Kolon
colon
main part of the large intestine
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The standard German anatomical term for the large intestine; commonly used in medical and neutral contexts.
The parenthetical note clarifies the meaning “colon punctuation”; this is not the anatomical term but a homonym that can cause confusion.
The Latin/international medical form; used in German mainly in scientific or medical contexts.
A traditional German word for the large intestine; it sounds more old-fashioned and less technical than “Dickdarm.”
A rare and imprecise general term for the lower part of the intestine; not a strict medical term for the colon.
A scientific Greek-based term that is hardly used in modern German; it appears mostly in specialist texts.
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How to pronounce Kolon and what this word means
Kolon means colon. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Kolon
/ˈkoːlɔn/
Kolon translation
colon
Kolon examples
Das Kolon gehört zum Dickdarm.
Kolon transcription
/ˈkoːlɔn/
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Kolon meaning: what does it mean?
Hauptteil des Dickdarms
Kolon pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
Kolon is pronounced as /ˈkoːlɔn/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Kolon definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Das Kolon gehört zum Dickdarm. Translation: Толстая кишка относится к толстому кишечнику.
Is Kolon part of Internal Organs vocabulary?
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