dog
The meaning (definition) of the word dog
a friendly animal with fur that barks and wags its tail
The word dog used in a sentence
“Our dog ran with my sister across the sunny field.”
The plural of the word dog
dogs
How the word dog is said around the world
| French | chien (shyen) |
| Spanish | perro (PAY-roh) |
| Mandarin | 狗 (goh) |
| Hindi | कुत्ता (KUU-tah) |
| Arabic | كلب (kahlb) |
| Russian | собака (su-BAH-kah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cão (KOWNG) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cachorro (kah-SHOH-khuu) |
| Japanese | 犬 (EE-nu) |
| German | Hund (huunt) |
| Urdu | کتا (kuu-TAH) |
| Punjabi | ਕੁੱਤਾ (KUU-tah) |
| Korean | 개 (ge) |
| Hebrew | כֶּלֶב (KAY-layv) |
| Greek | σκυλί (skyee-LEE) |
| Dutch | hond (hawnt) |
| Tagalog | aso (AH-soh) |
| Vietnamese | chó (CHAW-ur) |
| Turkish | köpek (ker-PEK) |
| Persian | سگ (sahg) |
| Polish | pies (pyes) |
| Ukrainian | собака (soh-BAH-kah) |
| Bengali | কুকুর (KOO-koor) |
| Swedish | hund (hund) |
| Italian | cane (KAH-nay) |
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