el
masculine
/ˈweso/
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Translation
bone
Word origin
From Latin ossum, a Vulgar Latin form of os ('bone').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- ossum
- English cognates
- osseous, ossify
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralhuesos
Examples
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The dog is playing with a bone in the garden.
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A bone in my arm hurts after falling.
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The doctor says that the bone is fine.
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The bones of the human body are very strong.
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The cat does not want to eat the fish bone.
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