BELLY/STOMACH
Persian (Farsi) translation: shekambeh
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|  Selected response from: Ali Beikian Iran Local time: 18:53 | ||||||
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| 5 +2 | shekam |
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| 5 | bag, bilge, abdomen |
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8 mins confidence: 
bag, bilge, abdomen Explanation: Have it in my glossary |
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23 mins confidence:
| belly/stomach Explanation: I think it is Persian (Farsi). |
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6 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2shekam Explanation: The usual term for belly/stomach or shekambeh (particularly used for animals) This word is certainly Persian. The spelling you mentioned should be an obsolete version in Persian. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-11-08 15:21:20 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I checked my Pahlavi (Middle Persian spoken 1500-2000 years ago) dictionary. The word was pronounced as: ashkam; ashkambag; ashkom and ashkomb Also, shekanjeh is the term for torture and a Persian word. |
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