gravity
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The meaning (definition) of the word gravity
the invisible force that pulls objects toward each other
The word gravity used in a sentence
“Gravity is the invisible force that makes things fall down to earth.”
How the word gravity is said around the world
| French | pesanteur (puh-zahn-TERR) |
| Spanish | gravedad (grah-vay-THAHD) |
| Mandarin | 重力 (juung lee) |
| Hindi | गुरुत्वाकर्षण (guu-ruut-vah-KUR-shuhn) |
| Arabic | جاذبية (jah-THEE-bee-yah) |
| Russian | гравитация (gru-vyee-TAH-tsi-yah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | gravidade (gruh-vee-DAH-di) |
| Portuguese (BR) | gravidade (grah-vee-DAH-jew) |
| Japanese | 重力 (ju-u-ryah-OH-ku) |
| German | Schwerkraft (SHVAYRK-rahft) |
| Urdu | کشش ثقل (KAH-shish SU-kuhl) |
| Punjabi | ਗੁਰੂਤਾ ਸ਼ਕਤੀ (guu-ROO-tah SHU-kuh-tee) |
| Korean | 중력 (JOONGR-yug) |
| Hebrew | כּוֹחַ מְשִׁיכָה (KOH-khah MSHEE-khah) |
| Greek | βαρύτητα (vah-REE-tee-tah) |
| Dutch | zwaartekracht (ZVAHR-tek-rahkht) |
| Tagalog | grabidad (grah-BEE-dahd) |
| Vietnamese | trọng lực (chawng lewky) |
| Turkish | yer çekimi (yer CHAY-kee-mi) |
| Persian | گرانش (gay-RAH-nahsh) |
| Polish | grawitacja (grah-vee-TAH-tsyah) |
| Ukrainian | гравітація (hrah-vee-TAH-tsee-yah) |
| Bengali | মাধ্যাকর্ষণ (MAH-da-kawr-shawn) |
| Swedish | tyngdkraft (TUNGD-krahft) |
| Italian | gravità (grah-vee-TAH) |
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