air
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The meaning (definition) of the word air
the invisible gas we breathe
The word air used in a sentence
“We opened the window to let fresh air inside.”
How the word air is said around the world
| French | air (er) |
| Spanish | aire (EYE-ray) |
| Mandarin | 空气 (kuung chee) |
| Hindi | हवा (HU-vah) |
| Arabic | هواء (HOW-ah) |
| Russian | воздух (VOHZ-dookh) |
| Portuguese (EU) | ar (ahr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | ar (ahr) |
| Japanese | 空気 (KU-u-kee) |
| German | Luft (luuft) |
| Urdu | ہوا (HOO-ah) |
| Punjabi | ਹਵਾ (HU-vah) |
| Korean | 공기 (GOHNG-gee) |
| Hebrew | אֲוִיר (AH-veeyr) |
| Greek | αέρας (ah-AY-rahs) |
| Dutch | lucht (lukht) |
| Tagalog | hangin (HAH-ngeen) |
| Vietnamese | không khí (khohng KHEE-ur) |
| Turkish | hava (hah-VAH) |
| Persian | هوا (HAH-vah) |
| Polish | powietrze (paw-VYE-che) |
| Ukrainian | повітря (poh-VEETR-yah) |
| Bengali | বাতাস (BAH-tahsh) |
| Swedish | luft (luft) |
| Italian | aria (AH-ree-ah) |
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