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Old English þēoh, from Proto-Germanic *þeuhom, from Proto-Indo-European *teuk-. Cognate with Scots thee, Dutch dij; and with Russian тук (“‘animal fat’”), Lithuanian tuki (“‘become fat’”).
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thigh (plural thighs)
- (anatomy) The upper leg, between the hip and the knee.
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upper leg
- Arabic: فخذ ar(ar) (fákhidh, fakhdh) m.
- Armenian: ազդր hy(hy) (azdr), (rare) զիստ hy(hy) (zist), (colloquial) բուդ hy(hy) (bud)
- Catalan: cuixa f.
- Chamicuro: peeyi
- Chinese:
- CJKV Characters: 腿
- Mandarin: 大腿 cmn(cmn) (dàtuǐ)
- Czech: stehno cs(cs) n.
- Dutch: dij nl(nl) f.
- Finnish: reisi fi(fi)
- French: cuisse fr(fr) f.
- Gamilaraay: tharra
- Georgian: ბარძაყი ka(ka) (bardzaqi)
- German: Oberschenkel de(de) m.
- Greek: μηρός el(el) m.
- Hebrew: יָרֵךְ he(he) f.
- Hungarian: comb hu(hu), felsőcomb hu(hu)
- Ido: Kruro
- Italian: coscia it(it) f.
- Japanese: 腿 ja(ja) (もも, momo), 太股 ja(ja) (ふともも, futomomo), 股 ja(ja) (もも, momo)
- Korean: 허벅다리 (heobeog-dari, heobeok-)
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