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Definition of gingival - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
dentalTECH. relating to the gums in the mouthTECH.
- The patient had gingival inflammation.
2.
linguisticsDated in older phonetics, pronounced at the gums, like an alveolar soundDated
- The scholar described it as a gingival consonant in the older system.
Origin of gingival
Latin, gingiva (gums)
Examples of gingival in a sentence
The dentist noted gingival recession in the patient. The treatise classifies the sound as gingival. Students compared gingival and dental articulations.
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- French:gingival, ...
- German:gingival, ...
- Italian:gengivale, ...
- Spanish:gingival, alveolar, ...
- Portuguese:gengival, ...
- Chinese:牙龈的, 龈音的, ...
- Japanese:歯肉の, 歯肉音の, ...
- Arabic:لِثَوِيّ, لِثَويّ, ...
- Hebrew:חֲנִיכִי, חִנִּיכִי, ...
- Russian:десневой, дёсневой, ...
- Ukrainian:гінгівальний, ...
- Hindi:मसूड़ों का, मसूड़ी, ...
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