horn
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The meaning (definition) of the word horn
a hard, pointed part on some animals
The word horn used in a sentence
“The goat has one curved horn on its head.”
The plural of the word horn
horns
How the word horn is said around the world
| French | corne (kawrn) |
| Spanish | cuerno (KWAYR-noh) |
| Mandarin | 角 (jyow) |
| Hindi | सींग (seeng) |
| Arabic | قَرْن (kahrn) |
| Russian | рог (rohk) |
| Portuguese (EU) | chifre (SHEEF-ri) |
| Portuguese (BR) | chifre (SHEEF-rew) |
| Japanese | 角 (KAH-ku) |
| German | Horn (hawrn) |
| Urdu | سینگ (sayng) |
| Punjabi | ਸਿੰਗ (sing) |
| Korean | 뿔 (bool) |
| Hebrew | קֶרֶן (kay-RAY-nuh) |
| Greek | κέρατο (KYAY-rah-toh) |
| Dutch | hoorn (hawrn) |
| Tagalog | sungay (SOO-ngahy) |
| Vietnamese | sừng (sewng) |
| Turkish | boynuz (BAWY-nuuz) |
| Persian | شاخ (shahkh) |
| Polish | róg (rook) |
| Ukrainian | ріг (reeh) |
| Bengali | শিং (sheeng) |
| Swedish | horn (hoorn) |
| Italian | corno (KAWR-noh) |
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