suckle

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• /ˈsʌk.əl/
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• CMU ARPABET: S AH1 K AH0 L Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English sukelen; probably a back-formation of Middle English sukeling (“a suckling; infant”), formally equivalent to suck + -le (frequentative suffix). See suckling.

86 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: رَضَّعَ (raḍḍaʕa) — to give suck to
• Arabic: رضع (raḍaʕ) — to give suck to
• Aromanian: alãptedz — to give suck to
• Bulgarian: кърмя (kǎrmja) — to give suck to
• Catalan: alletar — to give suck to
• Chinese Mandarin: 餵奶 /喂奶 (wèinǎi) — to give suck to
• Chinese Mandarin: 哺乳 (bǔrǔ) — to give suck to
• Chinese Mandarin: 母乳餵養 /母乳喂养 (mǔrǔ wèiyǎng) — to give suck to
• Czech: kojit — to give suck to
• Dutch: zogen — to give suck to
• Esperanto: mamnutri — to give suck to
• Finnish: imettää — to give suck to
• French: allaiter — to give suck to
• Friulian: latâ — to give suck to
• German: stillen — to give suck to
• German: säugen — to give suck to
• Gothic: 𐌳𐌰𐌳𐌳𐌾𐌰𐌽 (daddjan) — to give suck to
• Greek: θηλάζω (thilázo) — to give suck to
• Ancient Greek: θηλάζω (thēlázō) — to give suck to
• Hebrew: הֵינִיק (hēníq) — to give suck to
• Hungarian: szoptat — to give suck to
• Ido: alaktar — to give suck to
• Ido: mamsugar — to give suck to
• Indonesian: menyusui — to give suck to
• Irish: tál — to give suck to
• Italian: allattare — to give suck to
• Japanese: 授乳する (junyū suru) — to give suck to
• Khmer: បំបៅ (bɑmbaw) — to give suck to
• Ladino: alechar — to give suck to
• Latin: nūtriō — to give suck to
• Latvian: zīdīt — to give suck to
• Macedonian: дои (doi) — to give suck to
• Māori: whakangotengote — to give suck to
• Māori: whakangote — to give suck to
• Occitan: alachar — to give suck to
• Occitan: alaitar — to give suck to
• Occitan: far popar — to give suck to
• Occitan: atessar — to give suck to
• Old Church Slavonic: доити (doiti) — to give suck to
• Polish: karmić mlekiem — to give suck to
• Polish: wykarmić — to give suck to
• Portuguese: amamentar — to give suck to
• Romani: chuchi del — to give suck to
• Romanian: alăpta — to give suck to
• Russian: корми́ть гру́дью (kormítʹ grúdʹju) — to give suck to
• Russian: вска́рмливать (vskármlivatʹ) — to give suck to
• Serbo-Croatian: до̀јити — to give suck to
• Serbo-Croatian: dòjiti — to give suck to
• Spanish: amamantar — to give suck to
• Swedish: amma — to give suck to
• Swedish: dia — to give suck to
• Swedish: dägga — to give suck to
• Turkish: emzirmek — to give suck to
• Turkish: meme vermek — to give suck to
• Vietnamese: mút — to give suck to
• Vietnamese: bú — to give suck to
• Volapük: sügön — to give suck to
• Volapük: nimafön — to give suck to
• Yiddish: זייגן (zeygn) — to give suck to
• Arabic: رَضِعَ (raḍiʕa) — to nurse; to suck
• Bulgarian: бозая (bozaja) — to nurse; to suck
• Dutch: zuigen — to nurse; to suck
• Finnish: imeä — to nurse; to suck
• French: téter — to nurse; to suck
• German: saugen — to nurse; to suck
• Greek: θηλάζω (thilázo) — to nurse; to suck
• Greek: βυζαίνω (vyzaíno) — to nurse; to suck
• Ancient Greek: θηλάζω (thēlázō) — to nurse; to suck
• Hebrew: יָנַק (yanáq) — to nurse; to suck
• Indonesian: menyusu — to nurse; to suck
• Irish: diúl — to nurse; to suck
• Old Irish: ibid — to nurse; to suck
• Italian: poppare — to nurse; to suck
• Latin: nūtriō — to nurse; to suck
• Latvian: zīst — to nurse; to suck
• Macedonian: дои (doi) — to nurse; to suck
• Māori: whāngote — to nurse; to suck
• Occitan: mamar — to nurse; to suck
• Occitan: popar — to nurse; to suck
• Portuguese: mamar — to nurse; to suck
• Romanian: suge — to nurse; to suck
• Russian: соса́ть грудь (sosátʹ grudʹ) — to nurse; to suck
• Spanish: mamar — to nurse; to suck
• Swedish: dia — to nurse; to suck
• Unami: nune — to nurse; to suck
• Volapük: sugön — to nurse; to suck