col
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The meaning (definition) of the word col
a low dip between two mountain tops, easier to walk through
The word col used in a sentence
“A col is a dip between two mountain tops easier to climb through.”
Words that mean the same as col (synonyms)
passvalley
Words that mean the opposite of col (antonyms)
peaksummit
The plural of the word col
cols
How the word col is said around the world
| French | col (kawl) |
| Spanish | columna (kohloomnah) |
| Mandarin | 科尔 (kē ěr) |
| Hindi | कर्नल (kurnuhl) |
| Arabic | كول (kool) |
| Russian | ц (ts) |
| Portuguese (EU) | col (kawl) |
| Portuguese (BR) | col (kawl) |
| Japanese | コル (koru) |
| German | Spalte (shpahltuh) |
| Urdu | کرنل (kahrnahl) |
| Punjabi | ਕੋਲਮ (kohluhm) |
| Korean | 안부 (anbu) |
| Hebrew | קול (kohl) |
| Greek | διάσελο (diaselo) |
| Dutch | col (kawl) |
| Tagalog | kulay (koolahy) |
| Vietnamese | cột (koht) |
| Turkish | kol (kawl) |
| Persian | ستون (sohtoon) |
| Polish | przełęcz (pshewench) |
| Ukrainian | стовпчик (stovpchyk) |
| Bengali | কল (kawl) |
| Swedish | kolumn (kawlumn) |
| Italian | col (kawl) |
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