noun · Animals

hare

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The meaning (definition) of the word hare

a fast jumping animal with very long ears and long back legs

The word hare used in a sentence

“A hare raced across the field.”

How the word hare is said around the world

Frenchlièvre (lyevr)
Spanishliebre (LYEH-breh)
Mandarin野兔 (yeh too)
Hindiखरहा (khar-HAH)
Arabicأرنب بري (AR-nab BAR-ree)
Russianзаяц (ZA-yats)
Portuguese (EU)lebre (LEH-bruh)
Portuguese (BR)lebre (LEH-bree)
Japaneseノウサギ (noh-oo-SAH-gee)
GermanHase (HAH-zuh)
Urduجنگلی خرگوش (JUNG-lee khar-GOHSH)
Punjabiਜੰਗਲੀ ਖਰਗੋਸ਼ (JANG-lee khar-GOHSH)
Korean산토끼 (sahn-toh-KKEE)
Hebrewאַרְנֶבֶת (ahr-NEH-vet)
Greekλαγός (lah-GHOHS)
Dutchhaas (hahs)
Tagalogliyebre (lee-YEH-breh)
Vietnamesethỏ rừng (taw ZUHNG)
Turkishyabani tavşan (yah-bah-NEE tahv-SHAHN)
Persianخرگوش صحرایی (khar-GOO-she sah-rah-YEE)
Polishzając (ZAH-yonts)
Ukrainianзаєць (ZA-yets)
Bengaliখরগোশ (khor-GOHSH)
Swedishhare (HAH-reh)
Italianlepre (LEH-preh)

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