“back”) + gurgitāre (“to engulf, flood”), from gurges (“whirlpool, gulf, sea, abyss”).

38 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: повръщам (povrǎštam) — to throw up
• Chinese Mandarin: 反胃 (fǎnwèi) — to throw up
• Finnish: oksentaa — to throw up
• Finnish: antaa ylen — to throw up
• French: régurgiter — to throw up
• Galician: regurxitar — to throw up
• German: regurgitieren — to throw up
• German: erbrechen — to throw up
• German: kotzen — to throw up
• Greek: κάνω εμετό (káno emetó) — to throw up
• Italian: rigurgitare — to throw up
• Macedonian: повраќа (povraḱa) — to throw up
• Macedonian: блуе (blue) — to throw up
• Māori: whakaruaki — to throw up
• Russian: отры́гивать (otrýgivatʹ) — to throw up
• Russian: отрыгну́ть (otrygnútʹ) — to throw up
• Russian: сры́гивать (srýgivatʹ) — to throw up
• Russian: срыгну́ть (srygnútʹ) — to throw up
• Russian: рыга́ть (rygátʹ) — to throw up
• Russian: рыгну́ть (rygnútʹ) — to throw up
• Russian: блева́ть (blevátʹ) — to throw up
• Slovene: bruhati — to throw up
• Spanish: regurgitar — to throw up
• Ottoman Turkish: قوصمق (kusmak) — to throw up
• Chinese Mandarin: 反芻 /反刍 (fǎnchú) — to cough up from gut to feed young chicks
• Finnish: oksentaa — to cough up from gut to feed young chicks
• Greek: αναμασώ (anamasó) — to cough up from gut to feed young chicks
• Māori: whakaruaki — to cough up from gut to feed young chicks
• Spanish: regurgitar — to cough up from gut to feed young chicks
• Bulgarian: повтарям буквално (povtarjam bukvalno) — to repeat without actual comprehension
• Czech: papouškovat — to repeat without actual comprehension
• Dutch: letterlijk herhalen — to repeat without actual comprehension
• Finnish: toistaa sanasta sanaan — to repeat without actual comprehension
• German: wortwörtlich wiederholen — to repeat without actual comprehension
• German: wiederkäuen — to repeat without actual comprehension
• Greek: αναμασώ (anamasó) — to repeat without actual comprehension
• Greek: αναμηρυκάζω (anamirykázo) — to repeat without actual comprehension
• Spanish: repetir textualmente — to repeat without actual comprehension