noun · Food & Drink

feast

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The meaning (definition) of the word feast

a big meal with lots of good food

The word feast used in a sentence

“We had a big feast with lots of food.”

How the word feast is said around the world

Frenchfestin (feh-STAN)
Spanishbanquete (bahn-KEH-teh)
Mandarin大餐 (dah tsahn)
Hindiदावत (DAA-vut)
Arabicوليمة (wa-LEE-ma)
Russianпир (PEER)
Portuguese (EU)banquete (bahng-KEH-tuh)
Portuguese (BR)banquete (bahn-KEH-chee)
Japaneseごちそう (goh-chee-SOH)
GermanFestmahl (FEST-mahl)
Urduدعوت (DAH-vut)
Punjabiਦਾਅਵਤ (DAA-vut)
Korean잔치 (JAHN-chee)
Hebrewארוחה חגיגית (ah-roo-KHAH kha-gee-GEET)
Greekτσιμπούσι (tseem-BOO-see)
Dutchfeestmaal (FAYST-mahl)
Tagaloghandaan (hahn-dah-AHN)
Vietnamesebữa tiệc (buuh TEE-ek)
Turkishziyafet (zee-yah-FEHT)
Persianضیافت (zee-yah-FAT)
Polishuczta (OOTCH-tah)
Ukrainianбенкет (BEN-keht)
Bengaliভোজ (bhohj)
Swedishfestmåltid (FEST-mohl-teed)
Italianbanchetto (bahn-KET-toh)

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