stomach in English: The part inside your body where food goes after you eat it. People also use the word for the front of the body below the chest. (noun)

Translation

The part inside your body where food goes after you eat it. People also use the word for the front of the body below the chest.

Word origin

From Greek stomachos, at first the throat, from stoma, a mouth. It came into English through Latin and French.

Gender

Pluralstomachs

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The stomach is where food goes after you eat.

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Here "stomach" means the front of the body below the chest.

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"A full stomach" means just after a big meal.

eat

To put food in your mouth and swallow it.

food

Food is anything that people or animals eat to stay alive and grow.

hungry

Wanting food; needing to eat.

body

The whole physical part of a person or animal.

pain

The bad feeling in your body when you are hurt or ill.

gut

The soft part of the body below the chest, where food goes after you eat.

belly

The soft front part of your body between your chest and your legs.

liver

The large organ inside your body that cleans your blood and helps you use food.

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