dal
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The meaning (definition) of the word dal
a yummy Indian dish made from soft cooked lentils
The word dal used in a sentence
“We ate yummy dal with rice for lunch today.”
Words that mean the same as dal (synonyms)
dahllentil dish
The plural of the word dal
dals
How the word dal is said around the world
| French | dal (dahl) |
| Spanish | dal (dahl) |
| Mandarin | 达尔 (dá ěr) |
| Hindi | दाल (dahl) |
| Arabic | دال (dahll) |
| Russian | дал (dal) |
| Portuguese (EU) | dal (dahl) |
| Portuguese (BR) | dal (dow) |
| Japanese | ダル (daru) |
| German | dal (dahl) |
| Urdu | دال (dahl) |
| Punjabi | ਦਾਲ (dahl) |
| Korean | 달 (dal) |
| Hebrew | דאל |
| Greek | νταλ (ntal) |
| Dutch | dal (dahl) |
| Tagalog | dal (dahl) |
| Vietnamese | đậu lăng (duhw lahng) |
| Turkish | dal (dahl) |
| Persian | دال (dahl) |
| Polish | dal (dahl) |
| Ukrainian | дал (dal) |
| Bengali | ডাল (dahl) |
| Swedish | dal (dahl) |
| Italian | dal (dahl) |
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