"nimaki" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Ainu]

IPA: /nʲìꜛmákʲí/
Etymology: From ni (“root morpheme for tooth”) + maki. Etymology templates: {{compound|ain|ni|maki|t1=root morpheme for tooth}} ni (“root morpheme for tooth”) + maki Head templates: {{head|ain|noun|Kana spelling|二マキ||{{{3}}}||{{{poss}}}|||||||||||f1sc=Kana|head=|sc=Latn|tr=-}} nimaki (Kana spelling 二マキ), {{ain-noun|l|二マキ}} nimaki (Kana spelling 二マキ)
  1. (anatomy) tooth, teeth Categories (topical): Anatomy Synonyms: nimak
    Sense id: en-nimaki-ain-noun-4nmAI8FH Categories (other): Ainu entries with incorrect language header, Ainu terms with redundant script codes Topics: anatomy, medicine, sciences

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