coral
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The meaning (definition) of the word coral
a hard bumpy rocky thing in the sea, built by tiny sea creatures
The word coral used in a sentence
“I saw hard pink coral when we went snorkeling.”
The plural of the word coral
corals
How the word coral is said around the world
| French | corail (kohrahy) |
| Spanish | coral (kohrahl) |
| Mandarin | 珊瑚 (shān hú) |
| Hindi | मूंगा (moongah) |
| Arabic | المرجان (ahlmahrjahn) |
| Russian | коралл (korall) |
| Portuguese (EU) | coral (koorahl) |
| Portuguese (BR) | coral (kohrow) |
| Japanese | コーラル (kooraru) |
| German | Koralle (kohrahluh) |
| Urdu | مرجان (muhrgyahn) |
| Punjabi | ਕੋਰਲ (kohruhl) |
| Korean | 산호 (sanho) |
| Hebrew | אַלְמוֹג (ahlmohg) |
| Greek | κοράλλι (koralli) |
| Dutch | koraal (kohrahl) |
| Tagalog | koral (kawrahl) |
| Vietnamese | san hô (sahn hoh) |
| Turkish | mercan (merjahn) |
| Persian | مرجان (mahrjahn) |
| Polish | koral (kawrahl) |
| Ukrainian | корал (koral) |
| Bengali | প্রবাল (prohbahl) |
| Swedish | korall (koorahl) |
| Italian | corallo (kohrahlloh) |
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