heavy
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The meaning (definition) of the word heavy
weighing a lot and hard to lift
The word heavy used in a sentence
“This box is too heavy for me to carry alone.”
Words that mean the same as heavy (synonyms)
weighty
Words that mean the opposite of heavy (antonyms)
light
How the word heavy is said around the world
| French | lourd (loor) |
| Spanish | pesado (paysahthoh) |
| Mandarin | 重的 (zhòng de) |
| Hindi | भारी (bahree) |
| Arabic | ثقيل (thahkeel) |
| Russian | тяжелый (tiazhelyi) |
| Portuguese (EU) | pesado (payzahduu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | pesado (payzahduu) |
| Japanese | 重い (omoi) |
| German | schwer (shvayr) |
| Urdu | بھاری (bahree) |
| Punjabi | ਭਾਰੀ (pahree) |
| Korean | 무거운 (mugeoun) |
| Hebrew | כָּבֵד (kahvayd) |
| Greek | βαρύς (barus) |
| Dutch | zwaar (zvahr) |
| Tagalog | mabigat (mahbeegaht) |
| Vietnamese | nặng (nahng) |
| Turkish | ağır (ahur) |
| Persian | سنگین (sahngeen) |
| Polish | ciężki (chenshkee) |
| Ukrainian | важкий (vazhkyy) |
| Bengali | ভারী (bahree) |
| Swedish | tung (tung) |
| Italian | pesante (payzahntay) |
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