appendage

English

Etymology

append +‎ -age

Noun

appendage (plural appendages)

an external body part that projects from the body
a natural prolongation or projection from a part of any organism
a part that is joined to something larger

Synonyms

extremity, member
outgrowth, process

Translations

external body part

Bulgarian: израстък (bg) (izrastǎk)
Finnish: uloke (fi), raaja (fi)
German: Extremität (de) f
Greek: άκρο (el) n (ákro), μέλος (el) n (mélos)
Italian: membro (it) m, (limb) arto (it) m, protuberanza (it) f

Norwegian: lem (no) n
Portuguese: apêndice (pt) m, membro (pt) m
Romanian: membru (ro) n, anexă (ro) f, apendice (ro) n, protuberanță (ro) f
Russian: прида́ток (ru) m (pridátok), отро́сток (ru) m (otróstok)
Spanish: miembro (es) m, extremidad (es) f

natural prolongation or projection

Esperanto: aneksaĵo
Finnish: uloke (fi)
German: Auswuchs (de) m
Greek: απόφυση (el) f (apófysi)

Italian: (animals) membro (it) m, (limbs) estremità (it) f pl, protuberanza (it) f
Portuguese: membro (pt) m
Romanian: membru (ro) n, extremitate (ro) f
Russian: прида́ток (ru) m (pridátok), отро́сток (ru) m (otróstok)

part that is joined to something larger

Bulgarian: придатък (bg) (pridatǎk)
Finnish: lisäke (fi)
Greek: προσάρτημα (el) n (prosártima), παραφυάδα (el) f (parafyáda)
Ancient Greek: προσήκη f (prosḗkē)
Italian: protuberanza (it) f

Portuguese: anexo (pt) m
Romanian: anexă (ro) f
Russian: прида́ток (ru) m (pridátok), приложе́ние (ru) n (priložénije), приве́сок (ru) m (privésok)
Spanish: añadidura (es) f

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