hand
The meaning (definition) of the word hand
the part of your body at the end of your arm with five fingers
The word hand used in a sentence
“I hold your hand when we cross the street.”
The plural of the word hand
hands
How the word hand is said around the world
| French | main (men) |
| Spanish | mano (MAH-noh) |
| Mandarin | 手 (shoh) |
| Hindi | हाथ (haht) |
| Arabic | يد (yahd) |
| Russian | рука (roo-KAH) |
| Portuguese (EU) | mão (muhnuun) |
| Portuguese (BR) | mão (muhnuun) |
| Japanese | 手 (tay) |
| German | Hand (hahnt) |
| Urdu | ہاتھ (haht) |
| Punjabi | ਹੱਥ (hut) |
| Korean | 손 (sohn) |
| Hebrew | יָד (yahd) |
| Greek | χέρι (HYAY-ree) |
| Dutch | hand (hahnt) |
| Tagalog | kamay (KAH-mahy) |
| Vietnamese | tay (tahy) |
| Turkish | el (al) |
| Persian | دست (dahst) |
| Polish | ręka (RENG-kah) |
| Ukrainian | рука (ROO-kah) |
| Bengali | হাত (HAH-toh) |
| Swedish | hand (hahnd) |
| Italian | mano (MAH-noh) |
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