Definition
Having cheeks; possessing prominent or pronounced cheeks; also relating to or resembling a cheek.
Etymology
From Latin 'bucca' (cheek) + the adjective suffix '-ate', creating a descriptive term for cheek-related features.
Kelly Says
This is a charming anatomical adjective—'buccate' describes creatures or faces with noticeably puffy cheeks, like hamsters or certain primate species, showing how Latin-based vocabulary lets scientists be very specific.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
በመግደል
be-me-g-de-l
CACatalà
buccate
boo-ka-teh
CSČeština
buccate
boo-ka-teh
DADansk
buccate
boo-ka-teh
DEDeutsch
buccaten
boo-ka-ten
ELΕλληνικά
επιτίθεμαι
epitithema
FISuomi
buccate
boo-ka-teh
FRFrançais
buccater
boo-ka-teh
GUGU
બુકેટ કરવું
boo-ket kar-vu
HEעברית
להתקיף
le-hit-ki-f
HIहिन्दी
बुक्कात करना
bukk-ka-t karna
HUMagyar
buccate
boo-ka-teh
IDBahasa Indonesia
buccate
boo-ka-teh
ITItaliano
buccate
boo-ka-teh
MRMR
बुक्कात करणे
bukk-ka-t kar-ne
MSBahasa Melayu
buccate
boo-ka-teh
NLNederlands
buccate
boo-ka-teh
NONorsk
buccate
boo-ka-teh
PAPA
ਬੁੱਕਾਨੀਅਰ
boo-ka-nee-ar
PLPolski
buccate
boo-ka-teh
PTPortuguês
bucar
boo-kar
RORomână
buccate
boo-ka-teh
RUРусский
букатить
boo-ka-tit
SVSvenska
buccate
boo-ka-teh
SWKiswahili
buccate
boo-ka-teh
TAதமிழ்
கொள்ளையடிக்க
kollai-ya-di-kka
TEతెలుగు
దోచుకోవడం
do-chu-ko-va-dam
TRTürkçe
buccate
boo-ka-teh
UKУкраїнська
букатувати
boo-ka-to-vaty
VITiếng Việt
buccate
boo-ka-teh