fire
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The meaning (definition) of the word fire
hot flames that burn and give light
The word fire used in a sentence
“We sat around the warm fire and told stories.”
Words that mean the same as fire (synonyms)
flames
The plural of the word fire
fires
How the word fire is said around the world
| French | feu (fer) |
| Spanish | fuego (FWAY-ghoh) |
| Mandarin | 火 (khwoh) |
| Hindi | आग (ahg) |
| Arabic | نار (nahr) |
| Russian | огонь (u-GOHN) |
| Portuguese (EU) | fogo (FOH-guu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fogo (FOH-guu) |
| Japanese | 火 (hyee) |
| German | Feuer (FAW-er-ur) |
| Urdu | آگ (ahg) |
| Punjabi | ਅੱਗ (ug) |
| Korean | 불 (bool) |
| Hebrew | אֵשׁ (aysh) |
| Greek | φωτιά (foh-tee-AH) |
| Dutch | vuur (vewr) |
| Tagalog | apoy (AH-pohy) |
| Vietnamese | lửa (LEW-uh) |
| Turkish | ateş (ah-TESH) |
| Persian | آتش (AH-tahsh) |
| Polish | ogień (AW-gyeny) |
| Ukrainian | вогонь (VOH-ohny) |
| Bengali | আগুন (AH-goon) |
| Swedish | eld (eld) |
| Italian | fuoco (fuu-AW-koh) |
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