end
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The meaning (definition) of the word end
the last part, where something stops
The word end used in a sentence
“The end of the story made me smile.”
Words that mean the same as end (synonyms)
finish
Words that mean the opposite of end (antonyms)
start
How the word end is said around the world
| French | fin (fan) |
| Spanish | final (fee-NAHL) |
| Mandarin | 结尾 (jyeh way) |
| Hindi | अंत (unt) |
| Arabic | نِهَايَة (ni-HAA-yah) |
| Russian | конец (kuh-NYETS) |
| Portuguese (EU) | fim (feeng) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fim (FEENG) |
| Japanese | おわり (oh-WAH-ree) |
| German | Ende (EN-duh) |
| Urdu | آخر (AH-khir) |
| Punjabi | ਅੰਤ (ant) |
| Korean | 끝 (kkut) |
| Hebrew | סוֹף (sohf) |
| Greek | τέλος (TEH-los) |
| Dutch | einde (EYN-duh) |
| Tagalog | wakas (wa-KAS) |
| Vietnamese | phần cuối (fun KOO-ee) |
| Turkish | son (son) |
| Persian | پایان (pah-YAHN) |
| Polish | koniec (KOH-nyets) |
| Ukrainian | кінець (kee-NETS) |
| Bengali | শেষ (shaysh) |
| Swedish | slut (slewt) |
| Italian | fine (FEE-neh) |
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