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bone in Telugu

bone in Telugu is ఎముక, బొమికె, బొక్క — bone means one of the hard, calcium-rich pieces that make up the skeleton of humans and most animals.

bone in Telugu

ఎముక
noun
Pronounced: emuka
material
ఎముక
noun
Pronounced: emuka
component of a skeleton
బొమికె
noun
Pronounced: bomike
component of a skeleton
బొక్క
noun
Pronounced: bokka
component of a skeleton

What does "bone" mean?

  1. noun One of the hard, calcium-rich pieces that make up the skeleton of humans and most animals.
    "She fractured a bone in her wrist after the fall."
  2. noun An off-white color resembling the shade of bone.
    "The wedding invitations were printed on bone-colored card stock."
  3. verb To remove the bones from meat or fish before cooking.
    "The butcher boned the chicken thighs for us."
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bone in a sentence

  • She fractured a bone in her wrist after the fall.
  • Dogs love to chew on bones.
  • The wedding invitations were printed on bone-colored card stock.
  • We painted the kitchen cabinets a pale bone shade.

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bone అంటే తెలుగులో అర్థం ఏమిటి?
"bone" in Telugu is ఎముక, బొమికె, బొక్క. bone means: One of the hard, calcium-rich pieces that make up the skeleton of humans and most animals.
How do you pronounce ఎముక?
"bone" in Telugu is ఎముక, pronounced "emuka".
How do you use "bone" in a sentence?
Example: "She fractured a bone in her wrist after the fall." In Telugu, "bone" is ఎముక, బొమికె, బొక్క.
Are there other ways to say "bone" in Telugu?
Yes — Telugu has 3 translations listed for "bone": ఎముక, బొమికె, బొక్క.
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