Definition of teethe - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
infantsintr. grow teeth, especially in babiesintr.
- The baby began to teethe at six months.
2.
relieftr./intr. bite on objects to ease teething paintr./intr.
- She would teethe on her favorite toy.
Origin of teethe
Old English, teothian (to grow teeth)
Examples of teethe in a sentence
Teething can make babies feel uncomfortable. Babies often teethe on anything they can grab. He would teethe on a cold washcloth for comfort.
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- French:faire ses dents, mordiller, ...
- German:zahnen, kauen, ...
- Italian:mettere i denti, mordere, ...
- Spanish:echar los dientes, morder, ...
- Portuguese:começar a nascer os dentes, morder, ...
- Chinese:长牙, 咬, ...
- Japanese:歯が生える, 噛む, ...
- Arabic:ظَهَرَتْ أَسْنَانُهُ, عَضَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹצִיא שִׁינַיִם, לִנְשֹׁךְ, ...
- Russian:резаться, грызть, ...
- Ukrainian:рости зуби, кусати, ...
- Hindi:दाँत निकलना, काटना, ...
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