art
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The meaning (definition) of the word art
creative work made with skill
The word art used in a sentence
“We made colorful art in class today.”
How the word art is said around the world
| French | art (ahr) |
| Spanish | arte (AHR-tay) |
| Mandarin | 艺术 (yee shoo) |
| Hindi | कला (KU-lah) |
| Arabic | فَنّ (fahnn) |
| Russian | искусство (is-KOOSST-vu) |
| Portuguese (EU) | arte (AH-ruh-ti) |
| Portuguese (BR) | arte (AH-ruh-chew) |
| Japanese | 美術 (bee-JU-tsu) |
| German | Kunst (kuunst) |
| Urdu | فن (fun) |
| Punjabi | ਕਲਾ (KU-lah) |
| Korean | 미술 (mee-SOOL) |
| Hebrew | אָמָנוּת (ah-MAH-noot) |
| Greek | τέχνη (TAYKH-nee) |
| Dutch | kunst (kunst) |
| Tagalog | sining (SEE-neeng) |
| Vietnamese | nghệ thuật (ngay twuht) |
| Turkish | sanat (sah-NAHT) |
| Persian | هنر (HOH-nahr) |
| Polish | sztuka (SHTOO-kah) |
| Ukrainian | мистецтво (mis-TEDZD-voh) |
| Bengali | শিল্প (SHEEL-paw) |
| Swedish | konst (kawnst) |
| Italian | arte (AHR-tay) |
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