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Summary

Dutch to English: more detail...

venter:
- vendor; peddler; pedlar; hawker
Wiktionary:
- venter → peddler

English to Dutch: more detail...

venter:
- Wiktionary:
  venter → abdomen
- Synonyms for "venter":
  speaker; talker; utterer; verbalizer; verbaliser
  abdomen; stomach; belly; body part
  uterus; womb

Dutch

Detailed Translations for venter from Dutch to English

venter:

venter [de ~ (m)] nomen

de venter (marskramer)
the vendor; the peddler; the pedlar; the hawker
- vendor [the ~] nomen
- peddler [the ~] nomen
- pedlar [the ~] nomen
- hawker [the ~] nomen
de venter (colporteur)
the hawker; the pedlar
- hawker [the ~] nomen
- pedlar [the ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for venter:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
hawker	colporteur; marskramer; venter	acquisiteur; colporteur; handelaar; handelsman; koopman; kramer; straathandelaar; straatventer; straatverkoper
peddler	marskramer; venter
pedlar	colporteur; marskramer; venter	kramer
vendor	marskramer; venter	leverancier

Related Words for "venter":

venters

Wiktionary Translations for venter:

venter

noun

hawker
- peddler → marskramer; venter

External Machine Translations:

English

Detailed Translations for venter from English to Dutch

venter:

Translation Matrix for venter:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	abdomen; belly; stomach

Synonyms for "venter":

speaker; talker; utterer; verbalizer; verbaliser
abdomen; stomach; belly; body part
uterus; womb

Related Definitions for "venter":

a bulging body part (as the belly of a muscle)¹
the womb¹
- `in venter' is legal terminology for `conceived but not yet born'¹
the region of the body of a vertebrate between the thorax and the pelvis¹
a speaker who expresses or gives vent to a personal opinion or grievance¹

Wiktionary Translations for venter:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• venter	→ abdomen	↔ Abdomen — Medizin: Bauch, Unterleib

External Machine Translations:

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