suckled

ˈsʌkəld

Definition

Definition of suckled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

nurturing methodfed by breastfeeding

The suckled calf seemed healthier than the others.
The suckled puppies grew quickly.
Suckled infants tend to be healthier.

breastfed

nursed

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Origin of suckled

Old English, sucan (to suck)

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French:allaité, ...
German:gestillt, ...
Italian:allattato, ...
Spanish:amamantado, ...
Portuguese:amamentado, ...
Chinese:哺乳的, ...
Japanese:授乳された, ...
Arabic:مُرْضَع, ...
Hebrew:יונק, ...
Russian:вскормленный, ...
Ukrainian:вигодуваний молоком, ...
Hindi:दूध पिलाया हुआ, ...
Bengali:দুগ্ধপোষ্য, ...
Catalan:alletat, ...
Czech:kojený, ...
Danish:ammede, ...
Dutch:gezoogd, ...
Greek:θηλάζον, ...
Hungarian:szoptatott, ...
Khmer:បៅដោះ, ...
Korean:젖을 먹은, ...
Persian:شیر خورده, ...
Polish:karmiony piersią, ...
Portuguese (BR):amamentado, ...
Romanian:alăptat, ...
Swedish:diad, ...
Thai:ที่เลี้ยงด้วยนมแม่, ...
Turkish:emzirilmiş, ...
Vietnamese:được bú sữa mẹ, ...

suckle

ˈsʌkəl

Definition of suckle - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

feeding

tr.

feed a baby or young animal with breast or udder milk

tr.

The mother cat was seen to suckle her kittens.

breastfeed

nurse

drinking

intr.

drink milk from a breast or udder

intr.

The calf began to suckle from its mother.

breastfeed

lactate

nurse

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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, ...
Bengali:দুধ পান করানো, দুধ পান করা, ...
Catalan:alletar, alletar-se, ...
Czech:kojit, sát, ...
Danish:amme, sutte, ...
Dutch:zogen, zuigen, ...
Greek:θηλάζω, ...
Hungarian:szoptatni, szopni, ...
Khmer:បំបៅដោះ, បៅដោះ, ...
Korean:젖을 먹이다, 먹다, ...
Persian:شیر دادن, شیر خورد, ...
Polish:ssać, ...
Portuguese (BR):amamentar, mamar, ...
Romanian:a alăpta, a hrăni cu lapte, ...
Swedish:dia, ...
Thai:ดูดนม, ดื่มนม, ...
Turkish:emzirmek, emmek, ...
Vietnamese:bú, bú sữa, ...

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