elf
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The meaning (definition) of the word elf
a tiny magic person with pointy ears
The word elf used in a sentence
“The tiny elf with pointy ears helped Santa in the north pole.”
Words that mean the same as elf (synonyms)
fairysprite
The plural of the word elf
elves
How the word elf is said around the world
| French | elfe |
| Spanish | duende |
| Mandarin | 精灵 |
| Hindi | योगिनी |
| Arabic | قزم |
| Russian | эльф |
| Portuguese (EU) | duende |
| Portuguese (BR) | duende |
| Japanese | エルフ |
| German | Elf |
| Urdu | یلف |
| Punjabi | ਐਲਫ਼ |
| Korean | 꼬마 요정 |
| Hebrew | שֵׁדוֹן |
| Greek | ξωτικό |
| Dutch | elf |
| Filipino | duwende |
| Vietnamese | yêu tinh |
| Turkish | elf |
| Persian | الف |
| Polish | elf |
| Ukrainian | ельф |
| Bengali | এলফ |
| Swedish | älva |
| Italian | elfo |
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