flower
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The meaning (definition) of the word flower
the colorful, sweet-smelling part of a plant
The word flower used in a sentence
“She picked 69 flowers for her mom.”
Words that mean the same as flower (synonyms)
blossombloom
The plural of the word flower
flowers
How the word flower is said around the world
| French | fleur (flerr) |
| Spanish | flor (flohr) |
| Mandarin | 花 (huā) |
| Hindi | फूल (pool) |
| Arabic | ورد (wahrahd) |
| Russian | цветок (tsvetok) |
| Portuguese (EU) | flor (flohr) |
| Portuguese (BR) | flor (flohr) |
| Japanese | 花 (hana) |
| German | Blume (bluumuh) |
| Urdu | پھول (phool) |
| Punjabi | ਫੁੱਲ (puul) |
| Korean | 꽃 (ggoc) |
| Hebrew | פֶּרַח (payrahkh) |
| Greek | λουλούδι (louloudi) |
| Dutch | bloem (bloom) |
| Tagalog | bulaklak (boolahklahk) |
| Vietnamese | hoa (hwah) |
| Turkish | çiçek (cheechek) |
| Persian | گل (gohl) |
| Polish | kwiat (kfyaht) |
| Ukrainian | квітка (kvitka) |
| Bengali | ফুল (fool) |
| Swedish | blomma (blawmah) |
| Italian | fiore (fyohray) |
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