cantaloupe
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The meaning (definition) of the word cantaloupe
a round melon with rough skin and sweet juicy orange fruit inside
The word cantaloupe used in a sentence
“The cantaloupe was sweet and juicy and perfect for summer snacks.”
The plural of the word cantaloupe
cantaloupes
How the word cantaloupe is said around the world
| French | cantaloup (kahn-tah-LOOP) |
| Spanish | cantalupo (kahn-tah-LOO-poh) |
| Mandarin | 哈密瓜 (khah mee gwah) |
| Hindi | खरबूजा (kuhr-BOO-gyah) |
| Arabic | الشمام (ahsh-SHAHM-mahm) |
| Russian | мускусная дыня (MOOS-koos-nu-yah DI-nyu) |
| Portuguese (EU) | melão (mi-LUHNUUN) |
| Portuguese (BR) | melão (may-LUHNUUN) |
| Japanese | カンタロープ (kahntahrohpu) |
| German | Kantalupe (KAHN-tah-loo-puh) |
| Urdu | گرما (GUR-mah) |
| Punjabi | ਖ਼ਰਬੂਜਾ (khuh-ruh-BOO-gyah) |
| Korean | 멜론 (may-LOHN) |
| Hebrew | מֵלוֹן (may-LOH-nuh) |
| Greek | πεπονάκι (pay-poh-NAH-kyee) |
| Dutch | cantaloupe (KAHN-tah-luuu-puh) |
| Tagalog | milongo (mee-LOH-ngoh) |
| Vietnamese | dưa lưới (ZEW-uh LEW-uh-ury) |
| Turkish | kavun (kah-VUUN) |
| Persian | طالبی (TAH-lay-bee) |
| Polish | kantalupa (kahn-tah-LOO-pah) |
| Ukrainian | диня (DI-nyah) |
| Bengali | ক্যান্টালুপ (KAN-tah-loop) |
| Swedish | cantaloupmelon (KAHN-tah-loo-up-muh-lawn) |
| Italian | Cantalupo (kahn-tah-LOO-poh) |
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