noun · Nature

haze

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The meaning (definition) of the word haze

a thin cloud in the air that makes things look blurry

The word haze used in a sentence

“A haze hung over the hills this morning.”

Words that mean the same as haze (synonyms)

mist

How the word haze is said around the world

Frenchbrume (broom)
Spanishbruma (BROO-mah)
Mandarin薄雾 (boh woo)
Hindiधुंध (dhund)
Arabicضباب خفيف (da-BAAB kha-FEEF)
Russianдымка (DYM-kah)
Portuguese (EU)névoa (NEH-voo-ah)
Portuguese (BR)névoa (NEH-voh-ah)
Japaneseもや (MOH-yah)
GermanDunst (duunst)
Urduکہرا (KOH-rah)
Punjabiਧੁੰਦ (dhund)
Korean옅은 안개 (YUH-tun an-GAY)
Hebrewאֹבֶךְ (OH-vekh)
Greekθολούρα (thoh-LOO-rah)
Dutchnevel (NAY-vuhl)
Tagalogulap-usok (oo-lahp-OO-sohk)
Vietnamesesương mờ (suung MUH)
Turkishpus (poos)
Persianغبار (ghoh-BAHR)
Polishmgiełka (MGYEW-kah)
Ukrainianімла (im-LA)
Bengaliধোঁয়াশা (DHOH-yah-shah)
Swedishdis (dees)
Italianfoschia (FOS-kyah)

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