dandelion
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The meaning (definition) of the word dandelion
a weed with a yellow flower that turns into a white fluffy ball
The word dandelion used in a sentence
“Dandelions turn into white fluffy balls in the wind.”
The plural of the word dandelion
dandelions
How the word dandelion is said around the world
| French | pissenlit (pee-sahn-LEE) |
| Spanish | diente de león (DYEN-tay thay lay-OHN) |
| Mandarin | 蒲公英 (poo guung yeeng) |
| Hindi | डैंडेलियन (DAIN-day-li-yuhn) |
| Arabic | الهندباء (ahl-HEEN-dee-bah) |
| Russian | одуванчик (u-doo-VAHN-chyeek) |
| Portuguese (EU) | dente-de-leão (DAYNG-ti-di-lee-uhnuun) |
| Portuguese (BR) | dente-de-leão (DAYNG-chew-jew-lay-uhnuun) |
| Japanese | タンポポ (town-POH-poh) |
| German | Löwenzahn (LER-vuhn-tsahn) |
| Urdu | ڈینڈیلین (DAYN-dee-leen) |
| Punjabi | ਡੈਂਡੇਲੀਅਨ (den-day-LEE-uhn) |
| Korean | 민들레 (MEEN-du-lay) |
| Hebrew | שֵׁן הַאֲרִי (SHAY-nuh hahreeuh) |
| Greek | πικραλίδα (peek-rah-LEE-thah) |
| Dutch | paardebloem (pahr-deb-LOOM) |
| Tagalog | dandelion (dahn-duh-LEE-ohn) |
| Vietnamese | bồ công anh (boh kohng ayny) |
| Turkish | karahindiba (kah-rah-in-dee-BAH) |
| Persian | قاصدک (KAH-say-dahk) |
| Polish | mniszek lekarski (MNYEE-shek le-KAHRS-kee) |
| Ukrainian | кульбаба (kooly-BAH-bah) |
| Bengali | ড্যান্ডেলিয়ন (DAN-day-lee-yawn) |
| Swedish | maskros (MAHSK-roos) |
| Italian | dente di leone (DEN-tay di lay-OH-nay) |
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