glow
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The meaning (definition) of the word glow
a soft light that shines in the dark
The word glow used in a sentence
“A soft glow came from my night light.”
Words that mean the opposite of glow (antonyms)
darkness
How the word glow is said around the world
| French | lueur (lew-UR) |
| Spanish | resplandor (rehs-plahn-DOHR) |
| Mandarin | 微光 (way gwahng) |
| Hindi | चमक (cha-MAK) |
| Arabic | وَهَج (WA-haj) |
| Russian | свечение (svee-CHYE-nee-ye) |
| Portuguese (EU) | brilho (BREE-lyoo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | brilho (BREE-lyoo) |
| Japanese | ほのかなひかり (ho-NOH-ka-na hee-KAH-ree) |
| German | Schimmer (SHIM-er) |
| Urdu | چمک (cha-MAK) |
| Punjabi | ਚਮਕ (CHA-mak) |
| Korean | 은은한 빛 (uun-uun-HAHN beet) |
| Hebrew | זֹהַר (ZOH-hahr) |
| Greek | λάμψη (LAM-psee) |
| Dutch | gloed (khloot) |
| Tagalog | ningning (NING-ning) |
| Vietnamese | ánh sáng dịu (ahny sahng ZYEW) |
| Turkish | parıltı (pah-ruhl-TUH) |
| Persian | درخشش (da-rakh-SHESH) |
| Polish | blask (blask) |
| Ukrainian | сяйво (SAI-voh) |
| Bengali | আভা (AH-bha) |
| Swedish | sken (shayn) |
| Italian | bagliore (bah-LYOH-reh) |
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