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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesverruga
Pronunciation / Transliteration: beˈruɣa
"Tenía una verruga en el dedo."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A small, hard, benign growth on the skin caused by a virus.
"She had a wart on her finger that she wanted to have removed." - 2
A similar growth on the skin of animals.
"The veterinarian noted that the dog had a wart on its paw."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'wart' originates from the Old English 'wyrt', which means 'plant' or 'herb', reflecting its historical association with growths on the skin. The term evolved through Middle English, where it retained its meaning related to skin lesions.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Wart" is said worldwide
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verrue
Transliteration: vɛʁy
"Elle avait une verrue sur son doigt."
Warze
Transliteration: ˈvaʁtsə
"Sie hatte eine Warze an ihrem Finger."
verruca
Transliteration: verˈrukka
"Aveva una verruca sul dito."
verruga
Transliteration: beˈruɣa
"Tenía una verruga en el dedo."
verruga
Transliteration: veˈʁuɡɐ
"Ela tinha uma verruga no dedo."
गठिया
Transliteration: gathiya
"उसकी उंगली पर एक गठिया था।"
疣
Transliteration: yóu
"她的手指上有一个疣。"
사마귀
Transliteration: samagwi
"그녀의 손가락에 사마귀가 있었다."
いぼ
Transliteration: ibo
"彼女の指にいぼがあった。"
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