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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFatter
/ˈfætər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Having more body fat than another person or thing.
"After a winter of indulgence, he felt he was fatter than last summer." - 2
Used to describe something that is thicker or fuller in appearance.
"The fatter book on the shelf caught my eye."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'fatter' is derived from the Old English 'fǣttre', which is the comparative form of 'fat', originating from Proto-Germanic '*fataz'. The meaning has evolved to describe a greater degree of fatness compared to another object or subject.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Fatter" is said worldwide
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plus gros
Transliteration: plyu gro
"Il est plus gros que son frère."
dicker
Transliteration: dicker
"Er ist dicker als sein Freund."
più grasso
Transliteration: pyu grasso
"Lui è più grasso di me."
más gordo
Transliteration: mas gordo
"Él es más gordo que su amigo."
mais gordo
Transliteration: mais gordo
"Ele é mais gordo do que eu."
ज्यादा मोटा
Transliteration: zyada mota
"वह मुझसे ज्यादा मोटा है।"
更胖
Transliteration: gèng pàng
"他比我更胖。"
더 뚱뚱한
Transliteration: deo ttungttunghan
"그는 나보다 더 뚱뚱하다."
より太い
Transliteration: yori futoi
"彼は私よりより太い。"
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