beckon
🔒 The real picture unlocks in the dictionary app.
The meaning (definition) of the word beckon
to wave your hand to tell someone to come closer
The word beckon used in a sentence
“Mom beckoned me to come sit next to her on the couch.”
Words that mean the same as beckon (synonyms)
wavesignal
How the word beckon is said around the world
| French | faire signe |
| Spanish | llamar |
| Mandarin | 招手 |
| Hindi | इशारा करना |
| Arabic | إشارة |
| Russian | манить |
| Portuguese (EU) | acenar |
| Portuguese (BR) | acenar |
| Japanese | 手招きする |
| German | winken |
| Urdu | اشارہ کرنا |
| Punjabi | ਇਸ਼ਾਰਾ ਕਰਨਾ |
| Korean | 꾀어 부르다 |
| Hebrew | לְאוֹתֵת |
| Greek | γνέφω |
| Dutch | wenken |
| Filipino | mag-aanya |
| Vietnamese | vẫy gọi |
| Turkish | çağırmak |
| Persian | اشاره کردن |
| Polish | kiwać |
| Ukrainian | манити |
| Bengali | ইশারা করা |
| Swedish | locka |
| Italian | fare cenno |
Learn beckon with pictures, sound and writing practice
Hear beckon spoken aloud, trace how it is written, and explore it in 25 languages in the Little Wordsmiths dictionary.
Open the full dictionaryLittle Wordsmiths is a picture-first children's dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia in 25 languages.
Home · Dictionary · Sign in · Sign up