giraffe
The meaning (definition) of the word giraffe
a tall animal with a very long neck and spotty skin
The word giraffe used in a sentence
“The giraffe stretched its long neck to eat leaves.”
The plural of the word giraffe
giraffes
How the word giraffe is said around the world
| French | girafe (zhee-RAHF) |
| Spanish | jirafa (khee-RAH-fah) |
| Mandarin | 长颈鹿 (chahng jeeng loo) |
| Hindi | जिराफ (gyi-RAHP) |
| Arabic | زرافة (ZAH-rah-fah) |
| Russian | жираф (zhee-RAHF) |
| Portuguese (EU) | girafa (zhee-RAH-fuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | girafa (zhee-RAH-fa) |
| Japanese | キリン (KEE-reeng) |
| German | Giraffe (GEE-rah-fuh) |
| Urdu | زرافہ (zuh-RAH-fah) |
| Punjabi | ਜਿਰਾਫ਼ (gyi-RAHF) |
| Korean | 기린 (gee-REEN) |
| Hebrew | ג'ִירָפָה |
| Greek | καμηλοπάρδαλη (kah-mee-loh-PAHR-thah-lee) |
| Dutch | giraffe (GHEE-rah-fuh) |
| Tagalog | dyirap (DYEE-rahp) |
| Vietnamese | hươu cao cổ (HEW-uhw kow koh) |
| Turkish | zürafa (zew-rah-FAH) |
| Persian | زرافه (zah-RAH-fay) |
| Polish | żyrafa (zhi-RAH-fah) |
| Ukrainian | жираф (ZHI-rahf) |
| Bengali | জিরাফ (GYEE-rahf) |
| Swedish | giraff (YEE-rahf) |
| Italian | giraffa (jee-RAHF-fah) |
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