cross
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The meaning (definition) of the word cross
to put one leg or arm over the other
The word cross used in a sentence
“She likes to cross her legs when she sits on the floor.”
How the word cross is said around the world
| French | croix (krwah) |
| Spanish | cruz (krooth) |
| Mandarin | 叉 (chā) |
| Hindi | पार करना (pahr kurnah) |
| Arabic | يتصالب (eyetsahlb) |
| Russian | крест (krest) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cruzar (kroozahr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cruzar (kroozahr) |
| Japanese | クロス (kurosu) |
| German | kreuzen (krawertsuhn) |
| Urdu | کراس (kuhrahs) |
| Punjabi | ਕਰਾਸ (kuhrahs) |
| Korean | 십자가 (sibjaga) |
| Hebrew | לַחֲצוֹת (lahkhahtsoht) |
| Greek | σταυρός (stauros) |
| Dutch | kruis (krerews) |
| Tagalog | krus (kroos) |
| Vietnamese | đi qua (dee kwah) |
| Turkish | geçmek (gyechmek) |
| Persian | صلیب (sahleeb) |
| Polish | przechodzić (pshekhawjeech) |
| Ukrainian | хрест (khrest) |
| Bengali | ক্রস (krawsh) |
| Swedish | korsa (kawshah) |
| Italian | attraverso (ahtrahversoh) |
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