gave
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The meaning (definition) of the word gave
handed something to someone, in the past
The word gave used in a sentence
“I gave my teddy bear a big hug and a toy.”
How the word gave is said around the world
| French | donné (doh-NAY) |
| Spanish | di (dee) |
| Mandarin | 给了 (gay luh) |
| Hindi | दिया (DEE-yah) |
| Arabic | أَعْطَى (AH-tah) |
| Russian | дал (dahl) |
| Portuguese (EU) | dei (DAY) |
| Portuguese (BR) | deu (DEHOO) |
| Japanese | あげた (ah-GEH-tah) |
| German | gab (gahp) |
| Urdu | دیا (dee-YA) |
| Punjabi | ਦਿੱਤਾ (DIT-tah) |
| Korean | 줬다 (JWAHT-tah) |
| Hebrew | נָתַן (nah-TAHN) |
| Greek | έδωσα (EH-tho-sah) |
| Dutch | gaf (khahf) |
| Tagalog | nagbigay (nahg-bee-GYE) |
| Vietnamese | cho (chaw) |
| Turkish | verdi (vehr-DEE) |
| Persian | داد (dahd) |
| Polish | dał (daw) |
| Ukrainian | дав (dahv) |
| Bengali | দিয়েছিলাম (DEE-eh-chhee-lahm) |
| Swedish | gav (gahv) |
| Italian | dato (DAH-toh) |
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