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Pronunciation / Transliteration: bolha
"Fiquei com uma bolha no pé."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A small pocket of fluid raised on the skin, typically caused by friction, burning, or other damage.
"I developed a painful blister on my heel from the new shoes."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Middle English (in the sense 'pustule'): probably from Old Norse blistra 'to blow', of Germanic origin.
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ampoule
Transliteration: ampoule
"J'ai une ampoule au pied."
Blase
Transliteration: Blase
"Ich habe eine Blase am Fuß."
vescica
Transliteration: vescica
"Mi è venuta una vescica sul piede."
ampolla
Transliteration: ampolla
"Me salió una ampolla en el pie."
bolha
Transliteration: bolha
"Fiquei com uma bolha no pé."
छाدला
Transliteration: chhala
Script: छाला
"मेरे पैर में छाला हो गया है।"
水泡
Transliteration: shuǐpāo
"我的脚上长了一个水泡。"
물집
Transliteration: muljip
"발에 물집이 생겼어요."
まめ
Transliteration: mame
"足にまめができました。"
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