burp
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The meaning (definition) of the word burp
a noisy puff of air that comes up from your tummy
The word burp used in a sentence
“I let out a loud burp after my juice.”
How the word burp is said around the world
| French | rot (roh) |
| Spanish | eructo (eh-ROOK-toh) |
| Mandarin | 嗝 (guh) |
| Hindi | डकार (duh-KAHR) |
| Arabic | تَجَشُّؤ (ta-JASH-shuu) |
| Russian | отрыжка (ah-TRIZH-kah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | arroto (uh-ROH-too) |
| Portuguese (BR) | arroto (ah-HOH-too) |
| Japanese | げっぷ (GEP-poo) |
| German | Rülpser (REWLP-ser) |
| Urdu | ڈکار (duh-KAHR) |
| Punjabi | ਡਕਾਰ (duh-KAHR) |
| Korean | 트림 (teu-REEM) |
| Hebrew | גְּרֶפְּס (greps) |
| Greek | ρέψιμο (REHP-see-moh) |
| Dutch | boer (boor) |
| Tagalog | dighay (deeg-HIGH) |
| Vietnamese | tiếng ợ (tyeng UH) |
| Turkish | geğirti (geh-eer-TEE) |
| Persian | آروغ (ah-ROOGH) |
| Polish | beknięcie (bek-NYEN-cheh) |
| Ukrainian | відрижка (veed-RIHZH-kah) |
| Bengali | ঢেকুর (DHAY-koor) |
| Swedish | rap (rap) |
| Italian | rutto (ROOT-toh) |
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