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Pronunciation / Transliteration: kamareta
"彼は蚊に噛まれた。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Wounded, pierced, or marked by the teeth or jaws of an animal, insect, or person.
"He applied an antiseptic cream to the mosquito-bitten skin on his arm."
- 1
Past participle of bite; to have clamped teeth into something.
"The apple had been bitten into and left on the counter."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Old English 'bitan' (to bite), of Germanic origin, and evolving through Middle English into the past participle 'bitten'. Historically used to describe physical piercing by teeth, the term has expanded metaphorically to denote being affected, influenced, or stung by various experiences or creatures.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bitten" is said worldwide
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mordu
Transliteration: mordu
"Sa jambe était mordue par un insecte."
gebissen
Transliteration: gebissen
"Er wurde von einer Mücke gebissen."
messo
Transliteration: morso
Script: morso
"Il braccio era stato morso da un cane."
mordido
Transliteration: mordido
"Tenía el brazo mordido por un perro."
mordido
Transliteration: mordido
"Ele estava mordido por mosquitos."
कटा हुआ
Transliteration: kata hua
"उसका हाथ कीड़े द्वारा काटा हुआ था।"
被咬的
Transliteration: bèi yǎo de
"他的手臂被蚊子咬了。"
물린
Transliteration: mullin
"모기에 물린 자리가 가렵다."
噛まれた
Transliteration: kamareta
"彼は蚊に噛まれた。"
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