ghost
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The meaning (definition) of the word ghost
the spirit of a dead person said to float in the air
The word ghost used in a sentence
“Do you think ghosts are real or make believe?”
Words that mean the same as ghost (synonyms)
spirit
The plural of the word ghost
ghosts
How the word ghost is said around the world
| French | fantôme (fahntohm) |
| Spanish | fantasma (fahntahsmah) |
| Mandarin | 鬼 (guǐ) |
| Hindi | भूत (boot) |
| Arabic | شبح (shahbah) |
| Russian | призрак (prizrak) |
| Portuguese (EU) | fantasma (fuhnngtahzhmuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fantasma (fuhnngtahzma) |
| Japanese | おばけ (obake) |
| German | Geist (gyst) |
| Urdu | بھوت (boht) |
| Punjabi | ਭੂਤ (poot) |
| Korean | 귀신 (gwisin) |
| Hebrew | רוּחַ (rookhah) |
| Greek | φάντασμα (phantasma) |
| Dutch | spook (spohk) |
| Tagalog | multo (mooltoh) |
| Vietnamese | bóng ma (bawurng mah) |
| Turkish | hayalet (hahyahlet) |
| Persian | شبح (shahbah) |
| Polish | duch (dookh) |
| Ukrainian | привид (pryvyd) |
| Bengali | ভূত (bootoh) |
| Swedish | spöke (sperkuh) |
| Italian | fantasma (fahntahzmah) |
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