door
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The meaning (definition) of the word door
a panel you open and close to go in or out
The word door used in a sentence
“I opened the door and ran outside to play in the sunshine.”
Words that mean the same as door (synonyms)
entrancegate
The plural of the word door
doors
How the word door is said around the world
| French | porte (pawrt) |
| Spanish | puerta (pwayrtah) |
| Mandarin | 门 (mén) |
| Hindi | दरवाजा (duhrvahgyah) |
| Arabic | باب (bahb) |
| Russian | дверь (dver') |
| Portuguese (EU) | porta (pawruhtuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | porta (pawruhta) |
| Japanese | ドア (doa) |
| German | Tür (tewr) |
| Urdu | دروازہ (duhrvahzah) |
| Punjabi | ਦਰਵਾਜ਼ਾ (duhruhvahzah) |
| Korean | 문 (mun) |
| Hebrew | דֶלֶת (daylayt) |
| Greek | πόρτα (porta) |
| Dutch | deur (derr) |
| Tagalog | pinto (peentoh) |
| Vietnamese | cửa (kewuh) |
| Turkish | kapı (kahpu) |
| Persian | درب (dahrb) |
| Polish | drzwi (jvee) |
| Ukrainian | двері (dveri) |
| Bengali | দরজা (dawrawgyah) |
| Swedish | dörr (derr) |
| Italian | porta (pawrtah) |
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