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Translate scar from English to German

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scar:
- Narbe; Schmarre; Schmiß
Wiktionary:
- scar → Narbe, Schramme
- scar → vernarben
- scar → Narbe, Einschnitt, Schnitt, Scheibe, Schnitte, vernarben

English

Detailed Translations for scar from English to German

scar:

scar [the ~] noun

the scar (cicatrice; mark)

– a mark left (usually on the skin) by the healing of injured tissue ¹
die Narbe; die Schmarre; der Schmiß
- Narbe [die ~] noun
- Schmarre [die ~] noun
- Schmiß [der ~] noun

Translation Matrix for scar:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Narbe	cicatrice; mark; scar
Schmarre	cicatrice; mark; scar
Schmiß	cicatrice; mark; scar	piece of bread; piecie; slice of bread
-	cicatrice; cicatrix; mark; scrape; scratch
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	mark; pit; pock

Related Words for "scar":

scared, scars

Synonyms for "scar":

cicatrix; cicatrice; symptom
scratch; scrape; mark; blemish; defect; mar
mark; pock; pit; deface; disfigure; blemish

Related Definitions for "scar":

an indication of damage¹
a mark left (usually on the skin) by the healing of injured tissue¹
mark with a scar¹
- The skin disease scarred his face permanently¹

Wiktionary Translations for scar:

scar

noun

a permanent mark on the skin sometimes caused by the healing of a wound
- scar → Narbe

scar

noun

relativ geringfügige Beschädigung oder Verletzung einer Oberfläche
- Schramme → scratch; scar
verheilende Wunde oder sichtbares Überbleibsel einer Wunde
- Narbe → scar

verb

bedecken der Haut eines Körperteils mit Narbe
- vernarben → scar

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• scar	→ Narbe	↔ litteken — een zichtbaar overblijfsel van een oude verwonding
• scar	→ Einschnitt; Schnitt; Scheibe; Schnitte; Narbe	↔ balafre — Longue entaille, plaie faite particulièrement au visage.
• scar	→ Narbe	↔ cicatrice — marque des blessures, des plaies, qui rester après la guérison.
• scar	→ vernarben	↔ cicatriser — produire une cicatrice.

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