date
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The meaning (definition) of the word date
a sweet sticky brown fruit
The word date used in a sentence
“I like to eat a sweet date fruit because it is sticky and yummy.”
The plural of the word date
dates
How the word date is said around the world
| French | datte (daht) |
| Spanish | dátil (dahteel) |
| Mandarin | 枣 (zǎo) |
| Hindi | खजूर (kuhgyoor) |
| Arabic | تمر (tahmr) |
| Russian | финик (finik) |
| Portuguese (EU) | tâmara (tuhnmuhruh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | tâmara (tuhnmara) |
| Japanese | デーツ (deetsu) |
| German | Dattel (dahtuhl) |
| Urdu | کھجور (kahgyoor) |
| Punjabi | ਖਜੂਰ (kuhgyoor) |
| Korean | 대추 (daecu) |
| Hebrew | תמר |
| Greek | χουρμάς (khourmas) |
| Dutch | dadel (dahdel) |
| Tagalog | datiles (dahteeluhs) |
| Vietnamese | quả chà là (kwah chah lah) |
| Turkish | hurma (huurmah) |
| Persian | خرما (khohrmah) |
| Polish | daktyl (dahktil) |
| Ukrainian | фінік (finik) |
| Bengali | খেজুর (kaygyoor) |
| Swedish | dadlar (dahdlahr) |
| Italian | dattero (dahtayroh) |
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