stomach meaning in Latin

English	Latin
stomach [stomachs] noun [UK: ˈstʌ.mək] [US: ˈstʌ.mək]	stomachus [stomachi](2nd) M nounMy stomach hurts. = Stomachus meus dolet.
stomach, womb noun	venter [ventris](3rd) M noun
stomach filled with delicacies (haggis?) noun	botulus [botuli](2nd) M noun
stomach juices / fluid, chyle noun	chymus [chymi](2nd) M noun
belly / paunch / stomach noun	alvus [alvi](2nd) C noun
cleansing of bowels / stomach adjective	coelioticus [coeliotica, coelioticum]adjective
gastritis, inflammation of the stomach noun	gastritis [gastritidis](3rd) F noun
in bowels / stomach (pain) adjective	coeliacus [coeliaca, coeliacum]adjective
indigestion, overloading of the stomach noun	cruditatio [cruditationis](3rd) F noun
of heart or stomach adjective	cardiacus [cardiaca, cardiacum]adjective
or stomach / abdomen L+S noun	coeliacus [coeliaci](2nd) M noun
pain in stomach, stomach ache noun	cardimoma [cardimomae](1st) F noun
person suffering from heartburn or stomach distress noun	cardiacus [cardiaci](2nd) M noun
put up with / tolerate / stomach verb	concoquo [concoquere, concoxi, concoctus](3rd) TRANS verb
pylorus, lower orifice of stomach, opening from stomach to duodenum noun	pylorus [pylori](2nd) M noun
remedy / medicine for bowel / stomach / abdomen pains / disease noun	coeliaca [coeliacae](1st) F noun
sourness / acidity (of the stomach) noun	acidatas [acidatatis](3rd) F noun
suffering in stomach adjective	cardiacus [cardiaca, cardiacum]adjective
third stomach of a ruminant, psalterium, iomasum, manyplies noun	centipellio [centipellionis](3rd) F noun
too full stomach noun	cruditas [cruditatis](3rd) F noun
weakness of stomach / fainting (L+S) noun	bulima [bulimae](1st) F noun bulimos [bulimi]noun M bulimus [bulimi](2nd) M noun

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