breast buds

Turkish translation: göğüsleri yeni tomurcuklanmış

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English term or phrase:breast buds
Turkish translation:göğüsleri yeni tomurcuklanmış
Entered by: Hellinas

09:04 Jun 21, 2014
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English term or phrase: breast buds
The term refers to what is known in Turkish as the telarş. There are five stages of breast development for girls, breast buds begin at stage two. In the first stage the breast is flat and has not yet developed. This is the stage of childhood. During the second stage, also known as early puberty, a girl's breast begin to bud. The budding is a quarter-sized bud that makes the nipple stick-out from the chest. The actual bud contains fat, tissue and milk glands. The areola slightly increases in size during this phase.
The term 'breast buds' refers to the pubertal stage of breast development.
'Breast buds' are sometimes found in boys as well. A simple definition is the pre-puberty bumps behind the nipples of girls. Example:-
'She couldn't be 14, she's only got her breast buds so far.'
Hellinas
Local time: 15:50
göğüsleri yeni tomurcuklanmış
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Gülnur Seyhanoğlu
Türkiye
Local time: 17:50
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This answer is the only one but there is perhaps a medical term too. The answer Gülnur gives is nonetheless excellent. Many thanks!
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5göğüsleri yeni tomurcuklanmış
Gülnur Seyhanoğlu


  

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göğüsleri yeni tomurcuklanmış


Explanation:
http://www.sorularlaislamiyet.com/article/13649/kur-an-da-go...

Gülnur Seyhanoğlu
Türkiye
Local time: 17:50
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
PRO pts in category: 8
Grading comment
This answer is the only one but there is perhaps a medical term too. The answer Gülnur gives is nonetheless excellent. Many thanks!
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