jay
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The meaning (definition) of the word jay
a colorful blue and pink woodland bird with a loud call
The word jay used in a sentence
“A blue jay landed on the branch and made a loud call.”
Words that mean the same as jay (synonyms)
bird
The plural of the word jay
jays
How the word jay is said around the world
| French | geai (zhay) |
| Spanish | arrendajo (ahrayndahkhoh) |
| Mandarin | 杰伊 (jié yī) |
| Hindi | नीलकंठ (nilkahnt) |
| Arabic | جاي (jahy) |
| Russian | Джей (Dzhei) |
| Portuguese (EU) | Jay (zhy) |
| Portuguese (BR) | Jay (zhy) |
| Japanese | ジェイ (jiei) |
| German | Eichelhäher (eyehyuhlhairur) |
| Urdu | جے (gyay) |
| Punjabi | ਜੇ (gyay) |
| Korean | 어치 (eoci) |
| Hebrew | עוֹרְבָנִי (ohrvahneey) |
| Greek | κίσσα (kissa) |
| Dutch | Jay (yahy) |
| Tagalog | ibong yari sa dyey (eebohng yahree sah dyey) |
| Vietnamese | jay (zhahy) |
| Turkish | Jay (zhahy) |
| Persian | جی (jee) |
| Polish | sójka (sooykah) |
| Ukrainian | сойка (soyka) |
| Bengali | জে (gyay) |
| Swedish | nötskrika (nertskreekah) |
| Italian | Jay (jy) |
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