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Translate ointment from English to Dutch

Summary

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ointment:
- zalf; balsem; smeerseltje; smeersel; smeer; smeerzalf
Wiktionary:
- ointment → zalf, smeersel
- ointment → pommade

English

Detailed Translations for ointment from English to Dutch

ointment:

ointment [the ~] nom

the ointment (liniment; unguent)
de zalf; de balsem; het smeerseltje; het smeersel; de smeer; de smeerzalf
- zalf [de ~] nom
- balsem [de ~ (m)] nom
- smeerseltje [het ~] nom
- smeersel [het ~] nom
- smeer [de ~ (m)] nom
- smeerzalf [de ~] nom

Translation Matrix for ointment:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
balsem	liniment; ointment; unguent
smeer	liniment; ointment; unguent	fat; grease; lard
smeersel	liniment; ointment; unguent
smeerseltje	liniment; ointment; unguent	cream; moisturiser; paste; skin moisturiser
smeerzalf	liniment; ointment; unguent
zalf	liniment; ointment; unguent
-	balm; cream; emollient; salve; unction; unguent
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
zalf		basilicon; basilicum

Related Words for "ointment":

ointments

Synonyms for "ointment":

unction; unguent; balm; salve; remedy; curative; cure; therapeutic
cream; emollient; toiletry; toilet article

Related Definitions for "ointment":

toiletry consisting of any of various substances in the form of a thick liquid that have a soothing and moisturizing effect when applied to the skin¹
semisolid preparation (usually containing a medicine) applied externally as a remedy or for soothing an irritation¹

Wiktionary Translations for ointment:

ointment

noun

viscous preparation
- ointment → zalf; smeersel

ointment

noun

een visceuse massa die bedoeld is om ergens op gesmeerd te worden
- smeersel → ointment

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• ointment	→ pommade	↔ pommade — cosmétologie\|fr pharmacie\|fr composition molle et onctueux, faite avec des substances médicamenteux ou des parfums mêler à des corps gras.

Related Translations for ointment

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