fairy
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The meaning (definition) of the word fairy
a tiny magic person with sparkly wings
The word fairy used in a sentence
“A fairy with sparkly wings flew around the garden.”
Words that mean the same as fairy (synonyms)
sprite
The plural of the word fairy
fairies
How the word fairy is said around the world
| French | fée (fay) |
| Spanish | hada (ahthah) |
| Mandarin | 仙女 (xiān nǚ) |
| Hindi | परी (puree) |
| Arabic | جنية (jeenneeyah) |
| Russian | сказочный (skazochnyi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | fada (fahduh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fada (fahda) |
| Japanese | 妖精 (yousei) |
| German | Fee (fay) |
| Urdu | پری (puree) |
| Punjabi | ਪਰੀ (puree) |
| Korean | 요정 (yojeong) |
| Hebrew | פֵיָה (fayah) |
| Greek | νεράιδα (neraida) |
| Dutch | fee (fay) |
| Tagalog | diwata (deewahtah) |
| Vietnamese | tiên (teeen) |
| Turkish | peri (payri) |
| Persian | پری (pahree) |
| Polish | wróżka (vrooshkah) |
| Ukrainian | фея (feya) |
| Bengali | পরী (pohree) |
| Swedish | fe (fay) |
| Italian | fata (fahtah) |
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