dad
The meaning (definition) of the word dad
the man who is your parent
The word dad used in a sentence
“My dad plays with me in the park every day.”
Words that mean the same as dad (synonyms)
father
The plural of the word dad
dads
How the word dad is said around the world
| French | papa (pah-PAH) |
| Spanish | papá (pah-PAH) |
| Mandarin | 爸爸 (bah bah) |
| Hindi | पापा (PAH-pah) |
| Arabic | أب (ahb) |
| Russian | папа (PAH-pah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | pai (py) |
| Portuguese (BR) | pai (py) |
| Japanese | お父さん (oh-TOHU-sahng) |
| German | Papa (PAH-pah) |
| Urdu | والد (VAH-lid) |
| Punjabi | ਪਿਤਾ ਜੀ (PI-tah gyee) |
| Korean | 아빠 (AH-bah) |
| Hebrew | אַבָּא (AH-bah) |
| Greek | μπαμπάς (bah-BAHS) |
| Dutch | pa (pah) |
| Tagalog | tatay (TAH-tahy) |
| Vietnamese | bố (BOH-ur) |
| Turkish | baba (bah-BAH) |
| Persian | پدر (PAY-dahr) |
| Polish | tata (TAH-tah) |
| Ukrainian | тато (TAH-toh) |
| Bengali | বাবা (BAH-bah) |
| Swedish | pappa (PAH-pah) |
| Italian | Papà (pah-PAH) |
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