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canvas

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The meaning (definition) of the word canvas

a strong cloth stretched on a frame that artists paint on

The word canvas used in a sentence

“The artist stretched canvas over the wooden frame and started to paint.”

The plural of the word canvas

canvases

How the word canvas is said around the world

Frenchtoile (twahl)
Spanishlienzo (lee-EN-thoh)
Mandarin帆布 (fahn boo)
Hindiकैनवास (kairn-VAHS)
Arabicقماش (KOO-mahsh)
Russianхолст (khohlst)
Portuguese (EU)tela (TE-luh)
Portuguese (BR)tela (TE-la)
Japaneseキャンバス (kyown-BAH-su)
GermanLeinwand (LYN-vahnt)
Urduکینوس (ken-VAHS)
Punjabiਕੈਨਵਸ (KE-nuh-vuhs)
Korean캔버스 (KEN-bu-su)
Hebrewבַּד (bahd)
Greekκαμβάς (kahm-VAHS)
Dutchcanvas (KAHN-vahs)
Tagaloglona (LOH-nah)
Vietnamesevải bố (vahy BOH-ur)
Turkishtuval (too-VAHL)
Persianبوم نقاشی (boom nahk-KAH-shee)
Polishpłótno (PWOOT-naw)
Ukrainianполотно (poh-LOHT-noh)
Bengaliক্যানভাস (KA-naw-bahsh)
Swedishduk (dook)
Italiantela (TE-lah)

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canvas - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids