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Definition of gula - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
excessive eatingDated excessive appetite or desire for foodDated
- His gula was evident from the heaps of plates on his table..
2.
zoologyTECH. plate in insects supporting the submentumTECH.
- The gula is crucial for the insect's mouth structure.
3.
medicalTECH. upper front of the neck near the chinTECH.
- He felt a tickle in his gula.
4.
architectureDated capping moulding known as a cymatiumDated
- The architect admired the elegant gula on the building.
Images of gula
capping moulding known as a cymatium
Origin of gula
Latin, gula (throat)
Examples of gula in a sentence
Gula can be a sign of deeper issues. The entomologist studied the gula under a microscope. Damage to the gula can affect the insect's feeding. The doctor examined the swelling in his gula. A scar was visible on his gula. The gula added a classic touch to the facade.
Restorers carefully preserved the ancient gula.
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- French:gourmandise, gula, ...
- German:Völlerei, Gula, ...
- Italian:gola, gula, ...
- Spanish:glotonería, garganta, ...
- Portuguese:gula, garganta, ...
- Chinese:暴食, 下颏, ...
- Japanese:食欲過多, グラ, ...
- Arabic:شَرَه, غولا, ...
- Hebrew:זָלְלָנוּת, גּוּלָה, ...
- Russian:обжорство, гула, ...
- Ukrainian:ненажерливість, гула, ...
- Hindi:भोजन की लालसा, गुला, ...
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