aunt
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The meaning (definition) of the word aunt
the sister of your mom or dad
The word aunt used in a sentence
“My aunt is my mom's sister and she visits us on weekends.”
The plural of the word aunt
aunts
How the word aunt is said around the world
| French | tante (tahnt) |
| Spanish | tía (teeah) |
| Mandarin | 阿姨 (ā yí) |
| Hindi | चाची (kyahkyee) |
| Arabic | عمة (ahmmah) |
| Russian | тетя (tetia) |
| Portuguese (EU) | tia (teeuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | tia (cheea) |
| Japanese | 叔母 (oba) |
| German | Tante (tahntuh) |
| Urdu | خالہ (khahlah) |
| Punjabi | ਮਾਸੀ (mahsee) |
| Korean | 이모 (imo) |
| Hebrew | דוֹדָה (dohdah) |
| Greek | θεία (theia) |
| Dutch | tante (tahntuh) |
| Tagalog | tiyahin (teeyaheen) |
| Vietnamese | dì (zee) |
| Turkish | hala (hahlah) |
| Persian | عمه (ahmmay) |
| Polish | ciotka (chawtkah) |
| Ukrainian | тітка (titka) |
| Bengali | মাসি (mahshee) |
| Swedish | moster (mawstuhr) |
| Italian | zia (dzeeah) |
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