hourglass
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The meaning (definition) of the word hourglass
a glass timer with sand that slowly trickles down
The word hourglass used in a sentence
“The sand in the hourglass falls down very slowly.”
Words that mean the same as hourglass (synonyms)
sand timer
The plural of the word hourglass
hourglasses
How the word hourglass is said around the world
| French | sablier |
| Spanish | reloj de arena |
| Mandarin | 滴漏 |
| Hindi | hourglass |
| Arabic | الساعة الرملية |
| Russian | песочные часы |
| Portuguese (EU) | ampulheta |
| Portuguese (BR) | ampulheta |
| Japanese | 砂時計 |
| German | Sanduhr |
| Urdu | گھنٹہ کا گلاس |
| Punjabi | ਘੰਟਾਘਰ |
| Korean | 모래시계 |
| Hebrew | שָׁעוֹן חוֹל |
| Greek | κλεψύδρα |
| Dutch | zandloper |
| Filipino | orasa |
| Vietnamese | đồng hồ cát |
| Turkish | kum saati |
| Persian | ساعت شنی |
| Polish | klepsydra |
| Ukrainian | пісочний годинник |
| Bengali | বালুঘড়ি |
| Swedish | timglas |
| Italian | clessidra |
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