dig
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The meaning (definition) of the word dig
to scoop up dirt with a tool or your hands
The word dig used in a sentence
“The rabbit likes to dig holes in the soft garden dirt.”
Words that mean the same as dig (synonyms)
scoopshovelburrow
Words that mean the opposite of dig (antonyms)
fillcover
How the word dig is said around the world
| French | creuser |
| Spanish | excavar |
| Mandarin | 挖 |
| Hindi | खोदना |
| Arabic | حفر |
| Russian | копать |
| Portuguese (EU) | escavação |
| Portuguese (BR) | escavação |
| Japanese | 掘る |
| German | graben |
| Urdu | کھودنا |
| Punjabi | ਖੋਦੋ |
| Korean | 파기 |
| Hebrew | לַחפּוֹר |
| Greek | σκάβω |
| Dutch | graven |
| Filipino | maghukay |
| Vietnamese | đào |
| Turkish | kazmak |
| Persian | حفاری |
| Polish | kopać |
| Ukrainian | копати |
| Bengali | খনন করুন |
| Swedish | gräva |
| Italian | scavare |
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