castle
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The meaning (definition) of the word castle
a huge stone building with towers, built long ago for kings and queens
The word castle used in a sentence
“The castle has tall towers where kings and queens lived long ago.”
Words that mean the same as castle (synonyms)
fortresspalace
The plural of the word castle
castles
How the word castle is said around the world
| French | château (shahtoh) |
| Spanish | castillo (kahsteelyoh) |
| Mandarin | 城堡 (chéng bǎo) |
| Hindi | किला (kilah) |
| Arabic | قلعة (kahlah) |
| Russian | замок (zamok) |
| Portuguese (EU) | castelo (kuhshteluu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | castelo (kahsteluu) |
| Japanese | 城 (shiro) |
| German | Schloss (shlaws) |
| Urdu | قلعہ (kuhlah) |
| Punjabi | ਕਿਲ੍ਹਾ (kilhah) |
| Korean | 성 (seong) |
| Hebrew | טִירָה (teeyrah) |
| Greek | κάστρο (kastro) |
| Dutch | kasteel (kahstayl) |
| Tagalog | kastilyo (kahsteelyoh) |
| Vietnamese | lâu đài (luhw dahy) |
| Turkish | kale (kahle) |
| Persian | قلعه (kahlay) |
| Polish | zamek (zahmek) |
| Ukrainian | замок (zamok) |
| Bengali | দুর্গ (doorgaw) |
| Swedish | slott (slawt) |
| Italian | castello (kahstelloh) |
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