jam
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The meaning (definition) of the word jam
a sweet sticky spread made from fruit
The word jam used in a sentence
“I like to spread jam on my toast for breakfast.”
Words that mean the same as jam (synonyms)
spreadpreserve
How the word jam is said around the world
| French | confiture (kawnfeetewr) |
| Spanish | mermelada (mayrmaylahthah) |
| Mandarin | 果酱 (guǒ jiàng) |
| Hindi | जैम (gyairm) |
| Arabic | مربى (moorahbah) |
| Russian | джем (dzhem) |
| Portuguese (EU) | compota (koompawtuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | geleia (zhayleia) |
| Japanese | ジャム (jamu) |
| German | Marmelade (mahrmuhlahduh) |
| Urdu | جام (gyahm) |
| Punjabi | ਜੈਮ (gyem) |
| Korean | 잼 (jaem) |
| Hebrew | ריבה (reevh) |
| Greek | μαρμελάδα (marmelada) |
| Dutch | jam (yahm) |
| Tagalog | jam (jahm) |
| Vietnamese | mứt (mewurt) |
| Turkish | reçel (raychal) |
| Persian | مربا (mohrahbbah) |
| Polish | dżem (jem) |
| Ukrainian | джем (dzhem) |
| Bengali | জ্যাম (gyam) |
| Swedish | sylt (sewlt) |
| Italian | marmellata (mahrmayllahtah) |
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