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Lunge
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lunge lungë
German
Etymology
From de gmh lunge, from de goh lunga, from de gem-pro *lungô the light organ, from de ine-pro *h₁lengʷʰ- light, agile, nimble. Compare nl long, en lung, da lunge, sv lunga, is lunga.
Pronunciation
de /ˈlʊŋə/
de Lun ge
de De-Lunge.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
Noun
f
de physiology anatomy lung, lungs
Usage notes
The German singular may refer to a person’s left or right lung, or to both lungs collectively, although when referring to one individual lung, the compound Lungenflügel is preferred. Compare the same in de Hüfte hip, hips.
Declension
f
Hyponyms
de Buchlunge
de eiserne Lunge
de Staublunge
Derived terms
de lungengängig
Related terms
de auf Lunge Lungenader Lungenarterie Lungenast Lungenblähung Lungenbläschen Lungenbraten Lungenbrötchen Lungenentzündung Lungengläschen Lungenemphysem Lungenfisch Lungenflügel Lungenfunktion Lungenkollaps lungenkrank Lungenkrebs Lungenlappen Lungenschlagader Lungentorpedo Lungenzug
See also
de lungern
Further reading
de
de Anatomy
Hunsrik
Pronunciation
hrx /ˈluŋə/
Noun
hrx noun form f
hrx Lung
Saterland Frisian
Etymology
stq ine-pro
From stq ofs lungen, from stq gmw-pro, from stq gem-pro *lunganjō. Cognates include fy longe and en lung.
Pronunciation
stq /ˈlʊŋə/
stq Lun ge
stq ʊŋə 2
Noun
f Lungen
lung
References
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stq Organs