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/ˈdẽːs/ noun · plural: dentēs A1 (estimated)
1. a tooth
| English | tooth |
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| German | der Zahn |
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| French | la dent |
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| Portuguese | o dente |
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| Czech | zub |
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| Italian | il dente |
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| Spanish | el diente, el piño, muela |
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| Dutch | de tand |
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| Swedish | en tand, en gadd |
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2. a tooth, point, spike, prong, tine, fluke, or any tooth-like projection
| English | point, tooth, spike |
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| German | der Zahn |
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| French | la dent |
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| Portuguese | o dente |
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| Czech | zub |
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3. tooth of envy, envy, ill will
4. fang
| English | fang |
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| German | der Fangzahn |
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| French | le croc |
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| Portuguese | colmilho |
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| Czech | tesák |
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| Italian | la zanna |
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| Spanish | el colmillo |
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| Dutch | vangtand |
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| Swedish | en huggtand, en gadd |
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