noun · Nature

clover

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The meaning (definition) of the word clover

a tiny green plant with three round leaves, sometimes lucky four

The word clover used in a sentence

“I found a lucky clover with four leaves in the grass.”

The plural of the word clover

clovers

How the word clover is said around the world

Frenchtrèfle (trefl)
Spanishtrébol (TRAY-vohl)
Mandarin三叶草 (sahn yuh tsow)
Hindiतिपतिया घास (TIP-ti-yah gahs)
Arabicالبرسيم (ahl-BEER-seem)
Russianклевер (KLYAY-vyeer)
Portuguese (EU)trevo (TRAY-vuu)
Portuguese (BR)trevo (TRAY-vuu)
Japaneseクローバー (kurohbah)
GermanKlee (klay)
Urduسہ شاخہ (seh SHAH-khah)
Punjabiਕਲੋਵਰ (KU-loh-vuhr)
Korean클로버 (KU-loh-bu)
Hebrewתִלתָן (teel-TAH-nuh)
Greekτριφύλλι (tree-FEE-lee)
Dutchklaver (KLAH-vuhr)
Tagalogklouber (KLOH-buhr)
Vietnamesecỏ ba lá (kaw bah LAH-ur)
Turkishyonca (yawn-JAH)
Persianشبدر (SHAHB-dahr)
Polishkoniczyna (kaw-nyee-CHI-nah)
Ukrainianконюшина (koh-NYOO-shi-nah)
Bengaliক্লোভার (KLOH-bahr)
Swedishklöver (KLER-vuhr)
Italiantrifoglio (tree-FAW-lyoh)

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