chive
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The meaning (definition) of the word chive
a thin grassy herb that tastes a little like onion
The word chive used in a sentence
“Chive is a grassy herb we use in cooking.”
Words that mean the same as chive (synonyms)
herb
The plural of the word chive
chives
How the word chive is said around the world
| French | ciboulette (see-boo-LET) |
| Spanish | cebollino (thay-voh-LYEE-noh) |
| Mandarin | 细香葱 (shee shyahng tsuung) |
| Hindi | चिव (kyiv) |
| Arabic | الثوم المعمر (ahth-THOOM ahl-MOO-ahm-mahr) |
| Russian | шнитт-лук (shneet-LOOK) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cebolinha (say-boo-LEE-nyuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cebolinha (say-boh-LEE-nya) |
| Japanese | チャイブ (CHY-bu) |
| German | Schnittlauch (SHNIT-lowkh) |
| Urdu | چائیو (kyah-AY-oh) |
| Punjabi | ਚਾਈਵ (kyv) |
| Korean | 골파 (GOHL-pah) |
| Hebrew | עירית (EE-reet) |
| Greek | σχοινόπρασο (skhee-NOH-prah-soh) |
| Dutch | bieslook (bees-LOHK) |
| Tagalog | chive (KHEE-vuh) |
| Vietnamese | hẹ (he) |
| Turkish | frenk soğanı (frank soh-ah-NU) |
| Persian | پیازچه (pee-AHZ-chay) |
| Polish | szczypiorek (shchi-PYAW-rek) |
| Ukrainian | цибуля-шніт (tsi-BOO-lyahsh-nyeet) |
| Bengali | পেঁয়াজকলি (PAYN-gyaw-kaw-lee) |
| Swedish | gräslök (GRES-lerk) |
| Italian | erba cipollina (ER-bah chee-pohl-LEE-nah) |
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