dahl
The meaning (definition) of the word dahl
a warm, spicy Indian dish made from soft lentils
The word dahl used in a sentence
“Mom made warm dahl with soft lentils for dinner.”
Words that mean the same as dahl (synonyms)
dallentil dish
The plural of the word dahl
dahls
How the word dahl is said around the world
| French | dahl (dahl) |
| Spanish | Dahl (dahl) |
| Mandarin | 达尔 (dá ěr) |
| Hindi | डाहल (dahuhl) |
| Arabic | دال (dahll) |
| Russian | даль (dal') |
| Portuguese (EU) | dahl (dahl) |
| Portuguese (BR) | dahl (dahl) |
| Japanese | ダール (daaru) |
| German | Dahl (dahl) |
| Urdu | دال (dahl) |
| Punjabi | ਡਾਹਲ (dahuhl) |
| Korean | 달 (dal) |
| Hebrew | דאל |
| Greek | Νταλ (Ntal) |
| Dutch | dahl (dahl) |
| Tagalog | dahl (dahl) |
| Vietnamese | dahl (dahl) |
| Turkish | dahl (dahl) |
| Persian | دال (dahl) |
| Polish | Dahl (dahkhl) |
| Ukrainian | Даль (Dal) |
| Bengali | ডাল (dahl) |
| Swedish | dahl (dahl) |
| Italian | dahl (dahl) |
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