fort
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The meaning (definition) of the word fort
a strong building with thick walls to keep a place safe
The word fort used in a sentence
“We visited an old stone fort with thick walls.”
Words that mean the same as fort (synonyms)
fortresscastle
How the word fort is said around the world
| French | fort (for) |
| Spanish | fuerte (FWEHR-teh) |
| Mandarin | 堡垒 (bow lay) |
| Hindi | किला (ki-LAH) |
| Arabic | حِصْن (hisn) |
| Russian | крепость (KRYE-puhst) |
| Portuguese (EU) | forte (FOR-tuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | forte (FOHR-chee) |
| Japanese | とりで (toh-ree-DEH) |
| German | Festung (FEST-oong) |
| Urdu | قلعہ (KIL-ah) |
| Punjabi | ਕਿਲ੍ਹਾ (KIL-lah) |
| Korean | 요새 (yoh-SAY) |
| Hebrew | מִבְצָר (meev-TSAHR) |
| Greek | φρούριο (FROO-ree-oh) |
| Dutch | fort (fort) |
| Tagalog | kuta (KOO-tah) |
| Vietnamese | pháo đài (fow DAI) |
| Turkish | kale (kah-LEH) |
| Persian | قلعه (ghah-LEH) |
| Polish | fort (fort) |
| Ukrainian | форт (fort) |
| Bengali | দুর্গ (DOOR-goh) |
| Swedish | fästning (FEST-ning) |
| Italian | forte (FOR-teh) |
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