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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ˈbaːdn̩
"Ich bade gerne im Sommer."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To wash oneself in water, typically in a bathtub or shower.
"After a long day, I like to bathe in warm water to relax." - 2
To immerse in water for the purpose of cleaning or refreshing.
"The children bathe the dog in the backyard."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'bathe' originates from Old English 'bæðian', which is derived from the Proto-Germanic root '*bathwō', meaning 'to immerse in water'. Over time, it evolved to encompass both the act of washing oneself and the broader concept of cleansing.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bathe" is said worldwide
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baigner
Transliteration: bɛɲe
"Il aime se baigner dans la mer."
baden
Transliteration: ˈbaːdn̩
"Ich bade gerne im Sommer."
fare il bagno
Transliteration: faːre il ˈbaɲɲo
"Mi piace fare il bagno nella vasca."
bañar
Transliteration: baɲaɾ
"Me gusta bañar a mi perro."
banhar
Transliteration: bɐˈɲaʁ
"Eu gosto de me banhar no mar."
नहाना
Transliteration: nahana
"मुझे नहाना पसंद है।"
洗澡
Transliteration: xǐ zǎo
"我喜欢每天洗澡。"
목욕하다
Transliteration: mog-yokhada
"나는 매일 목욕하는 것을 좋아한다."
入浴する
Transliteration: nyūyoku suru
"毎日入浴するのが好きです。"
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