apple
The meaning (definition) of the word apple
a round crunchy fruit, often red, green, or yellow, that grows on trees
The word apple used in a sentence
“I bit into a crunchy red apple at lunch today.”
The plural of the word apple
apples
How the word apple is said around the world
| French | pomme (pawm) |
| Spanish | manzana (mahn-THAH-nah) |
| Mandarin | 苹果 (peeng gwoh) |
| Hindi | सेब (sayb) |
| Arabic | تفاحة (tfaht) |
| Russian | яблоко (YAHB-lu-ku) |
| Portuguese (EU) | maçã (muh-SUHN) |
| Portuguese (BR) | maçã (mah-SUHN) |
| Japanese | りんご (REENG-goh) |
| German | Apfel (AHP-fuhl) |
| Urdu | سیب (sayb) |
| Punjabi | ਸੇਬ (sayb) |
| Korean | 사과 (SAHG-wah) |
| Hebrew | תַפּוּחַ (tah-POO-khah) |
| Greek | μήλο (MEE-loh) |
| Dutch | appel (AH-puhl) |
| Tagalog | mansanas (mahn-SAH-nahs) |
| Vietnamese | quả táo (kwah TAH-urw) |
| Turkish | elma (AL-mah) |
| Persian | سیب (seeb) |
| Polish | jabłko (YAHP-kaw) |
| Ukrainian | яблуко (yahb-LOO-koh) |
| Bengali | আপেল (AH-payl) |
| Swedish | äpple (EP-luh) |
| Italian | mela (ME-lah) |
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