ground
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The meaning (definition) of the word ground
the solid surface of the earth
The word ground used in a sentence
“The ground was soft and muddy after the rain.”
Words that mean the same as ground (synonyms)
land
How the word ground is said around the world
| French | sol (sawl) |
| Spanish | suelo (SWAY-loh) |
| Mandarin | 地面 (dee myen) |
| Hindi | ज़मीन (zuh-MEEN) |
| Arabic | الأرض (ahl-AHRD) |
| Russian | земля (zheem-LYAH) |
| Portuguese (EU) | chão (shuhnuun) |
| Portuguese (BR) | chão (shuhnuun) |
| Japanese | 地面 (JEE-mayng) |
| German | Boden (BOH-duhn) |
| Urdu | زمین (zuh-MEEN) |
| Punjabi | ਜ਼ਮੀਨ (zuh-MEEN) |
| Korean | 땅 (dahng) |
| Hebrew | אדמה |
| Greek | έδαφος (AY-thah-fohs) |
| Dutch | grond (ghrawnt) |
| Tagalog | lupa (LOO-pah) |
| Vietnamese | đất (DUH-urt) |
| Turkish | yer (yer) |
| Persian | زمین (ZAH-meen) |
| Polish | ziemia (ZHE-myah) |
| Ukrainian | земля (ZEM-lyah) |
| Bengali | মাটি (MAH-tee) |
| Swedish | mark (MAHRK) |
| Italian | terra (TER-rah) |
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