clam
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The meaning (definition) of the word clam
a small sea creature that lives inside two shells joined together
The word clam used in a sentence
“A clam is a sea animal that closes its two shells really tight.”
Words that mean the same as clam (synonyms)
shellfishmollusk
The plural of the word clam
clams
How the word clam is said around the world
| French | palourde (pahloord) |
| Spanish | almeja (ahlmaykhah) |
| Mandarin | 蛤 (há) |
| Hindi | क्लैम (klairm) |
| Arabic | المحار (ahlmahahr) |
| Russian | моллюск (molliusk) |
| Portuguese (EU) | amêijoa (uhmayzhoouh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | amêijoa (amayzhoha) |
| Japanese | アサリ (asari) |
| German | Muschel (muushuhl) |
| Urdu | کلیم (kuhleem) |
| Punjabi | ਕਲੈਮ (kuhlem) |
| Korean | 대합 (daehab) |
| Hebrew | צִדפָּה (tseedpah) |
| Greek | αχιβάδα (akhibada) |
| Dutch | schelp (skhelp) |
| Tagalog | tulya (toolyah) |
| Vietnamese | sò (saw) |
| Turkish | midye (midye) |
| Persian | صدف (sahdahf) |
| Polish | milczek (meelchek) |
| Ukrainian | молюск (molyusk) |
| Bengali | ক্ল্যাম (klam) |
| Swedish | mussla (muslah) |
| Italian | vongola (vohnggohlah) |
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