calf in Lithuanian
calf in Lithuanian is veršis, veršiukas, blauzda — calf means a young cow, bull, or the young of certain other large animals such as elephants or whales.
calf in Lithuanian
veršis
veršiukas
A young cow or bull of any bovid, such as domestic cattle or buffalo.
blauzda
The muscle in the back of the leg below the knee.
What does "calf" mean?
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noun A young cow, bull, or the young of certain other large animals such as elephants or whales.
"The calf stayed close to its mother in the field."
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noun The muscular back part of the lower leg, below the knee.
"He pulled a muscle in his calf during the sprint."
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noun A chunk of ice that breaks away from a glacier or ice shelf.
"A huge calf broke off the glacier and crashed into the sea."
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calf in a sentence
- The calf stayed close to its mother in the field.
- A newborn elephant calf can weigh over 200 pounds.
- He pulled a muscle in his calf during the sprint.
- Running uphill really works your calves.
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What is "calf" in Lithuanian?
"calf" in Lithuanian is veršis, veršiukas, blauzda. calf means: A young cow, bull, or the young of certain other large animals such as elephants or whales.
How do you use "calf" in a sentence?
Example: "The calf stayed close to its mother in the field." In Lithuanian, "calf" is veršis, veršiukas, blauzda.
Are there other ways to say "calf" in Lithuanian?
Yes — Lithuanian has 3 translations listed for "calf": veršis, veršiukas, blauzda.
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