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What is "Tooth" in Māori and how to say it?
American English
tooth
Māori
niho
More Body Vocabulary in Māori
American English
Māori
body
tinana
head
māhunga
hair
makawe
face
kanohi
ears
taringa
eyes
karu
nose
ihu
mouth
waha
lips
ngutu
hand
ringa
finger
matimati
nail
nēra
foot
waewae
I jump
ka peke ahau
I run
ka oma ahau
lower back
tuara
waistline
hope
fingernail
maikuku
knuckle
monamona
wrist
whatiānga ringa
cheeks
pāpāringa
Adam's apple
tane o te kakī
toenail
maikuku waewae
armpit
kēkē
abs
uaua puku
jaw
kauae
belly button
pito
thank you
tēnā koe
three
toru
bathroom
wharepaku
thirty
toru tekau
birthday
huritau
Anything else?
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I think
ki ōku whakaaro
arm
ringa
leg
waewae
Example sentences
American English
I chipped my tooth when I fell.
How "Tooth" is said across the globe.
Hungarian
fog
Korean
이
Castilian Spanish
el diente
Japanese
は
French
la dent
Mandarin Chinese
牙齿
Italian
il dente
German
der Zahn
Russian
зуб
Brazilian Portuguese
o dente
Hebrew
שן
Arabic
سن
Turkish
diş
Danish
tand
Swedish
tand
Norwegian
tann
Hindi
दांत
Tagalog
ipin
Vietnamese
răng
Esperanto
dento
Dutch
de tand
Icelandic
tönn
Indonesian
gigi
British English
tooth
Mexican Spanish
el diente
European Portuguese
o dente
Cantonese Chinese
牙齒
Thai
ฟัน
Polish
ząb
Hawaiian
niho
Samoan
nifo
Greek
δόντια
Finnish
hammas
Persian
دندان
Estonian
hammas
Croatian
zub
Serbian
зуб
Bosnian
zub
Sanskrit
Swahili
jino
Yoruba
eyín
Igbo
eze
Ukrainian
зуб
Catalan
Galician
Romanian
dintele
Irish
fiacal
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