ulcer

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈʌlsə/
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• General-American: /ˈʌlsɚ/
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• rhymes with -ʌlsə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: AH1 L S ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Old French ulcere, from Latin ulcus. Doublet of ulcus.

110 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: ulcerë — open sore
• Arabic: قَرْحَة (qarḥa) — open sore
• Arabic: قُرْحَة (qurḥa) — open sore
• Armenian: խոց (xocʻ) — open sore
• Azerbaijani: xora — open sore
• Azerbaijani: yara — open sore
• Basque: ultzera — open sore
• Belarusian: я́зва (jázva) — open sore
• Belarusian: ве́рад (vjérad) — open sore
• Bengali: জখম (zôkhôm) — open sore
• Bulgarian: я́зва (jázva) — open sore
• Catalan: úlcera — open sore
• Catalan: nafra — open sore
• Chinese Mandarin: 潰瘍 /溃疡 (kuìyáng) — open sore
• Czech: vřed — open sore
• Danish: byld — open sore
• Dutch: zweer — open sore
• Esperanto: ulcero — open sore
• Estonian: haavand — open sore
• Finnish: haava — open sore
• Finnish: haavauma — open sore
• Finnish: haavautuma — open sore
• French: ulcère — open sore
• Galician: úlcera — open sore
• Galician: úcera — open sore
• Galician: chaga — open sore
• Georgian: წყლული (c̣q̇luli) — open sore
• Georgian: იარა (iara) — open sore
• German: Geschwür — open sore
• German: Ulcus — open sore
• Greek: έλκος (élkos) — open sore
• Ancient Greek: ἕλκος (hélkos) — open sore
• Hebrew: כִּיב (kiv) — open sore
• Hebrew: אולקוס ('úlkus) — open sore
• Hindi: फोड़ा (phoṛā) — open sore
• Hindi: व्रण (vraṇ) — open sore
• Hindi: फुड़िया (phuṛiyā) — open sore
• Hungarian: fekély — open sore
• Indonesian: borok — open sore
• Indonesian: sariawan — open sore
• Indonesian: tukak — open sore
• Indonesian: ulkus — open sore
• Irish: othras — open sore
• Italian: ulcera — open sore
• Japanese: 潰瘍 (kaiyō) — open sore
• Kazakh: жара (jara) — open sore
• Khmer: ដំបៅ (dɑmbaw) — open sore
• Khmer: វណ (vĕəʼnaʼ) — open sore
• Khmer: ម្រេញ (mrɨñ) — open sore
• Korean: 궤양 (gweyang) — open sore
• Kyrgyz: жара (jara) — open sore
• Lao: ແຜບວມ (phǣ būam) — open sore
• Latin: vomica — open sore
• Latin: ulcus — open sore
• Latvian: čūla — open sore
• Lithuanian: opa — open sore
• Macedonian: чир (čir) — open sore
• Malay: ulser — open sore
• Māori: kōmaoa — open sore
• Māori: katitohe — open sore
• Māori: ipuipu — open sore
• Māori: keha — open sore
• Māori: maiao — open sore
• Mongolian: шарх (šarx) — open sore
• Nepali: अल्सर (alsar) — open sore
• Norwegian Bokmål: byll — open sore
• Persian: ریش (riš) — open sore
• Persian: زخم (zaxm) — open sore
• Persian: گزیدگی (gazidegi) — open sore
• Persian: دمل (domal) — open sore
• Polish: wrzód — open sore
• Portuguese: úlcera — open sore
• Romanian: ulcer — open sore
• Russian: я́зва (jázva) — open sore
• Scottish Gaelic: neasgaid — open sore
• Serbo-Croatian: чи̏р — open sore
• Serbo-Croatian: гри̏злица — open sore
• Serbo-Croatian: čȉr — open sore
• Serbo-Croatian: grȉzlica — open sore
• Slovak: vred — open sore
• Slovene: čir — open sore
• Slovene: razjeda — open sore
• Spanish: llaga — open sore
• Spanish: úlcera — open sore
• Swahili: kidonda — open sore
• Swedish: böld — open sore
• Tagalog: ulsera — open sore
• Tagalog: ulser — open sore
• Tajik: захм (zaxm) — open sore
• Tajik: реш (reš) — open sore
• Tajik: яра (yara) — open sore
• Tajik: ҷароҳат (jarohat) — open sore
• Telugu: పుండు (puṇḍu) — open sore
• Thai: แผลเปื่อย (plɛ̌ɛ-bpʉ̀ai) — open sore
• Turkish: ülser — open sore
• Turkmen: ýara — open sore
• Ukrainian: ви́разка (výrazka) — open sore
• Ukrainian: ура́зка (urázka) — open sore
• Ukrainian: ве́ред (véred) — open sore
• Uzbek: yara — open sore
• Uzbek: jarohat — open sore
• Vietnamese: loét — open sore
• Volapük: luuk — open sore
• Volapük: kanseraluuk (cancerous) — open sore
• Volapük: stomägaluuk — open sore
• Yiddish: געשוויר (geshvir) — open sore
• Yoruba: ojuju — open sore
• Yoruba: ooju — open sore
• Bulgarian: поквара (pokvara) — anything that festers and corrupts like an open sore
• Finnish: avoin haava — anything that festers and corrupts like an open sore