teat

English

Pronunciation

IPA: /tiːt/
Rhymes: -iːt

Etymology

From French tette, of Germanic origin. It replaced Old English titt, which survives as English tit. Confer Dutch tiet and German Zitze, "teat".

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Noun

teat (plural teats)

The projection of a mammary gland from which, on female mammals, milk is secreted.
An artificial nipple used for bottle-feeding infants.

Synonyms

(mammary nipple): tit
(artificial nipple): nipple

Translations

projection of mammary gland

Arabic: حلمة (ar) (Hálama) f, خلف (ar) (khilf) m
Aromanian: tsãtsã (rup) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 奶頭 (cmn), 奶头 (cmn) (nǎitóu), 乳頭 (cmn), 乳头 (cmn) (rǔtóu)
Dutch: tepel (nl) c
Esperanto: cico (eo), mampinto (eo)
Finnish: nänni (fi)
French: trayon (fr) m
German: Brustwarze (de) f
Italian: tettarella (it)
Japanese: 乳首 (ja) (ちくび, chikubi, ちちくび, chichikubi), 乳頭 (ja) (にゅうとう, nyūtō), ニップル (ja) (nippuru)

Malay: puting (ms)
Norwegian: brystvorte (no) m
Romanian: sfârc (ro), țâță (ro)
Russian: сосок (ru) (sosók) m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: си̏са (sh) f

Roman: sȉsa (sh) f
Spanish: pezón (es) m
Swedish: bröstvårta (sv) c
Turkish: meme başı (tr)
Volapük: blötatät (vo)

bottle top

Dutch: speen (nl) m
Esperanto: cicumo (eo)
Finnish: tutti (fi)
French: tétine (fr) f
German: Sauger (de) m
Japanese: おしゃぶり (ja) (oshaburi)
Norwegian: flaskesmokk (no) m
Polish: smoczek (pl)

Russian: соска (ru) (sóska) f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: цуцла (sh) f

Roman: cucla (sh) f
Spanish: chupete (es) m
Swedish: tuta (sv) c
Turkish: biberon emziği (tr)

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