pockmark

English

Etymology

pock +‎ mark

Noun

pockmark (plural pockmarks)

1. A mark or scar in the skin caused by a pock.
2. A crater in the seafloor caused by erupting gas or liquid.

Derived terms

• pockmarked

Translations

mark or scar

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 麻子 (zh) (mázi)

• Finnish: rokonarpi
• French: marque de petite vérole f
• German: Pockennarbe f
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• Japanese: あばた (ja) (abata), 痘痕 (ja) (あばた, abata)
• Maori: koroputaputa
• Russian: о́спина (ru) f (óspina), ря́бина (ru) f (rjábina)
• Swedish: koppärr, grop (sv) (figurative)