boot
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The meaning (definition) of the word boot
a strong shoe that covers the ankle
The word boot used in a sentence
“My rubber boot kept my foot dry.”
The plural of the word boot
boots
How the word boot is said around the world
| French | botte (bawt) |
| Spanish | bota (BOH-tah) |
| Mandarin | 靴子 (shway dzee) |
| Hindi | बूट (boot) |
| Arabic | حذاء طويل (HEE-thah TOW-eel) |
| Russian | сапог (sah-POHK) |
| Portuguese (EU) | bota (BAW-tuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | bota (BAW-ta) |
| Japanese | ブーツ (BU-u-tsu) |
| German | Stiefel (SHTEE-fuhl) |
| Urdu | بوٹ (boot) |
| Punjabi | ਬੂਟ (boot) |
| Korean | 부츠 (BOO-chu) |
| Hebrew | מַגָף (MAH-gahf) |
| Greek | μπότα (BOH-tah) |
| Dutch | laars (lahrs) |
| Tagalog | bota (BOH-tah) |
| Vietnamese | ủng (oong) |
| Turkish | bot (bawt) |
| Persian | چکمه (CHAHK-may) |
| Polish | but (boot) |
| Ukrainian | чобіт (choh-BEET) |
| Bengali | বুট (boot) |
| Swedish | känga (SHE-ngah) |
| Italian | stivale (stee-VAH-lay) |
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