Definition of suckle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
feedingtr. feed a baby or young animal with breast or udder milktr.
- The mother cat was seen to suckle her kittens.
2.
drinkingintr. drink milk from a breast or udderintr.
- The calf began to suckle from its mother.
Origin of suckle
Old English, suclian (to suck)
Examples of suckle in a sentence
She had to suckle the newborn lamb. The kitten tried to suckle from the blanket. Young lambs suckle from their mothers in the field.
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- French:allaiter, téter, ...
- German:säugen, nuckeln, ...
- Italian:allattare, succhiare, ...
- Spanish:amamantar, mamar, ...
- Portuguese:amamentar, mamar, ...
- Chinese:哺乳, 吮奶, ...
- Japanese:授乳する, 乳を飲む, ...
- Arabic:أَرْضَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהֵינִיק, לִינוֹק, ...
- Russian:кормить грудью, сосать, ...
- Ukrainian:смоктати, ссати, ...
- Hindi:दूध पिलाना, दूध पीना, ...
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