forest
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The meaning (definition) of the word forest
a big area full of tall trees
The word forest used in a sentence
“The forest is full of tall trees and wild animals.”
Words that mean the same as forest (synonyms)
woodswoodland
The plural of the word forest
forests
How the word forest is said around the world
| French | forêt (fohre) |
| Spanish | bosque (bohskay) |
| Mandarin | 森林 (sēn lín) |
| Hindi | जंगल (gyungguhl) |
| Arabic | غابة (ghahbah) |
| Russian | лес (les) |
| Portuguese (EU) | floresta (flooreshtuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | floresta (flohresta) |
| Japanese | 森 (mori) |
| German | Wald (vahlt) |
| Urdu | جنگل (gyunuhguhl) |
| Punjabi | ਜੰਗਲ (gyunguhl) |
| Korean | 숲 (sup) |
| Hebrew | יַעַר (yahr) |
| Greek | δάσος (dasos) |
| Dutch | woud (vuuut) |
| Tagalog | kagubatan (kahgoobahtahn) |
| Vietnamese | rừng (zewng) |
| Turkish | orman (awrmahn) |
| Persian | جنگل (jahngahl) |
| Polish | las (lahs) |
| Ukrainian | ліс (lis) |
| Bengali | বন (bawn) |
| Swedish | skog (skoog) |
| Italian | foresta (fohrestah) |
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