noun · Nature

acorn

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The meaning (definition) of the word acorn

a tiny brown nut with a little cap that falls from oak trees

The word acorn used in a sentence

“I found a smooth acorn under the oak tree.”

The plural of the word acorn

acorns

How the word acorn is said around the world

Frenchgland (glahn)
Spanishbellota (bay-LYOH-tah)
Mandarin橡子 (shyahng dzee)
Hindiबलूत का फल (buh-LOOT kah pul)
Arabicبلوطة (BAHL-loo-tah)
Russianжелудь (ZHE-looty)
Portuguese (EU)bolota (boo-LAW-tuh)
Portuguese (BR)bolota (boh-LAW-ta)
Japaneseどんぐり (dohng-GU-ree)
GermanEichel (EYE-hyuhl)
Urduبلوط کا پھل (buh-LOHT kah pul)
Punjabiਐਕੋਰਨ (E-koh-ruhn)
Korean도토리 (DOH-toh-ree)
Hebrewבַּלוּט (BAH-loot)
Greekβελανίδι (vay-lah-NEE-thee)
Dutcheikel (EI-kuhl)
Tagalogbunga ng oak (BOO-ngah en-GAY OH-ahk)
Vietnamesequả sồi (kwah sohy)
Turkishmeşe palamudu (may-SHE pah-lah-moo-DUU)
Persianبلوط (BAH-loot)
Polishżołądź (ZHAW-wawnych)
Ukrainianжолудь (ZHOH-lood)
Bengaliওক ফল (ohk fawl)
Swedishekollon (AY-kaw-lawn)
Italianghianda (GYAHN-dah)

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acorn - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids