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The meaning (definition) of the word hop

to jump up and down on one foot

The word hop used in a sentence

“My little brother likes to hop on one foot around the yard.”

Words that mean the same as hop (synonyms)

jumpskip

How the word hop is said around the world

Frenchsauter à cloche-pied (soh-TAY ah klawsh-PYAY)
Spanishbrincar (breen-KAHR)
Mandarin跳 (tyow)
Hindiकूदना (KOOD-nah)
Arabicقفزة
Russianпрыгать (PRI-guty)
Portuguese (EU)saltar (sahl-TAHR)
Portuguese (BR)saltar (sow-TAHR)
Japaneseけんけんする (ken-KEN su-ru)
GermanHüpfen (HUP-fuhn)
Urduہاپ (hahp)
Punjabiਹੌਪ (hawp)
Korean깡충깡충 뛰다 (GAHNG-choong-gahng-choong DWEE-dah)
Hebrewלִקְפּוֹץ (LEEK-pohts)
Greekχοροπηδώ στο ένα πόδι (khoh-roh-pee-THOH stoh EH-nah POH-thee)
Dutchhinkelen (HING-kuh-luhn)
Tagaloglumukso (loo-MOOK-soh)
Vietnamesenhảy lò cò (nyahy law kaw)
Turkishzıplamak (zup-lah-MAHK)
Persianلی‌لی کردن (lee-LEE kar-DAN)
Polishskakać na jednej nodze (SKAH-kahch nah YED-nay NOH-dzeh)
Ukrainianстрибати (stri-BAH-ti)
Bengaliহপ (hawp)
Swedishhoppa (HAW-pah)
Italiansaltellare su un piede (sahl-tel-LAH-ray soo oon PYEH-day)

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hop - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids