ache
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The meaning (definition) of the word ache
a pain in part of the body that does not stop
The word ache used in a sentence
“Dad felt an ache in his legs after the long hike.”
How the word ache is said around the world
| French | douleur (doo-LUHR) |
| Spanish | dolor (doh-LOHR) |
| Mandarin | 疼痛 (tuhng tohng) |
| Hindi | दर्द (dard) |
| Arabic | وجع (WA-ja) |
| Russian | боль (bohl) |
| Portuguese (EU) | dor (dohr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | dor (DOHR) |
| Japanese | いたみ (ee-TAH-mee) |
| German | Schmerz (shmerts) |
| Urdu | درد (durd) |
| Punjabi | ਦਰਦ (durd) |
| Korean | 통증 (TOHNG-juung) |
| Hebrew | כאב (keh-EV) |
| Greek | πόνος (POH-nohs) |
| Dutch | pijn (pine) |
| Tagalog | pananakit (pa-na-na-KEET) |
| Vietnamese | cơn đau (kuhn DAOW) |
| Turkish | ağrı (ah-RUH) |
| Persian | درد (dard) |
| Polish | ból (bool) |
| Ukrainian | біль (beel) |
| Bengali | ব্যথা (BYA-tha) |
| Swedish | värk (vairk) |
| Italian | dolore (doh-LOH-ray) |
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