Rumps Meaning in English
word · lemma: rump
ˈɹəmp
RUMPZ
ɹˈʌmps
RUMPS
Definition
'Rumps' is the plural of 'rump', meaning the back part of an animal, especially where the tail grows, or informally, a person's buttocks.
Usage & Nuances
'Rumps' is mostly used in biology, animal husbandry, or meat cuts, but can also be informal or humorous about people’s buttocks. Avoid using it for people in formal situations. In animals, 'rumpy' can describe a tail-less breed.
Spanish: nalgas - parte trasera (animal)Portuguese (BR): nádegas - traseiro (animal)Portuguese (PT): nádegas - traseiro (animal)Chinese (Simplified): 臀部 - 臀肉 (动物)Chinese (Traditional): 臀部 - 臀肉（動物）Hindi: चौड़ाई (पशु) - नितंबArabic: ردفان - مؤخرة (حيوان)Bengali: পিছন অংশ - পশ্চাদ্দেশRussian: крупы - зад (у животных)Japanese: 尻 - お尻（動物の場合）Vietnamese: mông - mông (động vật)Korean: 엉덩이 - 궁둥이(동물의 경우)Turkish: kuyruk sokumu - popo (hayvanlarda)Urdu: پچھلا حصہ - (جانوروں کا) پچھواڑاIndonesian: punggung belakang - pantat (hewan)
Example Sentences
The farmer checked the cows’ rumps for signs of illness.
basic
Lions often attack the rumps of their prey to bring them down.
basic
The butcher sold two beef rumps today.
basic
After sitting too long, our rumps started to hurt.
natural
The puppies wagged their tiny rumps when they saw food.
natural
You could see the horses' rumps sticking out of the stable.
natural