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Summary

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tentacle:
- tentakel; tastwerktuig; voeler; grijparm; taster; vangarm; tastorgaan
Wiktionary:
- tentacle → tentakel
- tentacle → tentakel, vangarm

English

Detailed Translations for tentacle from English to Dutch

tentacle:

tentacle [the ~] noun

the tentacle
de tentakel
- tentakel [de ~ (m)] noun
the tentacle
tastwerktuig
- tastwerktuig [znw.] noun
the tentacle (feeler; sensor)
de voeler
- voeler [de ~ (m)] noun
the tentacle (grip arm; transfer arm)
de grijparm
- grijparm [de ~ (m)] noun
the tentacle (feeler)
de taster
- taster [de ~ (m)] noun
the tentacle (grab; claw)
de vangarm
- vangarm [de ~ (m)] noun
the tentacle (tactile organ)
het tastorgaan
- tastorgaan [het ~] noun

Translation Matrix for tentacle:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
grijparm	grip arm; tentacle; transfer arm
taster	feeler; tentacle
tastorgaan	tactile organ; tentacle
tastwerktuig	tentacle
tentakel	tentacle
vangarm	claw; grab; tentacle
voeler	feeler; sensor; tentacle

Related Words for "tentacle":

tentacles

Synonyms for "tentacle":

grip; grasp
process; outgrowth; appendage

Related Definitions for "tentacle":

any of various elongated tactile or prehensile flexible organs that occur on the head or near the mouth in many animals; used for feeling or grasping or locomotion¹
something that acts like a tentacle in its ability to grasp and hold¹
- caught in the tentacles of organized crime¹

Wiktionary Translations for tentacle:

tentacle

noun

elongated, boneless, flexible appendage
- tentacle → tentakel

tentacle

noun

de verlengde flexibele organen die vele ongewervelde dieren hebben.
- tentakel → tentacle

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• tentacle	→ tentakel	↔ Tentakel — Zoologie, meist im Plural: Fangarm
• tentacle	→ tentakel; vangarm	↔ tentacule — biologie\|fr anatomie\|fr appendice charnu et mobile dont plusieurs animaux sont pourvoir, et qu’ils tendre en avant, soit pour tâter le terrain ou les objets environnants, soit pour saisir leur proie.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University