house
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The meaning (definition) of the word house
a building where people live
The word house used in a sentence
“Our house has a red door and two windows.”
Words that mean the same as house (synonyms)
home
The plural of the word house
houses
How the word house is said around the world
| French | maison (me-ZAWN) |
| Spanish | casa (KAH-sah) |
| Mandarin | 房子 (fahng dzee) |
| Hindi | घर (gur) |
| Arabic | منزل (MAHN-zeel) |
| Russian | дом (dohm) |
| Portuguese (EU) | casa (KAH-zuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | casa (KAH-za) |
| Japanese | 家 (EE-ay) |
| German | Haus (hows) |
| Urdu | گھر (gur) |
| Punjabi | ਘਰ (kur) |
| Korean | 집 (jeeb) |
| Hebrew | בית (BAH-yeet) |
| Greek | σπίτι (SPEE-tee) |
| Dutch | huis (herews) |
| Tagalog | bahay (BAH-ahy) |
| Vietnamese | căn nhà (kahn nyah) |
| Turkish | ev (ev) |
| Persian | خانه (KHAH-nay) |
| Polish | dom (dawm) |
| Ukrainian | будинок (boo-di-NOHK) |
| Bengali | বাড়ি (bahr) |
| Swedish | hus (hoos) |
| Italian | casa (KAH-zah) |
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